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by miffy900 4y ago
I took a look at rescript's facillities for migration from JS and at step 1 ( https://rescript-lang.org/docs/manual/latest/converting-from... ), it tells you: > First, copy the entire file content over
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by miffy900 4y ago
I think it's better to put aside the 'who' and focus on the 'what'. Knowledge, wisdom/insight can be found in any person, regardless of who they are, their credentials, their geography/location, or their e
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by miffy900 4y ago
> I don't understand why Flutter's creators are so seemingly religious about Dart I think Dart's history might be relevant here. Flutter was unveiled at a 2015 Dart programmer conference ( https://www.youtube.co
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by miffy900 4y ago
No Maui doesn't support Linux desktop and Microsoft engineers have specifically acknowledged this and so far there are no plan to support Linux desktop. https://github.com/dotnet/maui/discussions/339
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by miffy900 4y ago
> Except virtually everyone I spoke to was unaware of what his final posts on social media on jan6 were, they were not covered, And who are these people you've been speaking to? Clearly they're living under rocks. > and they
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by miffy900 4y ago
Trump: "I’ve known Jeff [Epstein] for 15 years. Terrific guy, He’s a lot of fun to be with. It is even said that he likes beautiful women as much as I do, and many of them are on the younger side." Apparently Trump is OK with pedo
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by miffy900 4y ago
> Again, the reason for TypeScript's success is a separate topic, but node is the go-to backed if you intend to build with typescript. All things being equal in the interpreted scripting language world, typescript's type system
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by miffy900 4y ago
Generally agree here. However the Apple icons of the pre-flat-design-era, even the really skeuomorphic ones, were always pretty great; I always thought they summed up most of their respective apps pretty well. For instance, for Gamecenter,
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by miffy900 4y ago
> However, you built your something with a foundation out of your control. The trouble isn't this necessarily; a lot of business models don't exist unless another company does. The App Store is a good example of this; if Apple
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by miffy900 4y ago
> Modern day hieroglyphs? They aim to not confuse or offend anyone, and end up impressing noone. They aim to speak all languages and end up speaking nothing. They aim to inform everyone and end up informing noone. I would disagree as to
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by miffy900 4y ago
Seems so. I often wonder what things would be like if Apple had improved upon Objective-C by fixing up the underyling C language. Yeah it'd no longer be a superset of C, but so what? Neither is Swift. Swift is great but I wish it was c
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by miffy900 4y ago
If you're talking about "don't full-on wash them in the dishwasher on the 1 hour wash cycle every time you see a breadcrumb drop on the plate and just rinse in warm soapy water and towel dry" then yeah.
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by miffy900 4y ago
In my experience the overhead is only noticeable if you use Entity Framework Core to interface with Sqlite. The native Sqlite wrapper libraries such as Microsoft's Microsoft.Data.Sqlite have faster performance than EF, but because you&
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by miffy900 4y ago
> Whenever I have to do code generation in my language of choice, I feel that the language should be able to do that without having to generate code. A good use of code generation is to relieve yourself the burden of hand-writing repetit
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by miffy900 4y ago
Most courts try to limit the scope of their rulings as much as possible though. If the case before them only concerned the question of race/ethnicity, and the issue of gender or sex never came up, then Kavanaugh could probably find eno
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by miffy900 4y ago
> and I am even okay with going as far as saying "walking into a convenience store, talking to a clerk in a human language to retrieve items in exchange of paper currency" is an API. This is more apt to call a protocol than an
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by miffy900 4y ago
More people commenting here need to pick up on this; this is how it's supposed to be. The author also mentions: > In effect, we are shifting complexity from end-developers to library developers. This is not a valid complaint. This i
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by miffy900 4y ago
That's what makes the statement "no 'unknown unknowns'" a bit ridiculous though. How can you possibly assert that there are absolutely NO 'unknown unknowns'? You can never rule them out, and at best can on
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by miffy900 4y ago
> - no "unknown unknowns". it's so tried-and-true, there's no surprises I've always been a fan of PHP too; it was my first programming language that I used to build a shipping application, but saying there are &#
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by miffy900 4y ago
I 100% agree, the iPhone 5 form factor was and still remains the closest to the perfect phone. > I’m hoping and praying that Apple will someday make a modern 5G phone with the dimensions and features of a gen 1. But until then this is my
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by miffy900 4y ago
Even then, the OP mentioning that kids don't know about public libraries was NOT a criticism; you quoting Socrates is just bizarrely out of place as Socrates' quote was a strident critique on his perception of the behaviour of you
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by miffy900 4y ago
Weird you would re-surface that quote in response to that, since I don't think a reasonable person would interpret it as a criticism of younger generations, but of the changing times we now live in. No one ever starts at a public libra
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by miffy900 4y ago
> The world is aweful because the economic and political system is aweful. They're aweful because they're run by aweful people, who should spend time on something else rather than being a bad leader. And they're aweful bec
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by miffy900 4y ago
I don't think anyone's tried benchmarking protobuf against EXI yet, but I've played around with a .NET implementation (Nagasena: http://openexi.sourceforge.net/ ) and it does outperform Gzip both for compressi
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by miffy900 4y ago
XML's implementation for this is surprisingly intuitive. But to be fair, who tries to use JSON for modelling something like this? You're better off just embedding the XML in a JSON string: {"markup": "<div>The
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by miffy900 4y ago
>Where is your engineering, inventor spirit? This seems snowflakish to me. You want everything handed to you on a silver platter. But the reality is there’s lots of data out there that has no schema and never will. And if you don’t have
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by miffy900 4y ago
The Carbon API has been obsolete for years now; there's probably no danger of anyone getting confused when they search on Stackoverflow or Google.
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by miffy900 4y ago
I have a similar sentiment, but generalised to any file format. No one should be hand writing parsers or parsing code for XML, JSON or any other format for that matter. It’s 2022; data needs to come in a structured format with a schema. And
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by miffy900 4y ago
17% of learners report not using version control. I'm surprised that isn't higher TBH. But who are these 1.38% of professional developers who self-report that they do not use version control? Please rethink your life...
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by miffy900 4y ago
True, yes, but when they do that, they also leave out some key features. A lot of users of Final Cut Pro kept using the old version because Final Cut Pro X left out a lot of features.

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