maxloh

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by maxloh 3y ago
Sure, Red Hat may be obligated to distribute everything GPL/within kernel space. But how about patches for packages licensed in a more permissive license, like MIT?
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by maxloh 3y ago
Memory allocated for the map is supposed to be freed when the variable goes out of scope.
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by maxloh 3y ago
JavaScript is a garbage collected language, so no memory leak is possible.
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by maxloh 3y ago
You mentioned bundling. It just defeat the purpose of ESM.
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by maxloh 3y ago
Actually Python done one thing right. The following syntax is better when coding with IDE, from os inport listdir After you typed `from os`, IDE could suggest signature names based on the module you are importing.
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by maxloh 3y ago
I once heard that some one liners in SO are not enough to be copyrightable. Is that correct?
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by maxloh 3y ago
It is very similar to what Google did for Java SE libraries too.
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by maxloh 3y ago
What is the project you worked on?
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by maxloh 3y ago
Did Microsoft aquire a license from WinRAR or they just reverse engineered the format themselves?
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by maxloh 3y ago
Is there a political party that the Chinese government considered less hostile than the other?
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by maxloh 3y ago
> Fun Fact - It has a Lighthouse score of 100 Last time I checked several years ago, `backdrop-filter` is buggy on my laptop. Is it more optimized now?
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by maxloh 3y ago
What is the reason behind choosing sucrase over swc? FYI, you committed the wrong license file. The license file contains license text of a standard MIT License, but your project is licensed under Apache...
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by maxloh 3y ago
Why don't them just use `tsc --watch`?
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by maxloh 4y ago
It is always more easier to scale horizontally at application layer (just adding more servers) than at database layer (which involves syncing data between multiple database instances).
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by maxloh 4y ago
What is the use case of having Tigris as the backend instead of PostgreSQL?
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by maxloh 4y ago
What's worng with YAML? It seems to be the best of the kind I have seen.
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by maxloh 4y ago
What is the major difference between FerretDB, and Tigris which you mentioned in the blog post? Seems that both of you use the same MongoDB compatibility code under the hood.
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by maxloh 4y ago
I won't be surprised if one day I saw "Open source is fueling the future of nuclear bomb" on HN.
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by maxloh 4y ago
Seems that a lot of Supabase's project ls written in Elixir, which is not a very popular choice. What is the reason behind choosing Elixir?
980.
by maxloh 4y ago
I once heard that Apache is the graveyard for open source software. Is that really the case?
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by maxloh 4y ago
How about mirrors? GitHub doesn't pohobit mirroring repos/developing a fork from someone else's codebases. The original author didn't grant GitHub a license to use their code, but their code may be used for training the
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by maxloh 4y ago
"Publicly available" is different from "licensed under a FOSS license". Anyone other than the original author doesn't have the right to distribute, modify or even execute the code. Even if the code is licensed under
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by maxloh 4y ago
You can use JSONC, which is JOSN with C style comments.
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by maxloh 4y ago
Is your framework open sourced?
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by maxloh 4y ago
Will it be released in an open source license?
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by maxloh 4y ago
Can you add support for conventional commit[0]? It seems to be a more popular choice than gitmoji. [0]: https://www.conventionalcommits.org/en/v1.0.0/
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by maxloh 4y ago
Maybe you can sue them for copyright violation?
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by maxloh 4y ago
> Taiwan was in negotiations with Hong Kong to extradite him and the protestors were afraid of the implications. No. The HK government broke off the negotiations on purpose. They want to use that as an excuse to pass some laws that gain
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by maxloh 4y ago
> Recent elections have shown KMT party (pro-PRC relations, the grandfather of the Republic of China government, and in someways the father party of the Communists that forked from KMT) gaining ground because people are afraid of war. No
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by maxloh 4y ago
You still need to run JavaScript functions to manipulate the DOM. "without ever touching JS/TS" seems misleading as that implies "no JavaScript code is executed".

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