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961.
by lenkite 2y ago
Aren't these also massive mass bird slayers ? The last I read, over half a million birds were killed (official under-estimate) by wind turbines in UK alone every year
962.
by lenkite 2y ago
I wish someone would give an example of why we need this. Doesn't @scope handle component-oriented styling ?
963.
by lenkite 2y ago
Goodbye web-components. A W3C spec that mandates the use of JS to keep browser vendors happy. Once upon a time, there was HTML imports which didn't need this, but the ad-boys killed that spec.
964.
by lenkite 2y ago
Confused. What do Firefox's terms of service have to do with puritanism ? Have Firefox developers become puritanist or something ? That would be extremely surprising if true. Any evidence (anecdotal or otherwise) to this ?
965.
by lenkite 2y ago
Things have changed back though - the CLI is hot again at-least amongst developers.
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by lenkite 2y ago
> The world is a bigger market than USA and just about every other country has cheaper labor and no tariffs. "no tariffs" -> "heavy tariffs".
967.
by lenkite 2y ago
Btw, Grok explained the point you brought up rather well. I am personally finding AI to be better at explaining concepts than writing code with imaginary API calls. "Random Motion: Even without current, electrons are jiggling around at
968.
by lenkite 2y ago
The trade off for build time here is horrendous and meme worthy. It just shows Swift is not ready for server side. 10m for 30,000 lines of code just causes health issues like high BP for developers.
969.
by lenkite 2y ago
Its not effortless...and god forbid if your drop your smartphone and get it cracked. This headache is simply avoided with plain old paper reliability.
970.
by lenkite 2y ago
They should re-write that in Go and get a <10s compile time. And a binary size less than half of that.
971.
by lenkite 2y ago
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by lenkite 2y ago
The motion to block DOGE has also been dismissed by courts https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/doge/judge-denies-states-bi... Nobody complained about "unelected" Obama or Biden appointees accessing the trea
973.
by lenkite 2y ago
Yawn, the usual ridiculous fascist/nazi claims. Congratulations sir! You have been successful in your "Strawman Argument". Basically, the AP is currently a global propaganda organization regardless of whatever labels or posit
974.
by lenkite 2y ago
There is no big mystery about it. Whatever values the liberal American left hold dear are also applied internationally. Since Modi is a religious, conservative and nationalist leader, obviously he becomes their enemy and gets a long, endl
975.
by lenkite 2y ago
Don't hit me, but maybe they should just combine the name: The Gulf of Mex-Americana or The Gulf of Amerimexicana. Sounds more cooler.
976.
by lenkite 2y ago
Sorry, but no - putting the burden on the developer to detect whether they are running in a container or not and then determine and adjust to cgroup settings is far too high an encumbrance on the service developer. This is a demonstrative e
977.
by lenkite 2y ago
That's the problem isn't it ? The Java of 8+ years ago is always compared to the Rust/Go/Python of today. (I am also guilty of this)
978.
by lenkite 2y ago
For N scripts, you will need N lock files littering your directories and then need venvs for all of them. Sometimes, the lock files can be larger than the scripts themselves...
979.
by lenkite 2y ago
AFAIK, the basic issue is still open at https://github.com/golang/go/issues/33803 and https://github.com/golang/go/issues/59715 . You still need to use a helper library like ht
980.
by lenkite 2y ago
Thanks - I haven't used the Spring Generator for several years now. However, I think one also needs to include the drivers, oauth stuff, template libraries, etc to get an accurate represention of "standard Java enterprise size&quo
981.
by lenkite 2y ago
There are a lot of leanings to master for Go as well which they may have not discovered. As an example, the Go runtime does not honor container resource limits. You would think this would be one of the very first fundamental features su
982.
by lenkite 2y ago
In Go, people will write code to use the standard library for the app they are developing instead of pulling in a framework to do the work for them. Most Go developers have a culture of minimizing dependencies to utterly essential ones that
983.
by lenkite 2y ago
Once upon a time, Windows sleep was reliable 99.xy% of the time. If you put a Windows laptop to sleep it stayed asleep cozily. Now its like an elderly nursing home patient who wakes up several times and raids the kitchen to eat all the time
984.
by lenkite 2y ago
Yes, these are bad things. The extreme burden imposed by lifetimes and the prevention of easy refactoring for changes causes spectacular design bloat via workarounds and safety circumvention mechanisms which are unique to Rust projects. Its
985.
by lenkite 2y ago
It very quickly becomes a special Rust-only software engineering problem. Rust has no partial borrows and this affects many designs where a lot of data needs to access fields of other data. Consequently, you see humongous large, flat struct
986.
by lenkite 2y ago
How is he "looting" government funds ?
987.
by lenkite 2y ago
I always thought of you as the C++/D compiler guy - wow you did work in aerospace too! Thanks for making the D programming language. If it did not insist on a GC and had a robust and stable GC-free stdlib, I believe it could have conqu
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by lenkite 2y ago
I heard that IBM got the PC keyboard positioning wrong. You can remap this in both macOS and Windows and Linux so its not a big deal anymore. Use Esc<->Capslock and have a gentle vim/neovim existence.
989.
by lenkite 2y ago
It is extremely likely that the default distribution of vimwill be neovim and not vim after a decade. Just like vim replaced vi, neovim will gradually replace vim. Being maintenance-mode software means only greybeards (and some stubborn h
990.
by lenkite 2y ago
It doesn't list Go types from several k8s projects on github that I contribute to. Feel something is buggy about the filtering as well. I guess he will take some time to iron out all issues - suspect not all his data got migrated into

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