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by orphea 2y ago
I love little projects, no problem with them at all. But when all author's submissions and comments are trying to promote his project(s), don't you think it's a bit too far?
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by orphea 2y ago
I was going to say: I bet this is written in Rust, they use https://docs.rs/syn/latest/syn/ to not write their own parser/lexer, and this is how you get Rust-looking languages... I'm surprised.
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by orphea 2y ago
How do you guys not miss F keys? I can press e.g. Ctrl+F5 with one hand but I would have to use both hands to press Ctrl+Fn+5.
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by orphea 2y ago
I, being a .NET developer since v1.1, won't touch most of them. WPF, a framework from 2006, and Avalonia, a 3rd party framework, are the only two worth considering.
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by orphea 2y ago
If anyone is curious, the girl on the screenshot is a work by wonderful Ilya Kuvshinov. https://www.patreon.com/posts/black-turtleneck-1936799 https://www.artstation.com/kuvshinov_ilya
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by orphea 3y ago
Oops, sorry, I was going to tell that! Windows 10 / Edge 123
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by orphea 3y ago
The page has extremely poor performance. Simply scrolling or moving the mouse cursor around loads Ryzen 7900 to 30% (it's a 12-core CPU!) Everything stutters.
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by orphea 3y ago
Your test framework probably provides you with hooks for one-time setup and cleanup. This is where you start and delete your external dependencies.
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by orphea 3y ago
I don't get it either. I feel like this is so much unnecessary code, an emulator, a network stack... Why not use something like https://testcontainers.com/ ? Is a container engine as an external dependency that bad?
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by orphea 3y ago
I think you have it backwards. You _first_ do server-side validation, then you add client-side validation _as an optimization_, so that invalid requests are not even sent.
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by orphea 3y ago
A better approach is to spin up one container and a _template_ database before the tests. Apply migrations to that database. Then, each test creates its own database from the template, runs, and drops the database. Tests can be run in paral
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by orphea 3y ago
> that's the decent way to behave. That's what a multi-billionaire companies like Uber want you to think. The world has plenty of countries where people don't tip their taxi drivers and it doesn't make them indecent.
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by orphea 3y ago
jotaen explained it well. Sorry if I sounded mean, at some point you start to get tired of the websites that break the basic behavior of the browser. Do not use history.pushState to update the URL if whatever is happening on the page doesn&
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by orphea 3y ago
Another site that hijacks the back button and prevents returning (try to click Randomize).
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by orphea 3y ago
Basically you're saying YAML is unreadable without an IDE or a text editor with advanced highlighting functionality.
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by orphea 3y ago
This is why this use of the word, while correct, is weird.
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by orphea 3y ago
Check out Kagi. It's paid but has subjectively higher quality search results and lacks BS that Google is full of these days.
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by orphea 3y ago
Hacker News Guidelines What to Submit On-Topic: Anything that good hackers would find interesting. That includes more than hacking and startups. If you had to reduce it to a sentence, the answer might be: anything that gratifies one's
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by orphea 3y ago
Their sensors are fine, just use a non-Xiaomi hub like SONOFF Zigbee 3.0 USB Dongle.
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by orphea 3y ago
It may shock you to know that in some countries[1][2], dissidents have been willing to take personal risk of jail time to make their voice heard. Or being killed. [3] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alexei_Navalny [2
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by orphea 3y ago
> and yet, can't be bothered to protest You go to prison for making anti-war statements in Russia, you know? https://meduza.io/en/news/2023/11/08/prosecution-requests-ei... Eight. Fucking. Y
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by orphea 3y ago
If outages don't depend on each other, the probability is the same.
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by orphea 3y ago
> Features > 1. Define your GATT services in YAML. Uh, nope, thank you.
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by orphea 3y ago
> Wasn't windows 10 supposed to be the "last windows ever" Microsoft has never said that. Edit: since people are still confused. 1. What was said was "...and because Windows 10 is the last version of Windows, we’re al
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by orphea 3y ago
If you type "a", combine it with "´", then change your mind and hit backspace, you probably want to end up with "a" even through "á" was a thing "visually displayed as a single unit".
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by orphea 3y ago
Related discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37586580 (625 comments)
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by orphea 3y ago
I do. YAML can return to the rotting hole it's from.
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by orphea 3y ago
More comments here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36892311
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by orphea 3y ago
> I think that has to do with excessively long movies Anecdotal experience but we (n=2) didn't have the urge to pull out our phones on Oppenheimer (180 minutes).
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by orphea 3y ago
I feel like Google became absolutely unusable as a search engine. You search for "keyword1 keyword2", and at least half of the results are either "Missing: keyword1" or "Missing: keyword2".

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