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by porsager 2y ago
And yet it's still not possible to type tagged template literals... https://github.com/microsoft/TypeScript/pull/49552#issuecomm... Insane achievement nonetheless!
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by porsager 2y ago
I've had quite an opposite experience. I wanted to give it a chance, but the loading times for almost any kind of navigation were too long, so I automatically stopped visiting.
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Open Source Monitoring Extension for Postgres(crunchydata.com)
1 points by porsager 2y ago|0 comments
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by porsager 2y ago
I certainly get the sentiment of your comment, but I'd be much more interested to hear your take on ParadeDB which the post is about?
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Grand Perspective – macOS Directory Statistics(grandperspectiv.sourceforge.net)
2 points by porsager 2y ago|0 comments
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by porsager 2y ago
Great post! Postgres.js does this implicitly through a simple API[1] mimicking the postgres way, thereby using only a single dedicated connection for listening per process. Listen/notify is also super useful with triggers. [1] https:&
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by porsager 2y ago
They had a custom language giving them full flexibility to achieve making a product in the browser that put them ahead of everyone else, and instead of embracing that, they throw it out to be able to hire of the shelve developers to code in
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by porsager 2y ago
Ah yes.. Switch to Typescript and give up all your advances to get a brand new set of crutches.
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by porsager 2y ago
That sounds very interesting. Could you elaborate on that?
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by porsager 2y ago
I was expecting to see https://github.com/dimitri/pgcopydb when clicking this. How is this different?
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Check if your GitHub repos are used to train LLMs(huggingface.co)
3 points by porsager 3y ago|1 comments
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Biggest Wikileaker Joshua Adam Schulte Sentenced to 40 years(justice.gov)
54 points by porsager 3y ago|31 comments
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A More Modern CSS Reset(piccalil.li)
2 points by porsager 3y ago|0 comments
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by porsager 3y ago
Honestly no. Not more at least. There are some that does exactly as I mention by mentioning things not in the code like: ``` // Non-generic part of edit, hoisted out to avoid blowing up LLVM IR. ``` Most of the others it does have
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by porsager 3y ago
You're talking about the EU and states alike - right?
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by porsager 3y ago
Did you make an issue for that? (I'm sad about that too)
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by porsager 3y ago
What a weird statement. It's beautiful! You don't need comments, just read the code. No need to litter code with ambiguous language. The only place a comment fits is if the purpose is not clear from the code.
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by porsager 3y ago
I'm not sure that claim is correct, but could you describe what that setup looks like, and the benefits? A link to something more is also fine
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by porsager 3y ago
I think this might be an issue for the same thing: https://github.com/zed-industries/zed/issues/4352
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by porsager 3y ago
It is such a game changer for me. Pair programming or multi pair programming if you will, suddenly has 0 barriers. Including others in your session with no overhead changes things completely. Before I would rarely include others in my proc
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by porsager 3y ago
Oh - Just checked, you're right these words are reversed in the default dictionary. They'll be right there in front the first time you use them thought, and I'll look into seeing if I can find a good rule for improving the pr
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by porsager 3y ago
Thanks a lot! That's some good feedback. (you wrote in the app support chat too right?) Wrt. Apple Watch, there is unfortunately no support for custom input support, so it has to be a weird hack where you type in one app and copy paste
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by porsager 3y ago
It doesn't even need to be physical - You should definitely give Type Nine a try ( https://typenineapp.com ) - (disclaimer - I'm the author). There are some promo codes below so you can try it out: I've used this
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Chrome DOM elements retain events after removal(bugs.chromium.org)
3 points by porsager 3y ago|0 comments
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by porsager 3y ago
Well it of course depends on - if those sectors were massively propped up by goverment. That was most certainly the case for the engineers in USSR you mention, but even so - had there not been state conflict, and more open opportunities for
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by porsager 3y ago
Definitely! And yes, it will be a stark awakening for many. Many who for years have made their income, not by productive means, but by political means. The amount of people that can rise out of poverty instead will outnumber them easily, an
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by porsager 3y ago
I think the change is very much reflected from the system being changed to. Javier Milei has not been shy to say that he intends to slash millions of government jobs, but with the important note, that people will move freely before then bec
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by porsager 3y ago
Haven't seen any communist places go to an anarcho capitalist system, so your comparisons don't say much. The mere fact that Milei won makes me want to find out if I can move to Argentina!
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by porsager 3y ago
Argentina will now lead the world by example! Congratulations!
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by porsager 3y ago
And he's going to allow it to be exactly that. What positions turn you off? I think the only thing I can put a finger on is his flawed view on abortion, but I guess that relates to him being a Catholic.

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