morbicer

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by morbicer 2y ago
I have good experience with https://github.com/pivotal/LicenseFinder This produces BOM with versions but rather than out of date it focuses on licenses which comes handy during acquisitions due diligence. Supports many
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by morbicer 2y ago
First link says > No one has been arrested or charged and you were claiming arrest Second link: Police officers joking about raping, again no arrest for political opinion Third link: racist and antisemitic stickers. Again, nothing politi
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by morbicer 2y ago
Can you provide some example please? All I could found is this and this is no way "political opinion" https://www.cbsnews.com/news/uk-man-jailed-over-facebook-sta...
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by morbicer 2y ago
I expect it's water. Aren't there springs for major rivers?
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by morbicer 2y ago
Cool project, but aren't luggages handled by the airport crew? Attribution to airlines doesn't make much sense to me. Country ranking is better but anecdotal experience tells me there are some cursed airports.
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by morbicer 2y ago
My highlights: - learned about https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Refe... - Vue overtook Angular in usage - zombie Express still dominates (context: v5 is nowhere to be seen https:&
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State of JavaScript 2023(2023.stateofjs.com)
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by morbicer 2y ago
My highlights: - learned about https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Refe... - Vue overtook Angular in usage - zombie Express still dominates (context: v5 is nowhere to be seen https:&
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by morbicer 2y ago
Windows is terrible but that's a low bar. I am currently on iphone but have some android devices and they are fine.
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by morbicer 2y ago
Apple makes stellar HW but their software is kinda meh. Crippled ipadOS, lagging Safari, abysmal window management of macOS, total disaster of XCode, dumb Siri, degrading iTunes and iCloud isn't spotless either.
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by morbicer 2y ago
Wow this is awesome, thanks for the tip
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by morbicer 2y ago
You know Wikipedia has citations right? > When Alexander I of Macedon petitioned to compete in the foot race of the ancient Olympic Games, the event organizers at first denied his request, explaining that only Greeks were allowed to comp
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by morbicer 2y ago
Démosthenés for one? Did you not read the OP? Also Wikipedia mentions this multiple times https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ancient_Macedonians Gosh nationalism was stupid back then and remains stupid nowadays.
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by morbicer 2y ago
This. You don't need Google scale for Kafka to make sense. Just few acquisitions and a need to fan out some data to multiple products. For example you have SCIM hooks that will write to Kafka so all parts of org can consume the updates
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by morbicer 2y ago
I think there are multiple reasons why JS world is different. - JS libs often target browser as well and that's a fast moving target - JS is primary language of serverless which is also moving fast - it attracts younger devs chasing ho
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by morbicer 2y ago
Oops I made a typo, I meant you CAN count on them surviving In Js world it's better to not bet everything on a single horse
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by morbicer 2y ago
That's why I don't recommend Fastify or Express. Remix and Hono use standard Req/Res Annotations are not part of Js, they are part of Ts and are a concession to OOP people coming from other languages. It's a personal opi
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by morbicer 2y ago
PHP world is different. There's only Laravel and Symfony. You can't count on both surviving till atomic winter. As you say, js world is fickle and I wouldn't count on Adonis being here for a long time. Mix and match is more p
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by morbicer 2y ago
Nah, if you want heavy backend, go with Go/Ktor/C#, not node. If you want light backend, use sth like Hono or H3. If you want to primarily produce html, use Remix or Next. Adonis/Redwood/Nest is something you will regret
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by morbicer 2y ago
Nice and clean! How did you get it off the ground and gather first users?
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by morbicer 2y ago
The capacity of such venue will be very limited and there are ton of tv show "nerds" to make it viable without kids.
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by morbicer 2y ago
Huh, on all platforms and then mention thumbprint? I assume other biometric authn options will be available because not every device has fingerprint reader.
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by morbicer 2y ago
Ok do you sponsor any open source project? Are you contributing to any? Or are you just freeloading and complaining? No wonder we have burnouts left and right leading to problems like XZ utils. These ads are hurting no one and are helping t
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by morbicer 2y ago
So don't use them and don't yap about it here. The tools are great, there are no ads in them and I am glad the devs are not starving to death. People take open source for granted and complain about most inane things.
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by morbicer 2y ago
Google under Larry Page was a marvel od technology. Search that actually worked, Gmail was a revolutionary email client, GMaps, Android. Google I/O was something to look forward to. I thought they are invincible. Now look what’s happen
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by morbicer 2y ago
Heh bean counter from a pharmacy corp. That's not going to save Google. A CEO with a vision and passion for tech is what they need.
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by morbicer 2y ago
As someone not from US what's the difference between this and Jim Cramer? The fact that his advises are shit? I don't want to be combative, I really want to understand the laws and logic behind this.
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by morbicer 2y ago
Looks exactly like https://knexjs.org/ but I bet there are query builders / ORMs with same syntax
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by morbicer 2y ago
https://strapi.io/ does this and much more. It's primarily headless CMS but it produces solid db schema and sensible rest API. Entities can be defined in json or in UI. You get OAuth, admin panel, plugin ecosystem.
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by morbicer 2y ago
NestJs is over engineered OOP garbage written like love letter to Java from 2008.

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