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by reactordev 3y ago
Trying to keep it simple for folks. Yes, we are talking about local - checked out code - head is the marker for knowing where you are. On tree or off. A git reset —hard head will bring you back to that end-of-line for that branch of the tre
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by reactordev 3y ago
The issue with people learning git is they learn all this construction around it without actually learning what it is. Branches aren’t real, it’s just a series of commits in time. Like a blockchain, the sha’s must match the previous (that
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by reactordev 3y ago
Ignorance is bliss… live your life happy that any pasta will do for you. I can tell the difference but I choose not to really care as the time sink isn’t worth it to me. I envy you though. Not being able to tell a difference isn’t a weaknes
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by reactordev 3y ago
Not me but I understand your sentiment. I don’t even own a TV let alone watch hours of it.
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by reactordev 3y ago
Comparing them as the same food may need to be left to the scientists. It’s clearly not but it looks like it is. ;)
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by reactordev 3y ago
Organized crime happens in all countries my friend. From Italy to the USA, Canada, Mexico, UK, Australia, Germany, Russia, China, Japan, everyone has some organized crime. If you deny your country has organized crime, they have gotten reall
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by reactordev 3y ago
Yeah I did this for a while and went back to store bought pasta. I just don’t have the time. It’s definitely more delicious but at 4x-8x the time cost.
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by reactordev 3y ago
It’s no longer simple when you have platform code to prevent nodes from disappearing or dying on the minute on a kubernetes cluster the size of slack. A triggered pulse event stream would have done the trick to invoke a lambda or call code
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by reactordev 3y ago
Yes, the more baseline boilerplates we have to show more golang the better.
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by reactordev 3y ago
They don’t understand the power of webcomponents and custom tags, templates, and document.querySelector().
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by reactordev 3y ago
Close as in it uses golang, sure… but that’s about it. Other than a few packages and the AWS sdk, everything else is old web app architecture. SQL database. Go template html. Not modern.
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by reactordev 3y ago
This is my biggest gripe with macOS. Natural scrolling is good on a trackpad but is a divide by zero in my brain for the mouse
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by reactordev 3y ago
Opinionated enough that you have to learn their bespoke language React People learn what they are eager to
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by reactordev 3y ago
Yes, and like previous countries that are no more, the TLDs still exist. We just need some international entity to keep processing the registrations.
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by reactordev 3y ago
This is what tech debt looks like when it’s middle aged and has kids of its own.
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by reactordev 3y ago
I’m sure since it would no longer be a country TLD, you could easily say it’s a media TLD. Crisis averted. However, registrar responsibilities would be elsewhere. Google perhaps. Or maybe someone else. I’m sure that .tv is so ubiquitous tha
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by reactordev 3y ago
I do this sometimes on my meta quest. Go into desktop VR and pull up a couple desktop views so I can see things happen in real time on different “screens”.
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by reactordev 3y ago
This is cool but very opinionated on which frameworks to use, etc. it’s a good start but I want to see one with Golang + fiber + htmx + templ. Or bun, or with svelte or vite, but these can be changed out if you already know. Starred, lookin
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by reactordev 3y ago
I’m not refuting that. Only I don’t think we should be reacting with laws to restrict access. Who’s to say “what” a social media platform is? Does this mean discord as well? Steam? Roblox? Where do we draw the line on what is social media a
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by reactordev 3y ago
The answer to our problems is not less freedom. It should never be less freedom. I’m opposed of any law that restricts freedom of information. No matter the age. I think we need to do better on educating kids on online behaviors and we shou
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by reactordev 3y ago
Religion… it makes certain people think the world is full of bad people. While there are bad people, the vast majority of people are good people. Our policy here is to protect the children from X. Whatever X is at the time. Right now it’s w
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by reactordev 3y ago
He’ll be a quatro comas member before too long. Not tres, quatro…
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by reactordev 3y ago
If the argument is purely don’t use std::exception if you don’t want the overhead, use MyExceptionTemplate because it doesn’t introduce overhead then sure, I’m for that. If the argument is don’t use it because it’s non-deterministic, use My
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by reactordev 3y ago
“-fno-exceptions“ Here-in lies the problem. This only says “no std::exception” “no throw” but nothing is stopping you from writing your own template for error handling. An exception is by definition a “unexpected condition” and we all have
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by reactordev 3y ago
“Error states are a normal part of all code, no exceptions required since obviously many languages don’t have them.” An error and an exception are the same concept. Yes, it’s true that not using the std::exception class or any template name
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by reactordev 3y ago
No, instead of using std::exception, serenity has ErrorOr template. C’mon, that’s basically the same thing. Whatever you want to call it, ErrorOr, OptionalWithError, Exception, you have branching code paths that deal with null/undefine
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by reactordev 3y ago
Moving to a new state a couple months before graduation and the old school drags their feet on transfer papers will certainly make one miss graduating and not get a diploma. Illness is another. If you miss out on last quarter because of an
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by reactordev 3y ago
You can’t guarantee the underlying memory so you can’t guarantee your app won’t blow up. You can handle errors, or expects, or however you want to call “exceptions” without the stdlib but you still have error states, you still have determin
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by reactordev 3y ago
“The problem is that a high school education represents literally years of knowledge a person has accumulated. People not having that knowledge means they will not be able to participate.” The problem is, if you aren’t there on graduation d
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by reactordev 3y ago
Dude, when you cast molten metal into sand, you create glass micro balls. They are just starting from there. Sand is glass, heated to molten temperature and fused into a crystalline structure.

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