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   by llimllib 5y ago

   Hard to speak for everybody, but I think a common opinion is that it's a neat project that has some pluses and minuses and doesn't seem to be worth the effort to switch to.
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   by llimllib 5y ago

   lots of people need C extensions, which you can't* have on pypy. *: mostly true
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   by llimllib 5y ago

   I don't develop at the same URL as I publish at - I'll generate keys with mkcert and host my site locally via a proxy at local.realdomainhere.com for a site that has dev.realdomainhere.com and the prod domain www.realdomainhere.co
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   by llimllib 5y ago

   Thank you so much for that, I miss it terribly but understand that it wasn't worth the effort. It was beautiful while it lasted. (and this map is super cool too)
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   by llimllib 5y ago

   here's a script to walk back to your oldest comment URL: https://gist.github.com/llimllib/b96bf6e63246f50ecfc6e70c884... my first three comments, 14 years ago, were: - telling somebody it's worthwhile to lear
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   by llimllib 5y ago

   The first three I upvoted, that was a good idea to go back and look at: 2384. Why Your Start-up Will Fail (forbes.com) 30 points by drm237 on Sept 25, 2007 | 15 comments 2385. The Genius is in the Details (aaronsw.com)
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   by llimllib 5y ago

   chesstempo has the best puzzles, but worst interface. chess.com and lichess both have ok puzzles and better interfaces. I prefer lichess, and sometimes go to chesstempo for more focused work, but reasonable people can disagree. Also there a
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   by llimllib 5y ago

   intentionally: > In addition to casting doubts on the validity of parameter-counting methods and highlighting the importance of complexity bounds based on Occam’s razor such as minimum description length (that trade off goodness-of-fit w
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   by llimllib 5y ago

   for sure, I've been bitten by that as well. I really wish it were required to handle the err value.
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    by llimllib 5y ago

    it's not outdated, and it's a fine example - reading the go stdlib is the best way to learn the language well, honestly. The missing return values on 64 and 69 are the "Named Return Values" thing that OP mentions - the r
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    by llimllib 5y ago

    I guess I would fit that bill, so I'll give it a shot. I still care about stuff like this, and there are definitely ergonomic improvements that could be made. I guess my feeling is that overall, for the programs I write (network servic
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    by llimllib 5y ago

    Zig's thread on the topic is interesting reading - it has gone from open to closed several times, and includes interesting examples from the stdlib where resources were not closed properly: https://github.com/ziglang&#x
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    by llimllib 5y ago

    it speaks very poorly of the unix ecosystem that nothing to replace m4 with a more sensible syntax has become widely available. If the unix CLI isn't going to slowly rot away, it needs to pick up improved versions of tools like this an
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    by llimllib 5y ago

    Not OP, but I have a similar setup and I use asdf or javaenv or pyenv or docker
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    by llimllib 5y ago

    you might want to check out gofumpt too, if you haven't already: https://github.com/mvdan/gofumpt
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    by llimllib 5y ago

    (where "hypermodern" means "early 20th century")
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    by llimllib 5y ago

    it drives me crazy! I posted a comparison on twitter: https://twitter.com/llimllib/status/1361752629882183680 but the convenience of the webcam is too much for me to ignore
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    by llimllib 5y ago

    (which will appear as a camera source on its own, no OBS required. I was for a while a happy Camo user too, but eventually bought a webcam so I didn't have to hook and unhook my phone; it's good software)
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    by llimllib 5y ago

    if you squint, you can kind of see file permissions as implementing this pattern? rm /usr fails unless you sudo rm /usr
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    by llimllib 5y ago

    oh good one, prettier does the same thing - output to stdout unless --write is set
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    by llimllib 5y ago

    I've written a couple tools that default to dry run and require `--yes-actually-delete` and similar, but I can't think of any publicly available tools that follow this pattern - anybody have suggestions?
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    by llimllib 5y ago

    I’m not the authors and don’t even really know what ddd means, sorry
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    by llimllib 5y ago

    I built a large enterprise website in go, and I can say that I barely ever even had to consider the lack of generics. Occasional slightly annoying interface shenanigans and mild interface hackery, but nothing significant at all.
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    by llimllib 5y ago

    I'm currently typing on a keychron keyboard that I like well enough to use instead of the magic keyboard, but I'm more accurate and faster on the magic keyboard. As a bonus, the magic keyboard's lower profile means that I don
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    by llimllib 6y ago

    (for default values, make sure you consider safety too! for example a debug option that might show PII is likely to be most useful to most people using the program, but shouldn't default to on because if it were on in prod the conseque
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    by llimllib 6y ago

    I love sipser, it’s one of the few textbooks I kept after college
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    by llimllib 6y ago

    > Big node_module directories can still cause pain is there any other kind?
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    by llimllib 6y ago

    > it doesn't have any As/Is support It does: https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/stretchr/testify@v1.7.0/assert...
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    by llimllib 6y ago

    I had really good success with https://github.com/grpc-ecosystem/grpc-gateway for returning json to the web from a grpc system
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    by llimllib 6y ago

    I prefer ubo, but have found adguard very tolerable for browsing with Safari