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by platz 4y ago
Especially on backgrounded browser tabs, users circuts were frequently lost. also People frequently multitask their activities. 3 minutes is nothing.
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by platz 4y ago
I would advise against Blazor Server. In contrast to standard frontend SPA frameworks, Blazor Server requires a peristent websocket connection to each client to execute the C# code you write on the client and maintain state. I found that
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by platz 4y ago
\cases is a nice syntax improvement https://github.com/ghc-proposals/ghc-proposals/blob/master/p... \foo bar baz -> case (foo, bar, baz) of (Just 4, 3, False) -> 42 _ -> 0
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by platz 4y ago
Sometimes you just need some IFFT-like actions triggered on some kind of event. In Azure stuff like Logic Apps / Power Automate is particularly geared to running actions based on events or recurrence schedules with minimal code.
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by platz 4y ago
DynamoDB doesn't let you store JSON natively. You have to translate that json into dynamodb keys and attributes.
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by platz 4y ago
in other words, it's up to the folks writing the resolvers to manifest and implement that join as a nested field.
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by platz 4y ago
So, transhumanists are just techy progressives?
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by platz 4y ago
The original scheme that made me realize this should always be the goal was Steve Losh's BadWolf [1] Control flow & operators etc are dark red, identifiers more or less neutral, and top level functions accented. This makes it eas
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by platz 4y ago
in what way is Obsidian a "flat" system? It has folders, no? Or did you mean something else?
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by platz 4y ago
> “Infinite Jest” transformed private torment into a vast metafictional diagnosis of our entertainment-bedizened cultural condition, and, weirdly, sounded the first notes of a quest for an irony-free sincerity that has become a ruling st
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by platz 4y ago
Azure Cosmos DB has a great article (with visualizations) on the consistency levels it offers: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/cosmos-db/consistency... From strongest to weakest, it's consistency
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by platz 4y ago
If that is true, should that waive his rights in the american legal system?
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by platz 4y ago
Are you not just taking the position that the only things that exist have to be both 1) Now and 2) Here
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by platz 4y ago
The hardest part of bayes is 1) understanding what 'likelihood' actually is or represents 2) understanding what a 'partition function' actually is or represents I always forget what these mean since I don't use baye
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by platz 4y ago
Wow, so it's pay-to-win, huh
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by platz 4y ago
How does PragmataPro vs Iosevka compare? I use Iosevka, but am curious about PragmataPro
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by platz 4y ago
I cannot stand the trend for the cursive s in programming fonts, but maybe I'm just boomin'
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by platz 4y ago
[2008]
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by platz 4y ago
> you can't duplicate the state but have to use it in a linear, non-branching fashion So so you're saying bitcoin should have been made out of monads?
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by platz 4y ago
If chess interests you but are looking for a change, try learning to play go/baduk online at https://online-go.com/ - how to play go (beginners) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KTWujSwL2bQ&list=PLW5
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by platz 4y ago
I disagree. Not that you're wrong but that you're right.
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by platz 4y ago
> why should we believe that the universe is anything less than infinitely fractal at the micro scale And what basis does that claim rest on
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by platz 4y ago
re: addressing some of your assumptions/claims Sabine Hossenfelder: Is Elon Musk right in saying that we are too few people? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VI1AaZ9OkH8
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by platz 4y ago
> No dependant types either. You're funny
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by platz 4y ago
sparkfun and adafruit filled their niche
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by platz 4y ago
Planaria essentially have immortal bodies, excepting being destroyed by environmental forces.
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by platz 4y ago
you're worried about capital punishment? What are you planning?
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by platz 4y ago
do you live there?
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by platz 4y ago
I also used to use pinboard. I created a clone of the basics called Espial and enjoy that it serves my huge collection a bit faster when filtering: https://github.com/jonschoning/espial
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by platz 4y ago
what do you use Spout for

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