masukomi

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by masukomi 4y ago
I think this is neat, but i don't honestly care what the comments of these random (to me) people are, nearly as much as I care what posts they're commenting on.
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by masukomi 4y ago
protobuffers are no end of pain for me at work. Yes, the guarantee of no breaking changes in an API is wonderful. Everything else sucks. Not being able to use JSON to test your api? sucks. Having to convert the changed .proto files to a new
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by masukomi 4y ago
I feel like posting Matt Parker's spectacular "Readme Driven Development" lightning talk is obligatory here: https://youtu.be/23xzRCoDZf4
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by masukomi 4y ago
> But other time, the code need to run automatically reacting to external events or to run continuously, which means, it needs to run on a server somewhere. why couldn't this be solved much more easily with ngrok or one of its compe
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by masukomi 4y ago
I was kinda hoping it was a rallying cry. "Scrap the web! We can do better!"
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by masukomi 4y ago
plus regardless of the official meaning, how _else_ would you interpret a header that's saying "I'll accept anything". Like the only reasonable response is "cool, here's what i felt like giving you since you ga
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by masukomi 4y ago
> It just seems arbitrary to me and feels like an arbitrary change to give someone the opportunity to seize the moral high ground in a disagreement by labeling you ableist. It is 100% arbitrary. Languages evolve arbitrarily. they're
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by masukomi 4y ago
"mentally challenged" and "developmentally delayed" aren't pejorative terms so they're not relevant to the discussion. anyone can be an "idiot" or "moron" or do something "stupid".
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by masukomi 4y ago
> Outside that sort of bubble I'm not sure how "problematic" it's actually considered to be, by the average person. to be clear, i'm not trying to call you out with the following. I'm just using that sentenc
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by masukomi 4y ago
thanks. i was assuming it was some sort of unit testing thing. "expect" foo to equal bar kinda stuff.
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by masukomi 4y ago
there's no way to prove that the cards bought on amazon account X were used for Mullvad account Y. That would require knowing the codes on the cards that amazon sold you, which no-one would. all that can be said with certainty is: 1.
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by masukomi 4y ago
this statement is not in line with the current reality for app downloads. Yes, it could be smaller, but that does not mean it is "not small" I'm surprised when i download an app and it's less than 100MB these days. that&
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by masukomi 4y ago
honestly thought this was going to be a story about someone who collected / gathered treadmills from landfills.
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by masukomi 4y ago
gotta say, while a decent instructable, the completely unnecessary use of the r word near the beginning really turned me off. Almost stopped right there.
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by masukomi 4y ago
For those who might not have caught the subtle distinction on line 4 While the terms are frequently used interchangeably "gaffer tape" and "duct tape" are very different tapes with very different glues, and very differen
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by masukomi 4y ago
see also shinatra: https://github.com/benrady/shinatra > Shinatra - A web server in five lines of bash
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by masukomi 4y ago
despite working on a financial product where a production fire could actually cost normal people money (worst case scenario) I don't mind being on call at all. Why? Because I never get called. Because we wrote tests. Because we were ef
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by masukomi 4y ago
I took a slightly different approach to this problem. I made a CLI tool (bash) that leverages imgcat (the one that comes with iTerm2) to display images (in my terminal) from http.cat that correspond to the code I'm wondering about as
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by masukomi 4y ago
on emacs why not use PlantUML ? It's not the same thing of course, because you're not "drawing" but it seems a better solution for a manual text entry than actually trying to _draw_ diagrams.
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by masukomi 4y ago
just want to say that I've been using this for years now and it's _so_ good. I love that i can also create nice looking SVGs from it. But i've used the ASCII export on multiple occasions to provide context for complex systems
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by masukomi 4y ago
It generates ASCII, or svg, or png or a variety of things. Who cares what format it stores it in. The things you generate with it are totally portable. You may as well complain that we shouldn't write code in interpreted languages like
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by masukomi 4y ago
Hover. Been SO happy with them for a lot of domains for a long time.
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by masukomi 4y ago
I love DBC and use it in racket all the time. Saves me so much time & frustration. So yay, and congrats on making this. How does using this effect performance? [edit: strike that i see that in another comment you said you don't kno
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by masukomi 4y ago
I know you have user management, a database, and do something with files. As noted before the "backed-in files" isn't a commonly used phrase so i'm left with 2 pieces of meaningful info, neither of which is particularly
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by masukomi 4y ago
if it's used a standalone app then what functionality is it providing beyond "user admin". Like, what problem does it solve in that use case? > a Go framework/toolkit that enables you to build your own custom app spec
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by masukomi 4y ago
feedback: re the site: i have no idea what you mean by a "backend". If it's got a "admin dashboard" it's got a UI which means it's got a front-end which means it's not a backend. I'm assuming &q
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by masukomi 4y ago
for those of you who, like me, had no clue what a ZK-SNARK was/is > Zk-SNARK is an acronym that stands for “Zero-Knowledge Succinct Non-Interactive Argument of Knowledge.” A zk-SNARK is a cryptographic proof that allows one party to
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by masukomi 4y ago
while i assume there are good business reasons you're basing your stuff on Bing, it's notable that as a general rule developers don't use bing. In my experience the google results are radically better.
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by masukomi 4y ago
It could be easily argued that nuclear bombs are one of, if not the, most significant inventions in the past century, and their existence continues to have a singnificant geopolitical impact. I think it's safe to say that the vast majo
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by masukomi 4y ago
vim's support for legacy platforms is... IMNSHO extreme to the point of self-harm. many of the systems it supports haven't received updates in decades and have essentially no users. The old versions work just fine on them, and req

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