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mikojan
4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Israel
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4y ago
Naturally, but how is that a flaw?
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mikojan
4y ago
Or you could just do document.querySelector('.element').remove()
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mikojan
4y ago
Leave it to HN to recommend cool(-ing) technology to indians when the world is on fucking fire because of their own apathy towards the policies of their own governments.
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mikojan
4y ago
"false" is a literal type in TypeScript, Coq, Agda, Idris, Scala.
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4y ago
Good.
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4y ago
It's r/cablegore
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5y ago
Heres the why: https://groups.google.com/g/golang-nuts/c/3myLL-6mA94/m/VUkL...
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5y ago
Twitch recently open-sourced all their software.
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5y ago
LOL you get answers back?!
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5y ago
Anyone who lived in Berlin in the early 2000s can attest to the bizarre real estate situation back then. The idea that the Tempelhofer Feld would have become anything but a mall with adjacent luxury apartments is bonkers. The German constit
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5y ago
It's not illegal. It's in the German constitution. Land is seized all the time, too. E. g. when the autobahn or mining operations are expanded. Nobody bats an eye there. It's only when corporations shift from being beneficiar
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5y ago
Uh you can just disable JavaScript in Firefox' about:config
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5y ago
Well maybe that's because it is
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Concurrency in JavaScript is simple because there are usually just 1 or 2 event sources. Event sources that are mostly idling, too. It has nothing to do with threads v. no threads.
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5y ago
For all intents and purposes there is only one instance of your business code. It is a single process. And you do whatever you want. However, this is not a problem at all. In Go you would have to get out of your way to share information bet
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5y ago
For one, PHP generally outperforms Python by a large factor. Also, to claim trust has been "broken" is just weird. Every software engineer should be well aware of the horrible mess that is the PHP language even if they had just ha
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5y ago
What kind of user name is that?!
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5y ago
I will forever miss old Go :-(
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5y ago
Ukraine has not been neutral. NATO integration wasn't proceeded with legally but it did continue. US increased arms deliveries as well as military training. Ever tighter diplomatic bonds were formed. At no point was NATO integration of
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5y ago
Endangering other people is not fine even if it's in your every right to do so.
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5y ago
For the same reason you chose to use a CDN instead of self-hosting in the first place. It takes away a lot of the complexity. I'm not proxy'ing and HTTP caching typefaces but I used to URL-import JavaScript packages from a CDN. Av
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> Every few years someone gets me to try Go out again and I discover, yet again, that it's still struggling with problems that were solved before it existed. It is not Go that is struggling. It is you. Does literally every language
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5y ago
WireGuard is a mesh VPN. It's dead-simple to set up this way, too. All my devices and containers (local and remote) talk to each other this way
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5y ago
Not a fan of these sharp modern faces in general. However, the small text in this one looks particularly "smudgy". I stopped hopping monospace fonts when I discovered Go Mono. Go Mono does not seem to get blurry even at small size
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5y ago
That's just the standard formula.
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What? How do they not support headers? You have to send "Content-Type: text/event-stream" just to make them work. And you keep the connection alive by sending "Connection: keep-alive" as well. I've never had an
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5y ago
You only consider it "personal activism" because it was politically transgressive at the time. And unjustifiably so. If it hadn't been it would've obviously just been an easter egg. And now that we are all on the right s
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I have no idea where you are coming from unfortunately. Generally speaking, a Javascript user has access to the same type script language features (including hints, auto-completion,...) as a typescript user. Even the most primitive text edi
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This is not about trusting the information your users provide. It is about making your APIs accessible to users. If you hide some information, your API is less accessible.
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