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by patates 6y ago
Focus on the standard library (data tables, most useful excel functions, networking) and you'll have my money too! Very cool project!
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by patates 6y ago
In node, nearly all of the stuff has sync versions and global await is around the corner. For every other saner environment (read: browser consoles), global await is a thing already, and you get immediate feedback, and have a canvas (with s
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by patates 6y ago
I need something like this but open-source so I can run it locally...
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by patates 6y ago
In my previous job, some PHP developers loved to pick on JS with that same accusation, then we checked the composer packages folder... Also, working with gradle now... I'd take the npm + webpack any day.
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by patates 6y ago
It's the same here in Germany as well, was also the same in Greece and Turkey. I guess the whole Europe is like this, if not everywhere except the US :)
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by patates 6y ago
It's illegal to put on the price the customer is actually going to pay? My search attempt failed ("illegal to put price with VAT" neither g nor ddg liked it), please tell me more!
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by patates 6y ago
Lufthansa also sells tickets to connecting train rides to flights and as far as I know, they take the responsibility for delays (which is common occurrence with Deutsche Bahn unfortunately). I'm not 100% sure though. Still, as you&#x27
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by patates 6y ago
People will gladly use classes from tailwind such as mt-1 (margin top 0.25rem) but they will freak out when they see the MsoNormal class. Is there a way to make the styles of the exported site look less like a word export? Don't get me
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by patates 6y ago
I find creating a site with next.js then making a static export much easier and much more customizable than your typical ssg. I'd love to hear other opinions though.
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by patates 6y ago
> I had a birthday party at the computer lab It can't get nerdier than that, I love it! I had celebrated one of my birthdays when I was at high school in an internet café. 4 hours of multiplayer Age of Empires 2, all paid for by my
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by patates 6y ago
> 80% meat-based diet That can't be right, is that a typo or you mean the percentage of meals that have some animal products?
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by patates 6y ago
Many people had to try it to really understand what the hype is all about, so it's pretty clearly difficult to explain. If you give the combination of Tailwind + Alpine.js + your favorite server-side templating engine a try, it may jus
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by patates 6y ago
Well that explains the crazy slow performance on an old windows forms app I had written back when I was a junior developer. I'll try to see if I can reach anyone from my first employer and make them disable the debug output. Would be a
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by patates 6y ago
People (well, me too) these days script that too, so the good thing is you don't forget a service or configuration, the bad thing is you never forget a service or configuration.
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by patates 6y ago
https://nestjs.com/ is nice, although I'm not sure about your front-end expectations.
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by patates 6y ago
> This is a case of people doing what should be done in HTML, in JavaScript. I see where you are coming from but people embedding static content in a scripting language doesn't make HTML a programming language. Yes, it can be used f
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by patates 6y ago
That made me realize how much I missed .NET and my favorite tool LINQPad. Add Dapper next to your advanced ORM and you're basically unstoppable.
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by patates 6y ago
To be honest, I see those even less in modern SPAs. Usual suspects are sites which load every possible js lib in the universe until some integration works and they can display all the ads. There seems to be a confusion here.
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by patates 6y ago
It also supports Javascript now, and they seemed to have deprecated AS1 & 2 support. I've even seen some TS definitions on the internet.
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by patates 6y ago
I don't think you should feel bad for admiring his work. I'd hesitantly say that he may have some mental troubles and we should rather feel bad for him, which I personally do, sincerely. It's like how many admired TempleOS.
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by patates 6y ago
I'm sincerely wondering how you came to that conclusion. Java has one of the fastest VMs, but maybe you mean the startup speed?
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by patates 6y ago
What are examples of data-fetching libs/standards outside the web, that check all (or a relevant subset) of those criteria?
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by patates 6y ago
> (...) JS ecosystem has been having problems what problems? Yeah, stuff like left-pad happened with NPM, but that has nothing to do with sandboxed scripting in browser. Also within my already-depressingly-long career, I had more problem
504.
by patates 6y ago
More like, sufficiently advanced malice is indistinguishable from common incompetence :)
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by patates 6y ago
Forgive my ignorance, but wouldn't the computer actually reacting to the calculation (and sending a command or displaying the data) still be very vulnerable to bit-flips? Or were they displaying the results from multiple machines to hu
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by patates 6y ago
> The meaning of “and” in natural language predates the meaning of “and” used in logics and set theories Yes and it's usually very hard to summarize what words can mean in different contexts, therefore it's usually harder to le
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by patates 6y ago
This happens to me on HN very often. I know I sound like a conspiracy theorist but I sometimes feel we are all in a big machine-learning experiment :)
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by patates 6y ago
When doing recursion (Postgres recursive CTE) I keep a path on the latest edges and check to see new edges aren't already visited, so same nodes can appear in multiple branches but not on the same branch. Works flawlessly.
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by patates 6y ago
I believe if you "do it right", PHP7 is already crazy fast. The problem is, without a JIT compiler, those random keys in arrays ("will be object or won't be object?" trope) and crazy dynamic programming is killing a
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by patates 6y ago
What's the licensing situation for GraalVM? Do they throw lawyers at you if you are making enough money like with other Oracle products[0]? [0]: Please note that was the impression I got from reading anything Oracle related in HN, not

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