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papruapap
3y ago
isnt assembler a high level language nowadays?
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papruapap
3y ago
Helped me to find a missing comma in a sql query a couple of weeks ago.
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papruapap
3y ago
I normally use nginx and works just fine tbh, easiest way to emulate an ingress service imo (I deploy to k8s afterwards).
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papruapap
3y ago
Fable?
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papruapap
3y ago
Old stuff stills need to be maintained and sometimes old stuff starts requiring the new stuff to work as before. Not to mention maintaining old CI/CD pipelines and Google custom builders.
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papruapap
3y ago
Go also have fast compilation times btw (:
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papruapap
3y ago
Are they? I just read grumpy and unhappy devs complaining about JS developers here on HN.
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papruapap
3y ago
Personally I dont like it. I think this will look as good as "everything in YAML" for CI/CD on an non-trivial codebase.
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papruapap
3y ago
No an expert, but afaik the problem is not the complexity but the performance cost.
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papruapap
3y ago
Typical HN take that is nothing but a lie. Worst experience I ever had in a desktop app were from Java UI applications (jdownloader), python (caliber, pgadmin) or the win 11 super laggy ui (native). Meanwhile now we have a lot of web appli
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papruapap
3y ago
Well... I stopped watching Twitch after ublock stop blocking its ads, so maybe...
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papruapap
3y ago
ELI5: Server: Are you a real user capable of viewing ads? Client: Hmmm, not sure. Server: 404
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papruapap
3y ago
But Googles makes way more, will make compete with Google even harder in the future (deeper pockets).
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papruapap
3y ago
It should fairly simple for MS to block this API (if they wish to).
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papruapap
3y ago
What about playing media? Even when running natively, Firefox has the worst gpu acceleration support in my experience.
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papruapap
3y ago
Personally I just miss Dates. Even if I dont really like not having comments, it is probably for the best, force software to have proper documentation.
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papruapap
3y ago
create-react-app has been discouraged to use for a couple of years now, not really sure if the React team is still supporting it.
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papruapap
3y ago
Chrome stopped reporting chrome version because of this iirc.
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papruapap
3y ago
Speech 100, at least the ceo have job security. Jokes aside, I wonder why people think that public available means copyleft.
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papruapap
3y ago
That is only true for Google. If anything bootstrapped AI, it was gaming.
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papruapap
3y ago
No directly but people can take it as "inspiration" to create new ones.
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papruapap
4y ago
I think there was a guy that bought a lifetime 1st class plane ticket for 10.000 dollars and used for like 20 years.
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papruapap
4y ago
In big enough companies is already hard to know who owns what even when you are working there, I cant image how to track this from outside.
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papruapap
4y ago
They prob do since they have GKE, you know... eat your own food and stuff.
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papruapap
4y ago
Well then you could the resume the whole article in the title because there isnt anything else in it.
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papruapap
4y ago
more like cheap contractors.
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papruapap
4y ago
they want it to be as ugly as cpp
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4y ago
In my experience Java performance worse than Node when used with memory cap. I am not an Java expert though, maybe there is a flag I missed.
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4y ago
"remove french language from root"
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4y ago
It's funny how this community trash on JS at every chance they have but for some reason bash is off the hook. I am tired on seeing CI pipelines failing and Live environment crashing because typos in .sh scripts. I propose to switch to
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