qwertyuiop12

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by qwertyuiop12 19d ago
SOAP is good for flexible APIs due to xml “eats anything”, the “included” support for signatures and schema validation.
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by qwertyuiop12 10mo ago
the only way is “anonymity by design”. history showed us that “don’t be evil” does not work if the entity can change its mind unilaterally. be confident that the service is not keeping logs? JÁ!
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by qwertyuiop12 10mo ago
Probably in the past a strong typing system was a good deal. However, when you growth, it has many advantages having a type system which lets you change whatever you want without fighting against the compiler/transpiler. So useful for
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by qwertyuiop12 11mo ago
I don’t know “why”. Why the format defines a way to set the orientation instead of set a pixels matrix as it is.
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by qwertyuiop12 11mo ago
I recently read Project Hail Mary. It has one of the best approaches I’ve ever seen.
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by qwertyuiop12 1y ago
In general, I try to add a fingerprint into the output. For example, in a project which generates images I usually set a specific set of pixels.
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by qwertyuiop12 2y ago
I use both and they work like a charm. But I disable the tailwind base styles ;)
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by qwertyuiop12 2y ago
These years I tried many approaches and I felt in love with htmx for my side projects. It’s a return to the old easy times. However, many times I only use a small subset of it. I recommend to begin with small steps and increasing the comple
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by qwertyuiop12 3y ago
For me, it would be the salary needed to have an amazing flat or house near the office. So, if you have the office in Toronto or New York it’s okay, but I will want many money (probably you won’t hire me)
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by qwertyuiop12 3y ago
baremetal or vps and ansible playbooks with OVH. Easy and cheaper. Also, my own in-house servers if I don’t need so much availability.
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by qwertyuiop12 3y ago
Uau. Since many years that I am considering creating a DE based in html and do something like this. The html + css approach is wonderful, easy to learn and thanks to arias and html standard amazing in terms of accessibility.
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by qwertyuiop12 3y ago
It does not change a lot. I don’t prefer Unix systems because they are open (okay, for some problems yes), I prefer Unix because the provided system abstraction. I don’t like the windows register and some of its issues derived of retrocompa
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by qwertyuiop12 3y ago
I had the same problem. Take online courses. And now, you can use AI to be “inspired”
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by qwertyuiop12 3y ago
It's sad because the new version is awful. It takes too much time only to read emails.
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by qwertyuiop12 3y ago
The stack is not te problem, the problem is people using the incorrect tools and doing over-engineering. React and others are simply a tool to pass the logic to the client. Useful in situations like apps that can run almost completely witho
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by qwertyuiop12 3y ago
Because it’s the main benefit of using typescript. For a playground can be excessive, but for production is a nightmare. Otherwise, you can use only JS with JSDoc and enable the @ts-check.
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by qwertyuiop12 3y ago
What happens with SPAs? Because the page is constantly changing. The tag is smart enough to be displayed only when it is needed? If so, it could be hard for the developer search the tag in SPAs with more than 3 “pages”
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by qwertyuiop12 3y ago
A language is only a tool. Try different approaches like composition over inheritance ( I created a method in TypeScript to create mixins/traits in order to migrate non-sense OOP patterns that I did in a few projects ), patterns that y
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by qwertyuiop12 4y ago
I think that Typescript is better for people that consume external libraries. When you are making some personal software, in general you know how it works, the problem is when you use external tools. Many times I had errors due to optional
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by qwertyuiop12 4y ago
The Machine Learning course by Andrew Ng in Edx. A basic ( and not at all! ) approach to know if it is funny for you
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by qwertyuiop12 4y ago
2-3 years ago the price was less than 1000€. 1500 for the base model is ridiculous
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by qwertyuiop12 5y ago
Engagement statistics basically. The first cause is that in general users use more their phone than their computer. The second cause is a corollary of the first cause and the existence of tools such as push notifications.
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by qwertyuiop12 5y ago
Report only to companies that accepts publicly vulnerability reports and keep all the records
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by qwertyuiop12 5y ago
I think that microservices is a good approach that was demonized a few years ago due to there were companies that did not separate the pieces correctly. The main cons that you can find are the sync work between teams ( here is the hard work
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by qwertyuiop12 5y ago
Do whatever in one line: 1) Open a source code with Sublime 2) Ctrl+J to join the lines 3) Enjoy
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by qwertyuiop12 5y ago
If you have a qa team, perfect. But I don’t recommend to follow this way. Many code is slow due to it has a couple of wrong implementations, such as rendering or make something heavy all the time when you have to do it only one time. There
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by qwertyuiop12 5y ago
No. I don’t want a world with subscriptions for all. Sure, it’s the best for the product, but it is stupid pay a sub for something like a calendar. Think if you pay for system tools like file manager, custom configurations…
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by qwertyuiop12 5y ago
I though that I was the only guy who think this