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by laumars 5y ago
Oh yeah. I completely forgot about that one https://youtu.be/kK0M74E8PS4
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by laumars 5y ago
It was 3D but it wasn’t really Doom like. It reminded me more of Magic Carpet. There was a Windows 95 screen saver that was Doom like though.
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by laumars 5y ago
Sometimes sure; but not “often”. The ones that work against JavaScript are probably written in JavaScript however none of the ones I use commonly are.
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by laumars 5y ago
I hadn’t seen that before but it perfectly sums up my approach to tech. I’m going to share this the next time someone questions why I take a pragmatic approach rather than jumping on the next new tech stack Thanks for sharing
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by laumars 5y ago
I used to quite like BT control of the TV back when my kids were babies. Advance warning though, these are going to be pretty niche use cases… I would feed them and they’d fall asleep in my arms but sometimes I would be terrified to move t
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by laumars 5y ago
Which model have you got? I have a few LG TVs and there’s various options across the different firmwares that might disable that. Eg LG Connect Apps I’ve also often wondered if “store mode” disabled all of the radios because that’s the kind
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by laumars 5y ago
> It's not nonsensical. It had nothing to do with the passage you were quoting. So yes it was nonsensical. > That guy is conflating violating a copyright with violating a trademark You keep saying that but I’ve not seen anyone di
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by laumars 5y ago
Did you actually read their comment before replying or are you just here to troll? Because your comment here is even more nonsensical than your previous one.
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by laumars 5y ago
I think there is a risk of over complicating the rules in doing all that you suggest. Baring in mind copyright law affects everyone, having something that is easy to reason with is definitely a feature rather than a problem. That all said,
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by laumars 5y ago
That must be a new record for the number of straw man arguments in a single reply! Public domain typically does centre around copyright but it’s not exclusive to copyright. So in a way you’re right. But in a more correct way you’re not. As
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by laumars 5y ago
Why is this greyed out? It’s a fair question and not clear to me either what the OP is referring to
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by laumars 5y ago
> In fact girls want someone unique and esoteric that they have to unlock. It’s best not to generalise ~50% of Earths population ;)
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by laumars 5y ago
Maybe try and organise a date where the event generates conversation. Like bowling. Or go see a movie before going for a meal. Ultimately though, if you’re bored of each other’s company then you’re not suitable for each other. So the “find
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by laumars 5y ago
Tomorrows shells already exist: - murex https://murex.rocks - elvish https://elv.sh - fish
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by laumars 5y ago
> Nowhere have I said juniors can't learn SQL either Then why invest so much effort trying to convince me that they shouldn’t learn SQL or that ORMs are better than learning how the underlying database manages their relational dat
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by laumars 5y ago
> Nowhere in any of my posts did I say juniors are too stupid to learn. Much like your previous comment, you are filling in your own blanks. Easy conclusion to make when every post is full of reasons why juniors can’t learn SQL ;) >
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by laumars 5y ago
> In fact the majority of your argument isn't even focused on the discussion of an ORM but on a situation you made up. No, the vast majority was explaining how development best practices resolve the common use case that is being p
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by laumars 5y ago
> Your first statement applies to anything and everything though. If I make any decision that my junior devs aren't comfortable with, I should either do the work for them or train them up. You train them up. You don’t do the work
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by laumars 5y ago
No idea why you’re getting downvoted. Search, language server engines, even code reformatting, all the stuff that really separates VSC is an external executable and thus not part of Electron. If any of these fanboys spent even 5 minutes loo
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by laumars 5y ago
I read it as “total opposite” and unless the GP has found a way of rewriting both my memory and bypassing HNs automatic hard limit of a 2 hour edit window, I’d say the error is yours. Plus total collapse doesn’t even make sense given the
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by laumars 5y ago
It always said total opposite. You can only edit messages for 2 hours and there is a 4 hour gap between the opposite comment and collapse reply.
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by laumars 5y ago
If there are only two people in your dev team then you absolutely wouldn’t be writing OS components as well as web apps regardless of the languages natively supported by the OS.
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by laumars 5y ago
That was one of my first thoughts too. Hilarious stuff
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by laumars 5y ago
We’ve seen how Electron performs. The only reason VSC doesn’t totally suck is because a lot of it is still native code. I can’t even imagine how crappy it would be building an entire OS out of that stuff. And you’re never going to escape th
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by laumars 5y ago
You also don’t buy a 5 seater car to begin with if you already know you need 6 seats.
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by laumars 5y ago
Or just do away with your ORM entirely and train your staff how to write SQL so they can be effective regardless of the complexity of the queries.
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by laumars 5y ago
If you can’t trust your junior devs to write SQL nor have sufficient peer review (like pull requests on feature branches) to assist with their training then you should be using stored procedures and remove that responsibility from your deve
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by laumars 5y ago
Loads of shells have an equivalent to Get-Help
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by laumars 5y ago
Exactly this. :)
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by laumars 5y ago
I have paid to turn ads off and the infuriating thing is you still get ads for Amazon services, usability hints and a tonne of other junk that cannot be turned off (like “you haven’t bought washing liquid in a while, want to add it to your

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