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   Deprank: Use PageRank to find the most important files in your codebase(github.com)

   164 points by phpnode 4y ago|43 comments
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   by phpnode 4y ago

   author of ts-sql[0] here, this looks great (and a way more practical approach!) [0] https://github.com/codemix/ts-sql
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   by phpnode 4y ago

   I just want to say that this looks fantastic, especially the runtime types stuff - the idea that types are values hasn't caught on yet but it's great to see movement in this area. A long time ago I did something very similar to th
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   by phpnode 4y ago

   Does it matter? The relevant part (to most of us) is whether they're laying off engineers. Almost any company is a tech company these days
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   by phpnode 4y ago

   To make this work there would need to be a big social push towards eating in line with the seasons again (which was obviously the norm for 99.99% of the history of humanity). I think this might be a hard sell, people are now very used to be
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   by phpnode 4y ago

   Approximately 0% of consumers install browser extensions, it's a non-starter and also a totally different proposition. Every merchant wants more money but no one wants to mess up their payment flow, no one reasonable wants to add yet a
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   by phpnode 4y ago

   (I didn't know of this company's existence until their non-existence today) I don't think the idea is really that bad, and a form-filling browser extension would not be comparable to what they were trying to do here. The idea
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   by phpnode 4y ago

   > Who is more cool? > Somebody who makes it clear they're wealthy or well connected or attractive or smart or etc... > Or somebody who is upbeat and friendly with no desire to display anything about themselves? The first one.
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   by phpnode 5y ago

   I think yours infringes the patent ;)
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    by phpnode 5y ago

    Cool, here's a quick hack to try a similar technique with the comments in this thread (copy and paste into dev tools: $$('span.commtext').forEach(span => { const frag = document.createDocumentFragment();
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    by phpnode 5y ago

    I'm not criticising the idea or the framework, but the react team have had to go to enormous lengths to make that one simple idea work. And the community have had to embrace (and then sometimes, forget) some pretty controversial techni
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    by phpnode 5y ago

    View = Function(State), the original idea behind React. I use React every day, and I enjoy it, but it hides nightmarish complexity to preserve a semblance of this original, neat and tidy idea.
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    by phpnode 5y ago

    I think this is a bit naive. Startup founders do not care about providing careers for engineers, and usually want to stop being a "startup founder" as soon as they possibly can - they are chasing huge exits and being a founder is
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    by phpnode 5y ago

    Also the core-js maintainer single handedly carried that project, with no financial support from Babel (or hardly anyone else for that matter). It became a vital part of the ecosystem, and then the community hung him out to dry when he aske
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    by phpnode 5y ago

    This looks a lot like Glimmer[0] [0] https://github.com/glimmerjs/glimmer-vm
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    by phpnode 5y ago

    Bad times for non-saas businesses you mean?
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    by phpnode 5y ago

    You can only dereference this pointer if you work at Google!
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    by phpnode 5y ago

    I'm not sure about these days, but historically the engineers on Google search wanted to fix these problems algorithmically, rather than delisting specific sites by hand
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    by phpnode 5y ago

    Another example, SQL-database-in-the-typescript-typesystem here https://github.com/codemix/ts-sql This would have been much easier if I'd had ts-regexp at the time :)
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    by phpnode 5y ago

    Yes, they're busily printing away right now, as are USDC, and it will likely work just as well as before because everyone involved in crypto is incentivised to look the other way in the face of this blatant and massive fraud.
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    by phpnode 5y ago

    curious whether you've seen Oqton? https://www.oqton.com/
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    by phpnode 5y ago

    I'm 37, so not that young. I'll take lucky though.
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    by phpnode 5y ago

    I've never had a hangover, much to the irritation of others, what I do consistently get is a mildly bad mood that lasts about half the following day.
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    by phpnode 5y ago

    I think it's literally just that they pay well
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    by phpnode 5y ago

    Apparently I didn't make it clear enough that I wholeheartedly agree
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    by phpnode 5y ago

    "I would simply protect myself by not spending cash on things that are scams"
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    by phpnode 5y ago

    I would actually expect the opposite - that FSD gets banned in the short term because mistakes are a. inevitable and b. super, super dangerous. I think self driving cars only become safe when every vehicle is capable of self driving, and
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    USS Iowa Turret Explosion(en.wikipedia.org)

    2 points by phpnode 5y ago|0 comments
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    by phpnode 5y ago

    I think you're rationalising a bad decision, one that weakens your position, and sadly it might be difficult to undo now, so you're even more likely to rationalise this to yourself. If the problem was motivation try and find out w
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    by phpnode 5y ago

    Hmm, over two years you're putting in an additional $172k plus all of the time and effort cofounding a startup entails, plus the opportunity cost of doing a startup vs collecting regular tech company wages working a 9-5. Is your invest