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lolive
5y ago
VSCode in the browser is available as a standalone server [in case you need to deploy it in your ways]: https://github.com/cdr/code-server License: MIT It works insanely well.
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lolive
5y ago
Apart from that [true fact], VSCode being available directly is HUGE !
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lolive
5y ago
Off-topic but I really need a clarification on that: I was told that we have already switched from a situtation where the most alarming greenhouse effect gas in the atmosphere was CO2, to a situation where the atmosphere is hot enough to ho
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lolive
5y ago
It’s part of the Wikidata data model.
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lolive
5y ago
Non technical persons just learn SPARQL and the principles of Wikidata, and extract data. For them SQL, REST and JSON is much too technical.
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lolive
5y ago
To me, hooks allow to do class-based components without class. I do not exactly see the point. What is wrong with class-based components?
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lolive
5y ago
Thanks to show that a little semantics can come a long way.
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lolive
5y ago
From what I remember, I used to write a lot of JPQL, when I had to to do some Hibernate stuff. isn't it standard way to use ORM? (or do people really traverse their connected objects, creating a load of n+1 select?)
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lolive
5y ago
Do those lesson allow to learn only the relational tricks of SQL? or does it cover also for example hierarchical, recursive queries, etc?
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lolive
5y ago
I would say data oriented vs service oriented. But basically, the question comes down to where the DAO is. And what contracts are exposed Sounds to me like important questions, as a data engineer.
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lolive
5y ago
REST != GraphQL
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lolive
5y ago
I use Dropbox to sync my Obsidian folder. I wonder how Obsidian for Mobile can handle that. [I presume it cannot]
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lolive
5y ago
He is still upset by that Gini deal... #privateJoke
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lolive
5y ago
Team work makes the dream work.
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lolive
5y ago
Aka Death By PowerPoint
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lolive
5y ago
I am rather new with JS, TS and all that. But did not IntelliJ have some JSDoc support to help it autocomplete JS, a long time ago?
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lolive
5y ago
How did you do the work to type all your existing JS libs, so they have a clear TS contract?
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lolive
5y ago
Be sure to also read this link he mentions: http://neugierig.org/software/blog/2018/09/typescript-at-goo... There you will get a clear view of why you DO NOT want to become a frontend developper at Googl
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lolive
5y ago
Just when JavaScript was becoming bearable… #tooBad
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5y ago
I wonder if it is a good deal or not. But i Host m' own Virtuoso instance, an open source DB for graph data, with a 200GB .dB file. Plus an Elastic with roughly 500GB of data. On a OVH dedicated instance, with 128GB RAM. All that for
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5y ago
One of the big added value of Wikidata imho is that each Wikidata page mention the identifiers for the same item in several other datasets (OSM, wikipedia, geonames, etc). Given the fact that SPARQL allows cross-DB queries, Wikipedia become
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lolive
5y ago
In the old days, I had made a UI for SPARQL. Even adapted it to Wikidata. But in the end, so few people cared about it that I abandonned it. (it still works fine, anyway). http://datao.net/datao.net.png
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5y ago
I did a small script to go through my past tweets. An awful lot of the links I mentionned in them DO NOT WORK anymore. Such a pity.
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lolive
5y ago
Ooookkkk. Sounds good indeed!
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5y ago
Just wondering: how is it different from a live reload yarn run serve+IntelliJ +a browser?
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lolive
5y ago
No offense but yes. Excel can be any arbitrary code. So it can be arbitrarily big/complex.
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5y ago
2040: all IT projets are about migrating low-code projets from an outdated low-code technology to a new shiny low-code technology. #Sisyphus
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5y ago
CSV IS low-code. Excel spreadsheets massively rely upon (usually tricky, sometimes network-enabled) macros.
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5y ago
2016: - Some day, we won't even need coders any more. We'll be able to just write the specification and the program will write itself. - Oh wow, you're right! We'll be able to write a comprehensive and precise spec and b
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5y ago
This video (in French, with english subtitles) helped me figure out the mathematical side of music. Highly recommended. https://youtu.be/cTYvCpLRwao
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