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Let’s not forget the contradiction of lifting more than you can to gain more, hurting yourself, and having to take time off and lose progress.
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Why’d they have to give a JS environment the name of a guido.
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He doesn’t even mention anything maligned with Amazon taking part in Rust. Plenty of successful languages have been developed by large companies.
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5y ago
That’s pretty much what glib is. There are generic structures.
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5y ago
I didn’t think of it that way, It’s probably a tug war
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5y ago
There’s nothing wrong with the industry wanting to switch to layout engines for desktop applications. The problem is that this type of runtime environment is still fairly new. Desktop OS’s should have HTML/JS runtime built into the app
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5y ago
I wish he went on more about email. It’s extendable, supports HTML, and has been around forever.
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Those SCIF buildings try their best to make it seem like a normal office experience with holiday events and food etc. DoD jobs are ideal for developers who don’t want to learn anything new and just make money. I’d find a lot of guys close t
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5y ago
You can declare array length in a constructor. Otherwise you can just use a list and don’t add past a set capacity.
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I don’t know why this was posted today. 8/31 doesn’t really have much to do with Aaron afaik. Given his contributions and sentencing, his wiki page should be stickied to the front of this site.
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5y ago
There was SpiderNode a while back, but I don’t think it was ever official. And it’s definitely not still developed
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5y ago
What language is this?
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5y ago
It will probably be rewritten, these python libraries that center around proprietary platforms are always a game of cat and mouse. Tweepy is a perfect example, although I don’t think they’ve halted.
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5y ago
I'd love to scoff who would pay a subscription fee for a meme generator, but clearly plenty of people. Good work!
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5y ago
Smallcock-69
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5y ago
I always read these with my arms crossed like "pffffff yeah obviously"
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5y ago
> Podcasts without RSS are not podcasts The rest of the world seems to think otherwise….
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5y ago
“Mickey Mouse Data Analytics: The article”
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5y ago
This man can never set foot in a vintage record shop again!
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5y ago
I use reader mode anytime I come across an informative webpage. That being said, I always use it as the precious feature it is, presuming it will be removed either over lack of use and support or effect on ad market.
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5y ago
Depending on where you work parking is a factor in your salary though. I was paying $200 a month, that's a pretty significant dent.
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5y ago
The biggest problem with Python is there's always some divide between it's environment and shell. I don't think Perl had this problem as accessing the shell was built into the language. There needs to be a modern language tha
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Are there really new projects stretching the limits of CSV out in production? Everyone knows it’s not capable of storing anything more than table data. It was never meant to be much more. It doesn’t really store objects well. To write the v
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5y ago
Yeah this 3rd world trend of home made vehicles needs to stop. Or else prepare for a world of AFV styled compilation videos.
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5y ago
So the highlight of this article is speculating whether Google actively removed an unpopular technology from their service or that the technology was so unpopular that it broke without Google noticing. Great read!
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I swear I had this idea when I was 14………but I didn’t make it……….……..and I live in the first world………………
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Someday your browser will automatically convert metrics based on your location.
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> but also heavyweight programs like Teams You mean Skype running on top of chrome?
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There’s a lot more exposure on Apple than these no name companies. Idk who manufactures Xiaomi
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5y ago
1/2 the build quality and 1/4 the human rights
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