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by mhitza 4y ago
What do you mean by "Amazon is not available in all EU countries". Do you mean like a country specific TLD? Because that is true, but order and delivery is not a problem from any EU country as far as I know.
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by mhitza 4y ago
Because at the moment AMD is the least scummy of the two x86 chip manufacturers. Intel as the only feasible player in town for a good segment of time, asked premium prices for meager performance increases, generation by generation. Mainly i
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by mhitza 4y ago
Unfamiliar with WebExtensions API, but is there no polyfill type tool for the v2/v3 API, which can be specified at "build" time?
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by mhitza 4y ago
The abstract seems to be suggesting that the anarchic principles of self-organization should be more closely looked at. Tries to draw from covid pandemic data it has at hand to show how these principles stood at the base of voluntary social
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by mhitza 4y ago
I'm skeptical because we are building black boxes. How do you fix something you can't reason about? These billion parameter boxes are outside the reach of your everyday developers. In terms of cost of propping up the infrastructur
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by mhitza 4y ago
Pretty cool website. Fun to watch in realtime how the market slowly chipped away a 10 mil Tether buy order at 0.983. And now another order of the same size at 0.982.
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by mhitza 4y ago
At least at some point I've randomly stumbled over a GitHub account that had published many NPM packages with one-two function source code. They marketed themselves as a big contributor to the NPM ecosystem, which was directly based up
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by mhitza 4y ago
Because it's a form of literacy. If they don't want instinctively to learn is because educational institutions aren't making it interesting or engaging. It's important because it allows us to instruct computers to do thi
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by mhitza 4y ago
I do. If, and only if, you build up the exact same thing. Once engineers band together for a rewrite that changes project architectural, conceptual, and engineering principles, then you're looking at a runaway deadline.
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by mhitza 4y ago
I see many aren't familiar with https://github.com/RectorPHP/Rector . It will help you with a bunch of PHP&frameworks migration work.
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by mhitza 4y ago
PHP seems to be doing better and better with tooling since the plethora of changes got gradually added. Due to the introduction of better types support; psalm, phpstan, can statically analyze your PHP code and surface bugs that you might ov
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by mhitza 4y ago
> I wonder what could be the best human language to use for a programming language, including any ancient language. Maybe Sanskrit or something even more logical than English? I don't know which language would be good in terms of co
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by mhitza 4y ago
90-day sprints, lol, who signed off on that?!
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by mhitza 4y ago
All these streaming companies battle for long term user acquisition, thus perpetual $10/month subscription per service for X providers is definitely a no-go long term. I think a middle ground would be shareware-like pay-per-view type m
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by mhitza 4y ago
> But I just couldn't get any kind of dev env setup Probably things are easier nowadays, with one-page guides like https://ghc.dev/
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by mhitza 4y ago
I used to love O'Reilly books, many years ago, and in my experience cookbooks and pocket reference guides were always a clear skip. But nowadays I thought they've started distancing themselves from book publishing, considering tha
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by mhitza 4y ago
I'm glad I'm not the only with this view. I've even refrained from stating such statements in the past on HN. While I wouldn't go to your extent just yet, I'm on the sample size of 2 large projects. Projects where e
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by mhitza 5y ago
I guess inscrutable error messages are a "feature" of ML-like languages. I have not used OCaml yet, but the first few years with Haskell probably have been just as rough in terms of parsing type errors. Haskell has a few niceties
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by mhitza 5y ago
The prototype object model is half-baked in JavaScript. The other prototype based language I've programmed in was the Io language and there it made sense, just by having a built-in clone utility. See Objects section https://
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by mhitza 5y ago
I think 4 days at 10 hours is the worst possible arrangement for both employer and employee. I'm curios, isn't there anyone that would prefer a 5 day 6 hour work schedule instead?
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by mhitza 5y ago
Please do paginated listing, or save the state of the progress across the infinite list. Currently the back button starts you from scratch.
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by mhitza 5y ago
That guideline definitely must applies only internally. All the Google public repos I've interacted with stall in the PR department like crazy.
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by mhitza 5y ago
If it's a quick fix, and "Allow edits by maintainers" is checked, might as well make the needed changes yourself directly on their branch and merge the PR. That way their commit is in the git history, you aren't "ro
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by mhitza 5y ago
GHC extensions, StrictData (strict data structures) or Strict (strict evaluation for everything).
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by mhitza 5y ago
> but not limited to information about your RED Camera, Camera Module, computer, system and application software, usage, content , and peripherals. Content might be anything stored on the camera in this case. I'm also glossing over
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by mhitza 5y ago
I think the same goes the other way around. Establishing an US entity is scary in terms of privacy cause then you automatically need to comply to the CLOUD Act (which creates an entirely different legal kerfuffle in regards to GDPR complian
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by mhitza 5y ago
I'm an EU citizen so I want EU countries to have all the power over US citizens! Just joking! These EU/EEA laws are for consumer protection. To operate in EU is way easier for digital companies than it is for other companies. But
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by mhitza 5y ago
Conclusions > While no cause-effect conclusions could be inferred from this observational analysis, the lack of negative correlations between mask usage and COVID-19 cases and deaths suggest that the widespread use of masks at a time whe
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by mhitza 5y ago
I'm having the same experience with Amazon, as I do with local large eShops. Once they open the gates for anyone to sell on their platform, the slow decline begins.
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by mhitza 5y ago
If you don't respect the GDPR, don't have a representative/establishment in EU/EEA... I haven't heard of anything like this happening before, but an EU judge could sanction your company. And Stripe, Paddle, PayPal,

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