laurent123456

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by laurent123456 3y ago
In that case prettier will put the code you formatted over multiple lines into one giant line spanning multiple screens. This is especially relevant for method chaining.
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by laurent123456 3y ago
Thankfully he got the `onlick` attribute right.
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by laurent123456 3y ago
I like how he concludes "The practices and principles described on this site are still considered niche in the industry as a whole". Like he's the only one out there who knows about the details/summary tags, or who uses
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by laurent123456 3y ago
Is that our monthly "you should always use SQLite except when you should not" article?
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by laurent123456 3y ago
Did they give any explanation for this? That seems incredibly irresponsible especially for a so called "business" plan.
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by laurent123456 3y ago
I'm surprised he didn't even try that. That's a brand new laptop - go to a store and have it replaced. Or if they won't do it because of this activation lock, then purposely break it and say it stopped working.
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by laurent123456 3y ago
Nice, thanks for sharing your wisdom. And still insane they need that much money, we all have examples here of businesses that succeeded without having to raise millions of dollars
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by laurent123456 3y ago
> $6.5M I'm probably missing something, but it seems insane they need so much money to make (yet another) API testing client. And I'm guessing it means the company is valued at x billion dollars
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by laurent123456 3y ago
One company doing everything would just incite them to charge whatever they want at the taxpayer expenses, and do the bare minimum since there would be no competition to drive them out of business.
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by laurent123456 3y ago
When the US illegally invaded Iraq, if I remember well people's reaction was to rename French fries to Freedom fries. I don't remember any business condemning the war.
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by laurent123456 3y ago
All these commits are so strange. They are all useless "clean up" commits yet they are not done by a bot, there's someone manually making these changes every few days, almost every day actually. Don't know if he's r
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by laurent123456 3y ago
Every time I created software for Windows in recent years I used Qt, WxWidgets or even Delphi, which all have wrappers to handle system-specific quirks. Is it common these days to code directly to the Windows API? It feels like it would lea
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by laurent123456 3y ago
It seems it would work since they release an npm package too: https://www.npmjs.com/package/fx A bit surprising, I wonder if they implemented it in JS too, or somehow managed to distribute their Go program on npm. Edit
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by laurent123456 3y ago
There's so many cereal options. It's easy to find some that are healthy, such as low sugar bran or wheat cereals.
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by laurent123456 3y ago
I wonder how well this kind of app sells. It seems so useless to me (plenty of other calendar apps are free and with more features) but I guess there's someone out there who may be interested in it.
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by laurent123456 3y ago
They appear to support reproducible builds, which would make it a lot harder to sneak in surveillance software - https://tails.net/contribute/design/reproducibility/
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Multi-factor authentication fatigue attack(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by laurent123456 3y ago|0 comments
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by laurent123456 3y ago
This is from cronvel, the author of terminal-kit [0]. I've always liked how detailed and well thought-out this spec is, although I'm not sure anybody's using it. [0] https://github.com/cronvel/terminal-ki
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Kung-Fig, the configuration file format(github.com)
2 points by laurent123456 3y ago|1 comments
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Organic Maps, an open source Android and iOS offline maps app for travelers(github.com)
2 points by laurent123456 3y ago|0 comments
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by laurent123456 3y ago
If you had read the article, you'd know the answer to your question: > Rule breakers often make new accounts after an outright ban, so the subtle yet frustrating shadowban can be a better way to curb misbehavior.
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by laurent123456 3y ago
> but what should Tesla have done differently? They could start by not losing their customer's check, and then blaming the customer for it?
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by laurent123456 3y ago
Bloating runtimes seem like the wrong solution to this security issue though, and Node.js has security issues too. A lot of people don't ever need .env files, yet that will now be part of their deployment which will increase the attack
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by laurent123456 3y ago
Why would they add built-in support when there's already a reliable well-supported package? Feels like bloatware and waste of resources. I'm sure there are lots of core functionalities that could be improved and optimised instead
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by laurent123456 3y ago
It was making 7 figures and now it's worth $0? If the investments from VC didn't lead to anything, wouldn't the company still make 7 figures anyway and shouldn't it be possible to continue as it is?
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by laurent123456 3y ago
I think it starts with passion - he created some useful software, he shares it and initially enjoy working on it. Then he puts a donate link (I saw there was a donate link in the previous site), and gets almost nothing, but he still needs t
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by laurent123456 3y ago
Sure but they probably won't offer that much. What I mean is that the value of this app, despite being free, is not zero, but that's probably what the developer was getting. So even if he got 10K for it, he's happy and moved
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by laurent123456 3y ago
If the developer is well paid, probably not? Why would they throw away what they built for a lump sum if they have decent side-business and recurrent revenues?
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by laurent123456 3y ago
That's the problem with free apps. Very few people want to donate, no decent company is interested in buying the app and making it profitable, so all that's left are the worst kind of companies who buy these extensions and apps to
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by laurent123456 3y ago
The world's longest-lasting light bulb website is also from another time: https://www.centennialbulb.org/ Unfortunately it looks like they took down the webcam, which is what I was looking for

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