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by nobleach 3y ago
Until you find a snippet of config you want to copy into your `application.yml` in Spring or Quarkus (Java frameworks). If it doesn't paste in cleanly (and it rarely ever does) you'll need to go research the schema and find out wh
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by nobleach 3y ago
The demo song from that thing will forever live rent-free in my head. Sometimes I sing it to myself, and then pretend I've switched the lead instrument to a sample. (hi, hi hi hi, hi hi hi, hi hi hi hi hi....)
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by nobleach 3y ago
"Overhired" is not always the best way to describe "hired with intentions to do things while capital was cheap". I saw a bunch of startups and larger that really did intend to build things. When hard times hit, some shut
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by nobleach 3y ago
I owe a debt of gratitude to him and the Pascal programming language. Sincerest condolences to those he left behind.
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by nobleach 3y ago
I'm dying to know how Delphi fit into the CGI mix. Or are you just using Delphi 6 as an "era" marker. I too was using Delphi 5 and 6... and Kylix(!!!) during the CGI era, but all my web stuff was Perl/Python and some Tcl
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by nobleach 3y ago
I actively fight for removal of lodash in every frontend codebase I encounter. The cost is just too much. Often I run into developers who tell me there's some sort of webpack plugin to treeshake all the `import _ from 'lodash&#x27
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by nobleach 3y ago
While I am extremely excited that these may someday make it into the language, I actually would be fine with `.hashCode` and `.equals` on the Object prototype. structuredClone, if I'm not mistaken also allows cloning functions/Map
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by nobleach 3y ago
I'm not a fan of it there either. JavaScript, since its earliest days, had `private` as a reserved word. Typescript makes use of it. It conveys perfectly what the Class member's visibility should be. Using `#` might be easier on p
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by nobleach 3y ago
I used Gleam for a day of Advent of Code. It's a cute little language. It has some Rust-isms, some Elixir-isms... I'd love it if it became more popular.
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by nobleach 3y ago
Hurd any day now, right? I do wonder what this landscape could have looked like if all of the effort had gone behind a Mach-based microkernel. I read all of the back and forth between Tanenbaum and Torvalds. At the time, I was just so excit
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by nobleach 3y ago
When your business model starts as advertisement, you may be okay. When it devolves to advertisement, you're on life support. When it devolves to forcing a funnel by breaking existing functionality, you're dead.
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by nobleach 3y ago
I hope this becomes a trend on HN: <some person>, <how one might know them>, has died. I'm so used to seeing names I do not recognize, having to take the time to read the article.
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by nobleach 3y ago
I have an XPS 15. And while I liked that I could bring my own SSD and RAM, the build quality is nowhere near a Macbook Pro... like not even in the same galaxy. I had to have it serviced multiple times within the first few weeks. It had to b
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by nobleach 3y ago
typescript-tools for NeoVim uses tsserver
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by nobleach 3y ago
I haven't been a Ruby programmer for 10 years but I totally agree on Eloquent Ruby. I sure did love that book. I still pick it up sometimes and thumb through it. I did a reading group for Getting Clojure (another book by Russ Olsen) ju
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by nobleach 3y ago
You can say a lot about Microsoft the company. You can even take digs at Visual Studio Code and its "telemetry reporting". But LSP is one of the best things that's come out of that whole ordeal. It's far from perfect. Bu
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by nobleach 3y ago
A couple of places I've worked lived like this. We used the free version of Flyway with Spring Boot and Quarkus. We got by really well "rolling forward". My next gig used Sequalize and MySQL. Aside from hating those technolog
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by nobleach 3y ago
They didn't even buy the website. They reskinned their own website (dig around in the front-end code).
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by nobleach 3y ago
Yes! the "free" thing being the main difference. Thanks!
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by nobleach 3y ago
Can't upvote this response enough! Thank you Ron. You corrected my understanding on this a few years ago in a Reddit thread on /r/java. I've tried to convey this response ever since. You are NOT getting an LTS release fr
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by nobleach 3y ago
Yeah the lack of anyone packaging this up was kinda weird to me. I understand these are done on someone else's dime, and no one owes me a free lunch though. I don't really pay a lot of attention to Java releases but I was actually
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by nobleach 3y ago
I am one of those, "I have no idea how I feel" types. Sadly I'm a bit apathetic. Perhaps there's life out there, perhaps each of these incidents has a rational, "it's a secret government project" explanati
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by nobleach 3y ago
Major difference being, you'd be hard pressed to find many folks who would call David Grusch "not trustworthy". Smith had already been convicted of "glass looking" to find buried treasure by the time he claimed to f
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by nobleach 3y ago
When I was all about the bling in the late 90s, I used Enlightenment. When I wanted to get stuff done, I used KDE. XFCE bored me. Flash forward to 2020, when I wanted to get stuff done AND have a nice tiling window experience, it was i3+XFC
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by nobleach 3y ago
Best I can guess here, the reply is considering relational databases as "real databases" and flat files.... not real.
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by nobleach 3y ago
Are we really going to do the mincing of words here? Did you need the word "dump" or "export" before you understood? Although I wasn't wild about the original poster's "step 1" terseness, it's si
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by nobleach 3y ago
I am certain I've seen that one. I loved AOHell and CreditWiz... and all the associated tools around that era.
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by nobleach 3y ago
I think I am, yeah. The potassium benefit vs sugar content lessens as they ripen. They never actually LOSE the potassium as I stated.
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by nobleach 3y ago
In 1999 we still hadn't realized the wonder of reading mp3/wma files burned onto a CD. Aiwa was the first brand I remember opening that up. USB slots were next.
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by nobleach 3y ago
Bananas are a passable source of potassium only when ripe. That quickly converts to sugar in a day or two. By the time light brown spots appear, most potassium is gone. Sunflower seeds and avocados are far better sources.

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