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by maga 5y ago
Yeah, the funny part is that I have never even been to US of A let alone having anything in common with the said movement. No, to be honest, I don't recall anyone mentioning it here on HN or GitHub. I don't use other social media,
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by maga 5y ago
I guess it depends on your project and workflow preferences. Personally, I'm not a big fan of HMR and the bundling times are negligible even without "pre-bundling" npm dependencies (as Vite puts), so I see little reason for V
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by maga 5y ago
Often overlooked things when discussing esbuild here: 1. It's not just a faster replacement for a single %tool_name% in your build chain: for the vast majority of cases, it's the whole "chain" in a single cli command if
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by maga 5y ago
I agree wholeheartedly with the argument: tools getting in a way is the ultimate annoyance; in fact, struggling to force Jest to play nicely with ESM modules and TypeScript was the final straw that pushed me towards Deno for library develop
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by maga 5y ago
Thanks, I usually do, but in this case they are typescript issues and have tickets in the ts repo. For example, constructor signature for mixins requires `any` type that conflicts with `no-explicit-any` rule. In another case, `object` canno
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by maga 5y ago
Can you share a bit on the use case, i.e. what do you need configured? Personally, I find Deno's "zero config" approach appealing, although I do have to fight the linter's "ban-types" rule occasionally since su
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by maga 5y ago
The way these online memes turn into social issues forcing even reasonable people to pay attention is one of scarier things I've witnessed.
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by maga 5y ago
There is no shortage of poor, desperate, and morally flexible (to put it mildly) Russians, period. There is no need to bring racism into it. In the particular case of Ukraine it's actually counterproductive--this "diversity"
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by maga 5y ago
And here is the same thing in Deno: https://gist.github.com/zandaqo/93004fb265146a95aadb28ec851a...
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by maga 5y ago
I'm using Deno for developing my isomorphic libraries (e.g. structurae[1]). It comes with a built-in toolchain (formatter, linter, test runner, compiler) that significantly reduces headache when compared to jangling prettier, eslint, j
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by maga 5y ago
A bit tangential here, but our calculus/math analysis professor actually told us that the Russian and later Soviet math school drew a lot from the French, although, he might have been biased due to his apparent partiality towards Bourb
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by maga 5y ago
That is indeed terrifying. Not to take away from the importance of a well-thought-out program, learning materials, or competent teachers, I was drawing attention to the immense time and effort that some students would invest often with an i
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by maga 5y ago
I went through the Soviet/Russian school system with all the advanced topics being covered in high school as others described here. My moment of zen was on my third year in one of the top tech universities in Moscow. There were quite a
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by maga 5y ago
Now I'm curious as to what would that pedant call a human reactor.
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by maga 5y ago
A curious non-biologist here: how valuable are these low confidence predictions for biologists? In other words, is it hard to predict but easy to check situation as with, say, prime numbers in mathematics?
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by maga 5y ago
> It's not that easy to keep young people, but I find that more and more "older" people (like around 30) start with the firefighters because they want to take part in the life in their village and what not. So, there'
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Binary Protocol for JavaScript(medium.com)
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by maga 5y ago
I've turned off the audio, it actually gets more informative this way...
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by maga 5y ago
Use sports. I tell them that I'm a competing athlete and cannot break my sports regimen, which is technically true, but not really the reason--I grew up in the post-communist Europe of 90s witnessing rampant alcoholism and came to look
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by maga 5y ago
> I suspect the successor to the Qualcomm 8cx Gen 2 will integrate X2 cores, which should give the M1 a run for its money. And by that time I guess M2 will drop... As much as I dislike Apple's walled garden, I'm having hard tim
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by maga 5y ago
Is there any decent ARM CPU in works for this Windows on ARM that can be comparable to M1 in terms of performance?
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by maga 5y ago
Delphi gang here! Encountered Delphi as a kid by accident, and playing with that first form was a life changing event for me: realizing that I can make something new, real, tangible, that I'm in control. Coming from a non-tech family&#
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by maga 5y ago
JS has been my main language for the last decade and Axel (the author of the book) is my go to source when it comes to understanding upcoming features. I frequent proposal repositories, read the standard, and still find myself learning some
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by maga 5y ago
Oh my, I never knew there was a different word for it, thank you!
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by maga 5y ago
I assumed they would need sheets of it for batteries, but if it works for them with just particles all the better.
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by maga 5y ago
They are talking about impregnating graphene with atoms of Aluminium and getting it in production by the end of the year. Yet I was under impression that we do not yet have a viable method for producing graphene on an industrial scale, did
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by maga 5y ago
Oxford comma[1]? It's not used in Spanish and a flat out mistake in Russian, for example. [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serial_comma
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by maga 5y ago
I see what you did there and I disapprove. But seriously, I find Oxford commas so useful that I catch myself trying to use them in three other languages that don't have them.
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by maga 5y ago
Looking at how Falcon changed the industry and our outlook on space in general, I cannot imagine what Starship is going to do once fully functional.
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by maga 5y ago
`raw` would allow us to pass the input as is without escaping it using JS rules, but otherwise the code would remain the same, we still have to "stitch" both arrays together with the loops.

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