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by rattray 5y ago
Or open an issue on GitHub with a few screenshots? Vs code devs are iterating!
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by rattray 5y ago
Thanks for your awesome work! Can't wait to try it.
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by rattray 5y ago
How do they make money?
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by rattray 5y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PBVLf3yfMs8 30min talk. Slides are here: https://rubykaigi.org/2021-takeout/data/slides/Maxime-YJIT-R...
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by rattray 5y ago
Interesting; Stripe claims 22-170% speedups with its Sorbet-based compiler for Ruby: https://twitter.com/patrickc/status/1410269843585069056?s=19 That may be based on wildly different benchmarks, but still sounds
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by rattray 5y ago
What is "pancake" in this context?
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by rattray 5y ago
A comment you made in the past or make in the future could reveal something; simply changing the text to "njal dot la" would prevent a google search of the domain from finding this.
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by rattray 5y ago
Maybe not the best idea to provide that info in searchable plaintext tied to an account you own?
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by rattray 5y ago
Which device would you overall recommend for all day productivity use?
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by rattray 5y ago
Nice! Why not re-run the auto-generation script automatically?
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by rattray 5y ago
How do you keep your openapi spec up to date?
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by rattray 5y ago
A previous employer did this, I think. It worked well from my perspective as a user but I don't know how difficult it was to manage.
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by rattray 5y ago
I definitely hope that this is how Google and Apple respond to Russia's actions here. But I can't claim to know the difficulties they would face on a 12+mo timescale.
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by rattray 5y ago
If you're starting from zero, sure. Moving all employees in Russia to another country (and/or firing/replacing them) sounds like quite a major headache to me.
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by rattray 5y ago
What are some of the ways percentiles can be abused?
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by rattray 5y ago
Exactly! If ZZP outcompetes more "socially responsible" options, it's a buggy system and should be fixed. Freedom as a freelancer should probably be the only/primary benefit of such a designation, not the ability to dodg
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by rattray 5y ago
As someone who isn't familiar with .NET, I wish this post had an example with a JSON request body and response.
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by rattray 5y ago
Elaboration: My impresssion is that rideshare driving is an incredibly liquid market, so its really hard to imagine a mechanism for long-term wage suppression other than external factors like an untrained workforce or poor economy overall
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by rattray 5y ago
I'm unfamiliar with Dutch ZZP, and it sounds like there are indeed specific rules that preclude Uber drivers from neatly fitting into the category. But why would a better fix not be to require ZZP contractors to pay into government-mat
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by rattray 5y ago
I like the "hospitals paid for by taxation" option, myself (with tweaks and caveats). I can't fathom why so many people on this thread think it's a good thing for workers to depend on their employer for essentials like h
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by rattray 5y ago
> Then you're not going to do it for the money that uber pays. Then, ah... who's driving the Ubers in the Netherlands and why? Is there some credible evidence of coercion at hand?
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by rattray 5y ago
Fwiw I personally find their android apps to be among the highest quality of any android app I encounter.
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by rattray 5y ago
> How much of this is anything beside human nature? Experience. Having seen it before. All the way through. Many times. Yes, an MD fresh out of medical school might react just like anyone else: try to preserve/prolong life of their
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by rattray 5y ago
I think they solve some similar and some different problems, with some similarities and differences! The biggest difference in the problems they solve, in my view, is that Zig does not aim for safety. It'll be easier to write safe pr
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by rattray 5y ago
Interesting; this piece advocates for porting only (or at least initially) the build system of C/C++ projects to use the Zig compiler and the build.zig build system for cross-compiling dependencies. A package manager in the works could
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by rattray 5y ago
What were the most important aspects of the technology stack which enabled that?
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by rattray 5y ago
Any chance you could share some of those? Have looked at doing the same thing for a few apps and the risk/difficulty of trying to do it in One Big Pull Request was too much each time...
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by rattray 5y ago
Nice! Works for me too on Chrome on MacOS. Too bad cmd+w, ctrl+tab, and ctrl+shift-tab doesn't close an editor tab / switch editor tabs… and if you hover on the close icon, it just tells you to use cmd+w instead of something else.
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by rattray 5y ago
> Will Github allow people to use other $EDITORs? Yes, just clone? Most people who want other editors probably don't want browser-based ones. I'm not sure if the VSCodeVim or VSCodeNeovim extensions work on the online version y
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by rattray 5y ago
That part of the codebase needs a big overhaul and could use finding!

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