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by ngrilly 5y ago
I’m under the same impression :)
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by ngrilly 5y ago
Yes, that’s what I’m usually doing.
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by ngrilly 5y ago
I don’t understand what the article is actually recommending. To avoid CORS requests, I usually proxy www.foobar.app/api to api.foobar.app, but it seems like the article is suggesting the opposite.
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by ngrilly 5y ago
Quite an achievement to write an entire article about why Rust is the future without ever mentioning one of the main advantages of the type system which is data race freedom.
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by ngrilly 5y ago
In a context similar to yours, I'd definitely use Zulip.
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by ngrilly 5y ago
How many employees? What is the company doing? Is it mainly tech? Asking because people in my group were a bit disappointed by Zulip UI.
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by ngrilly 5y ago
Very much agree: Zulip is fantastic, except for the UI (mostly the look & feel) which makes difficult to convince non-tech users to adopt Zulip instead of Slack.
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by ngrilly 5y ago
Good for Quill’s team, but not great for competition in the team collaboration space. I’d really like to see Discourse and Zulip get a much better UI to compete more directly with Slack.
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by ngrilly 5y ago
The big change is a shift towards declarative UI where the UI is a pure function of the state, avoiding mutations. That’s how React, Vue, Svelte and Flutter works for example. Very different from MFC on Windows or Gtk.
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by ngrilly 5y ago
The team thought about that obviously and the answer is probably not: https://go.dev/blog/ismmkeynote
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by ngrilly 5y ago
I really value being able to develop offline, without an Internet connection. That's the deal breaker for me regarding remote dev environments.
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by ngrilly 5y ago
Is there a way do calculate this in Excel without using a Monte Carlo simulation?
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by ngrilly 5y ago
If you start from scratch, then I see no reason for building both a REST and a GraphQL API (the latter wrapping the former). Just build one.
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by ngrilly 5y ago
If the underlying data store is SQL capable, then dataloaders are just a hack trying to do what the SQL engine already does in much more efficient way. Much better to map the GraphQL query to proper SQL query avoiding the round trips.
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by ngrilly 5y ago
We had the same issue. Setting the MTU to 1280, the IPv6 minimum MTU (we use IPv6), instead of using the default value, fixed the issue.
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by ngrilly 5y ago
Impressive proposal. That would remove a major limitation of CPython.
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by ngrilly 5y ago
It used to be impossible to link to specific page in a SPA without using hashes in the URL, but this problem has been solved years ago, and all modern browsers support it.
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by ngrilly 5y ago
What do you mean by classical ECS? I’ve always read that the Entity-Component-System approach originated in the gaming industry, completely unrelated to what you wrote about COM, etc.
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by ngrilly 5y ago
What you didn't like about LabVIEW?
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by ngrilly 5y ago
I watched the video. Thanks for sharing. Powerful approach. But wondering how close it is from reality or not. Would be interested to know more.
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by ngrilly 5y ago
Many of the problems mentioned in the article are solved by doing offline first with a native app instead of a PWA.
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by ngrilly 5y ago
Apple please translate Swedish to English! In the meantime I'll still have to rely on Google Translate for this :)
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by ngrilly 5y ago
I so much agree with this. That's why our team is starting to use Discourse for Teams instead of email and Microsoft Teams. Structuring discussions per topic is key. Each discussion should have a title. That's how mailing lists, n
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by ngrilly 5y ago
Not really. Python 3 introduced breaking changes requiring modification of your code base. That's absolutely not the case here for Go. You can still compile and run your code unchanged. You are also overestimating the magnitude of the
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by ngrilly 5y ago
Did you mean Zig? I don’t understand how Rust code can leak memory?
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by ngrilly 5y ago
Any plans to go one step further towards memory safety (and even better data race freedom)? Maybe using ARC when the overhead is acceptable (like Swift), it static analysis is not possible due to the type system not supporting the concepts
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by ngrilly 5y ago
Then what do you mean by work from home? For agricultural, I guess you mean work at the farm, which can also be the home? And for craft, the workshop and the home are together?
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by ngrilly 5y ago
For what kind of work?
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by ngrilly 5y ago
The software engineering at Northvolt Systems also switched to Linear.app and it's amazing.
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by ngrilly 5y ago
I remember reading that paper. This is amazing. But it's not really predicting what we're gone say beyond the current syllable: > While our model learns how to plausibly continue speech, this is only true on a short scale — it

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