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by laerus 3y ago
and then also remove timezones. Why should everyone have a different number to represent their time depending on the sun's position relative to them. I don't mind, for example, waking up at 2:00 and sleeping at 18:00 if these numb
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by laerus 3y ago
It's good to have product and project managers with technical skills but the problem is when they make technical decisions and disguise them as requirements.
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by laerus 3y ago
I am writing Rust daily with async, channels and all that jazz and a then some, daily for a year now, but I have only written pin once to wrap existing code that was then refactored with no pin. So yeah I would take types with explicit sema
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by laerus 3y ago
The plan is to see how viable Servo is as an alternative to WebView. If it works well I expect Tauri to provide an option to use Servo when building the app.
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by laerus 3y ago
Zig is not memory safe.
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by laerus 3y ago
Well, you can always type "select from some_table" and then move the cursor back after select and have auto completion. For example Jetbrains DataGrip supports this.
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by laerus 3y ago
You are confusing "simple" with "easy". When you are trying to solve hard problems the "easy" way you are going to have bigger problems later than just awkwardness.
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by laerus 3y ago
no issues on Android Firefox
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by laerus 3y ago
After started using conventional commits [1] for my messages the style of Subject-First commit messages comes almost naturally. [1] https://www.conventionalcommits.org/en/v1.0.0/
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by laerus 3y ago
The next best thing we should try to move to, if we accept that by having more experience and knowledge makes existing tech seem "bad" in retrospective.
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by laerus 3y ago
camelCase instead of snake_case is such a turnoff :(
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by laerus 3y ago
Thanks for the explanation. I was thinking of Python's yield were it evaluates to what is .send() back in the generator.
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by laerus 3y ago
Why yield is not a suffix operator like await?
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by laerus 3y ago
hey, is compile time verification of queries supported for PRQL in Rust?
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by laerus 3y ago
hey, I am not affiliated with BA at all. I just don't like you and what you represent. The filth of silicon valley startups that try to make money off of the hard work and love some people put on their projects. Open source peeps do no
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by laerus 3y ago
The guy that tried to trademark the Webassembly name btw and it's constantly trying to hijack the community with halfbaked solutions instead of pushing forward the standard, cause Wasmer had beef in the past with bytecode alliance peep
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by laerus 3y ago
what's coming next is replacing wasmer with wasmtime [1], the runtime closely following wasm and implemented by the same people designing the standard itself. [1] https://wasmtime.dev/
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by laerus 3y ago
The alternative is to just copy paste the table definition or do composition with foreign keys. Seems like field inheritance was invented only because we are too lazy, I have not seen yet valid cases for inheritance in Postgres or any OOP l
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by laerus 3y ago
Oh is these guys again that tried to trademark the Webassembly name.
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by laerus 3y ago
DRY only paired with the rule of three (or more)
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by laerus 4y ago
PyPy is a JIT compiler not a "real compiler", it requires warm up time to start optimizing code on runtime.
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by laerus 4y ago
You stopped reading because the author used ChatGPT to create a summary of an article they wrote themselves? This may actually be the best use case for ChatGPT.
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by laerus 4y ago
in the Future this will be funny
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by laerus 4y ago
what will it take to get rid of all this legacy and create something new for today's needs? is it even remotely possible to do so?
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by laerus 4y ago
It's not like you can just "merge" pypy into python, they are totally different implementations. CPython is written in C and PyPy is written in RPython which is a subset of the python language that gets compiled, into into an
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by laerus 4y ago
I stopped using SO at my first 2-3 years of coding anyway, that's when i started actually improving. SO has so many low quality answers and the cargo cult is doing more damage that helping young devs.
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by laerus 4y ago
that may eventually be true about JS but not really for HTML/CSS
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by laerus 4y ago
Ah it's these guys that tried and still try to hijack the glory of webassembly just for their startup to succeed. Wasmer is doomed to fail cause it's leadership smells fishy. Btw a packaging solution has already started to be desi
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by laerus 4y ago
I feel you and you are not the only one. For me it was the time sink every time I wanted emacs to do something different, it was fun for a while (3 years) but now I want to spend my time elsewhere. Also Elisp kinda sucks.
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by laerus 4y ago
So golang macros when? Honestly the language is the new JS and just another one to remind us how miserable software can be with half baked enterprizy solutions to just get the job done faster.

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