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by merb 1y ago
Well what you did will often not stay as is and at least evolve into the antipattern (update the input from outside) the only alternative would be to create a new key to do that. And trust me there is a lot of useeffect Code which is not a
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by merb 1y ago
What you now basically did is an antipattern. Because your example gets quite messy if the outer state gets updated and the component should render the new value. I mean even react itself acknowledges the problem. https://react.d
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by merb 1y ago
Ruby can be slow as hell as well. Start the ruby shell for gitlab. Of course this only happens when tons of packages are loaded which will probably never happen for a cli tool, right?
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by merb 1y ago
Wrong. There is at least slint. But it’s not free.
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by merb 1y ago
Does it compile to wasm? So that it is useful inside the browser?
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by merb 1y ago
actually dotnet also does not need too many dependencies for games and desktop apps.
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by merb 1y ago
sustained reads would not even give 1 mio iops in that case. Maybe wen you only read the same file that fits into the nvme cache. Which probably never happens in a production database..
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by merb 1y ago
You should look into fluxcd this stuff makes a lot of stuff even simpler.
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by merb 1y ago
As said no. A license should not discriminate not even against billionaires. Either you start with x and keep it that way or you are not better than the billionaires. Bait and switch is even worse than being a asshole
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by merb 1y ago
The sspl is basically hostile to a certain user base, one could say it’s rassist. And that’s against the spirit of the fsf.
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by merb 1y ago
The OSI and FSF make sense by prohibiting stuff like the sspl. Open source should express freedom and by putting restrictions on certain users no matter how evil they are wont express freedom at all
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by merb 1y ago
It would not even make sense. Since you do not even always know what license the thing has you are connecting to. And not even the fsf sees it that way.
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by merb 1y ago
Copilot can also use Gemini 2.5 and sonnet 3.7.
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by merb 1y ago
You missed that the ‚binary‘ vsix file has a different license: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items/ms-vscode.cpptool... (The license like that existed before cursor, it was basically the reason for vscodium) (S
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by merb 1y ago
If you need to script things it will be a pain for a lot of people.
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by merb 1y ago
FortiGate 50g (higher version than 7.0 probably fixes that, but no idea when that will be released), some synology nas and there are tons of other boxes like that.
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by merb 1y ago
The problem is more or less devices that do not support dns challenges or only support letsencrypt and not the acme protocol (to chain acme servers, etc)
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by merb 1y ago
Its different if you do it. Or if a public company is actively encouraging you.
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by merb 1y ago
First of all, their docs link to the market place of ms: https://www.cursor.com/how-to-install-extension Which is basically an article to use an extension in a way that’s basically forbidden use. If that was not bad enough
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by merb 1y ago
It’s basically a vscode fork that illegally uses official extensions, that were not allowed to be used in forks.
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by merb 1y ago
or webforms, I hate it.
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by merb 1y ago
Wasm gc was needed for that. Wasm evolves slowly so that it can be done right. Even if the dom api comes, not a lot of it will change since only c-like languages will be as small as possible to fit into the space of JavaScript.
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by merb 2y ago
Yeah like the module system. Looks good on paper, is probably hard to deal with. There are still tons of popular libraries that have no module-info. Java does evolve, but the direction it does is so weird. And than the tooling is strange an
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by merb 2y ago
> That's not a super helpful description, but the summary is that it's stack-allocated rather than heap allocated. I’m pretty sure that this is not 100% correct, since one can also use other allocation methods and use a span to
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by merb 2y ago
Schematron / Peppol / electronic invoices inside the eu (since some stuff is based on as2 / as4 , stuff like saml but for sending invoices)
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by merb 2y ago
yeah it’s mostly the runtime which is basically openjdk bits.
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by merb 2y ago
The good thing is that at least the kernel and the VM/runtime need to be open source
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by merb 2y ago
Yeah but he mostly analyzes his he relationship between the board and the ceo. Of course 8 usd was not so good at the time, but the stock was falling rapidly and everybody shorted the shit out of the company, even if the ceo would’ve sold i
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by merb 2y ago
yeah but 23andme was already falling when she wanted to buy the shares. It was overvalued and people already lost trust at the site.
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by merb 2y ago
Shares are only worth what somebody wants to pay for them. Selling a ton of shares also often devalues them. Since the company was losing money, it was clear that the shares would drop.

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