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Typescript also differentiates between checking and compiling as two different steps. So you could return something from a void function and use it and that will compile to JS and work but only the compile time type check would fail. Highli
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The Json serialisation and serialisation of undefined fields is a bug then? Since it changes the meaning.
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It is a neat idea! Because often the point at which you need to add a todo you are doing it because you don't have time to do it now. Which means the screenshot UI is quick way to get the information stored (like an email, calendar app
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I wish I knew about this in the microcomputer days. I started off with SIN() and COS() for circles which were very slow. I realized that you can just scan down a pixel at a time in the Y axis and use Pythagoras for the X. Also for a circle
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It is a developer time tradeoff. If your app is mainly forms and not that interactive a framework like this would be OK. Internal crud tools would be an example. But you can’t use it for everything (you can’t use any framework for everythin
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No “blog”? (6018)
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If Node is your backend then JS is what you need to use. Whether directly or via Typescript. JS is just the language. Avoiding JS on the front end is more about avoiding front end code, state management, mutations, a11y issues, frameworks e
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DHH may buy it :-)
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Warm take? Just reject and ask for an explanation OR pair with the coder to have them explain the code. If the reviewer can’t understand it without an explanation the rest of the team can’t understand it unless they git blame then ask the c
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ORMs are useful though for a different reason. They let you creat typed objects then generate the schema from them and automatically create a lot of boilerplate SQL for you. Admittedly for anything more than 1-2 joins you are better off han
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Yes I think docker is not suitable for non technical people. Running docker locally usually means messing around, sometimes troubleshooting and restarting the daemon. Even if you make your app handle all the commands. It’ll end up not worki
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by langcss 2y ago
I think it is like coin flips, do enough of them and the total heads or tails gets very predictable even though individual flips are not.
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by langcss 2y ago
For after effects they offered monthly, monthly with commitment and annual. Same pricing structure as a gym. I guess they need to make it clear but it was clear to me that a cancellation fee applied.
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const char* pszTimestamp = "The Times 03/Jan/2009 Chancellor on brink of second bailout for banks";
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Thanks for taking the time! The conflict for me here is I don't want to use a template and look like everyone else. On the other hand I do want it to look good. I'll consider your points.
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Thanks, I only knew about execution plans after doing a DB course, so understood!
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Did you check the execution plans before and after? Probably caused a different plan that happened to be faster by luck.
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If you are strapped for time maybe try https://www.cursor.com/ or similar offerings that do some of this for you. Chatting with GPT4 and pasting into your editor code or pasting into a terminal some commands could also help
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I think ACT has no thresholds, whereas NSW for example you could own a $5m primary residence and rent it out and maybe 4 $1m appartments (whose land value will be low) and rent those out and pay no land tax. So you can be rich from property
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Thanks. This is early! A few on HN have mentioned issues with the design but I have heard no specific feedback. Is it just some artistic thing “you know when you see it” or can it be put into words? There is also award winning design vs. de
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The more thorough your status monitoring, the worse you perform here though!
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Thanks for the heads up
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Can’t you pre-filter it with a vector lookup or something cheap first (gpt3.5?). Or even simply filter first by other things you are considering for the trading decision (price to earnings for example). That might save you a lot of cost.
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Apple brings ChatGPT to iPhones in AI overhaul(bbc.com)
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LangCSS https://langcss.com Only one paid customer RN but I am adding features to make it more worthwhile, before I start promoting it proper.
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SEEKING WORK | REMOTE Contract or part-time. Location: Sydney Australia Time Zone (can video meet at a time convenient to you). Willing to relocate: No Technologies: C#, ASP.NET, Typescript, React, Azure, NodeJS, Postgres/SQL Server, H
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by langcss 2y ago
Is this a reverse-Dropbox play? Make something need ssh, rsync, etc. that didn't need it before.
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What I am reading from this there be dragons so don't use SSH to buy coffee!
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Do you see a psychologist and doctor to help you with this (can you afford them?). I think this needs professional help (I am not saying that in a negative way, but I think you need the best help possible). The problem with doctors and psyc
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SEEKING WORK | REMOTE Contract or part-time. Location: Sydney Australia Time Zone (can video meet at a time convenient to you). Willing to relocate: No Technologies: C#, ASP.NET, Typescript, React, Azure, NodeJS, Postgres/SQL Server, H

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