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by mixedCase 4y ago
Checked exceptions are explicit. They are no weirder than doing do-notation in an Either monad, the syntax could be more ergonomic but they are clear as day.
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by mixedCase 4y ago
> And it makes a huge practical difference, since the first type allows for “nothing-pointer dereference” That's not how strict TypeScript works. If you have a nullable you'll need to prove to the compiler first that it is not
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by mixedCase 4y ago
Given that they already have coroutine support... how hard could it really be? Honest question for people familiar with V8/complex JIT compilers .
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by mixedCase 4y ago
Someone's going to put ChatGPT on a humanoid robot (I want to have the word android back please) and let it act and it's going to be fun. I wonder if I can get to do it first before someone else's deems me a threat for statin
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by mixedCase 4y ago
- the ability to embrace, extend and extinguish the open source C# development solution, in the most obvious of ways - they wanted to disadvantage open source users because of their proprietary solution - they gatekeep the debugger while pr
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by mixedCase 4y ago
This you? https://isdotnetopen.com/ After .NET Core I was one of the people that really thought "maybe Microsoft has changed at least in the .NET division, let's not be prejudiced, if they want to make FOSS let&
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by mixedCase 4y ago
IRC is not a protocol that as it stands can meet modern user expectations of usability and functionality. If I can't use it to communicate with people at large, it is not a lot of freedom that is gained. Most of what you complain about
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by mixedCase 4y ago
I think I got it, but I'm inclined to believe I'm missing something. From what I understood, it boils down to "distributed CPS" (continuation-passing style), where the state instead of being automatically closed over i
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by mixedCase 4y ago
Do you believe the fat ugly monster that is ElasticSearch would've had anywhere near its current adoption rates if it had a non-OSI license from the start? It would've been completely overshadowed by some other Lucene-based wrappe
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by mixedCase 4y ago
Can't speak for all potential users, but the license is in fact a complete deal-breaker for me and any client I've worked with given the FOSS tools available in the ecosystem. But then, there's also the "Java-only"
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by mixedCase 4y ago
A lot of people don't need to run the latest AAA blingfest at max settings, run ML workloads on localhost, or drive freaking 8k displays on the go. And yet, people want quality hardware, good screens, comfortable input devices, and sna
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by mixedCase 4y ago
Point 1 is irrelevant unless you're hiring devs who cannot adapt quickly to minor changes, in which case it's an useful hiring filter. Everything else about not being able to integrate with the React ecosystem is incorrect, please
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by mixedCase 4y ago
I've seen this once across many Go codebases, it was someone who even a year in writing Go still refused to consistently name constants and global variables without snake_case, among other similar behaviors. Support for allowing config
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by mixedCase 4y ago
Excellent. Otherwise people sharing that criteria will never fix minor code style issues because "it was that way before, and it's such a minor thing, and it makes my merge harder, please accept the review and ship it don't b
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by mixedCase 4y ago
> How is having chunks of code smashed into the tops and bottoms of a blocks good for improving readability? How is having a random newline at the top and bottom where there is already a clear separation between function signature and im
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by mixedCase 4y ago
Sure, I'll bite. What's the data on remote work?
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by mixedCase 4y ago
And that's why you don't let any bullshit in, exercise eternal vigilance and rely on static analysis tools to stem the turd wave in an automatic fashion as much as you can. The solution is not to accept "it is what it is&quot
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by mixedCase 4y ago
I'd suggest again to try NoScript/Adblocking, disable hardware accel if you have it enabled, enable it if disabled. If even there you have no success, I'd suggest you try something like EndeavorOS. Browsers have issues but th
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by mixedCase 4y ago
I do not know what kind of comment you wrote, so I in the interest of curiosity I'll ask: Could it be that instead of stating in the comment both the relevant, precise figures and a conclusion derived from them, you merely linked out t
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by mixedCase 4y ago
> Moving logic to the client is the right choice for an application, and the wrong choice for mostly non-interactive content Well then we're fucked. Juniors and a good chunk of intermediate level devs do not understand where one sol
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by mixedCase 4y ago
It is still possible to have a snappy computer experience. Go Linux, use a very configurable distro (Arch, Gentoo, NixOS), choose a lightweight DE and app ecosystem and it will get you there for the most part. Browsers are still going to be
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by mixedCase 4y ago
I ran e16 and then e17 as my main desktop back in the day for a good while. I'm sorry but what we had back then was nowhere even near what I'm talking about. It definitely was pretty for the day, though.
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by mixedCase 4y ago
Hasn't it, though? HDR, fluid animations, monstrous resolutions, 3D everything, accessibility, fancy APIs for easier development allowing for more features, support for large amounts of devices, backwards compatibility, browsers are al
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by mixedCase 4y ago
> Link? https://unix.stackexchange.com/a/87839 > It seems like a WebExtension using dispatchEvent could solve both these issues. Great idea! Couldn't find anything any pre-existing project like that from a q
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by mixedCase 4y ago
I'm sorry but if you believe the Framework is barely differentiated from other offerings, you are missing information or you are okay with laptops being wholly disposable and barely repairable. There is no modern laptop like it where
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by mixedCase 4y ago
On Linux, I just tested that if you have a Mozilla Firefox window running on X (I tested on XWayland but it should work just as well on X11) with the Discord tab in view, you can use your desktop's/compositor global keyboard short
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by mixedCase 4y ago
> Thus, all abstractions are not pure overhead Sorry for the pedantry, but I believe this would still be wrong as phrased. Maybe "not all abstractions are pure overhead" would work?
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by mixedCase 4y ago
They can't even afford to have mass production for 15/16 inch laptops, I don't believe such a niche target is within their realm of possibility.
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by mixedCase 4y ago
Negative income tax is the term for what I believe you're referring to.
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by mixedCase 4y ago
How do you think we're getting fusion?

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