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by ricketycricket 5y ago
> Also if you want to get really complicated multi-service design, Umbrella apps are leagues better than docker-compose setups that I have had on dev machines that make a 16G Macbook pro instantly put everything into swap. Not sure I fee
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by ricketycricket 5y ago
There is no 27" iMac now.
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by ricketycricket 5y ago
> People are being awfully credulous of two sentence fragments quoted in an editorial paragraph. Much of this could certainly be true but my bullshit meter is going off on the level of narrative they're reconstructing in all the non
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by ricketycricket 5y ago
> In fairness to me though, I never told anyone to change - I simply gave my opinion then questioned why people find it useful and get value from it. Though, in fairness to ljf, your tl;dr at the top says "Please stop; write a blog
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by ricketycricket 5y ago
The document you cited actually supports toomuchtodo’s position: “The law generally treats a failure to return money that is wired by mistake as unjust enrichment or conversion and requires that the recipient return such money to its sender
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by ricketycricket 5y ago
You can also re-enable compact mode in 89 by toggling browser.compactmode.show in about:config. Hope they don't remove it entirely.
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by ricketycricket 5y ago
Can't make any excuses for Finder. I always reccomend Forklift for more advanced users. Dual-pane, midnight commander shortcuts, multi-rename, SFTP/S3 support, etc. https://binarynights.com
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by ricketycricket 5y ago
Joel, I wish you'd stop appearing in every popular Elixir post's comments to say something bad about the language or ecosystem. You've admitted in previous discussions that you've never even used Elixir, so why even comm
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by ricketycricket 5y ago
Syntax-wise, this is a pretty great comparison: https://gleam.run/cheatsheets/gleam-for-elixir-users/
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by ricketycricket 5y ago
Thank you for pointing out the about:config setting. Looks like the new compact mode is roughly the same density as the old normal mode. Definitely a loss.
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by ricketycricket 5y ago
Gleam exists: https://gleam.run/
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by ricketycricket 6y ago
You can also cmd + click the current directory name in the menu bar to get the same menu.
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by ricketycricket 6y ago
The sensible response to that scenario would be: Why did you make HN a Live View? I don't think anyone is suggesting that you make anything a Live View that is more appropriate as plain HTML. If you wouldn't use React, you shouldn
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by ricketycricket 6y ago
You are welcome to actually look at the code for any of these solutions. Here is the documentation for Phoenix channel authentication (what Phoenix Live View is built upon): https://hexdocs.pm/phoenix/channels.html#usin
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by ricketycricket 6y ago
dnautics isn't wrong. Even the issues you bring up are addressed by Erlang/OTP. Distributed Erlang with 10K nodes, hot code reload, etc.
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by ricketycricket 6y ago
> then what's the purpose of HTML over web sockets? Because you can do things stateless HTML alone cannot do. No one is trying to re-implement HTTP, or even remove it from the equation. What people are trying to reimplement (or rath
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by ricketycricket 6y ago
> M1 Mac is three different computers; Intel is taking a swipe at Apple Silicon in general. You are exactly correct: Apple silicon. Intel is calling out a singular competitor. Apple called out all PCs. > They want Apple to use Intel
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by ricketycricket 6y ago
There is no need to attack my intelligence.
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by ricketycricket 6y ago
I'm sure the existing contracts are being fulfilled, but as soon as Apple announced they were transitioning their product line away from Intel they became competitors.
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by ricketycricket 6y ago
PC isn't a brand. Apple was referencing all non-Mac computers (not just Dell or HP) as their competitor. Intel is specifically referencing a single chip from a single competitor. If the Apple ad said "Mac is so much better than th
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by ricketycricket 6y ago
> Pretty sure everyone's heard of Apple. Come on. They are not suggesting the ad is making people aware of Apple. They are suggesting that the ad is making people aware that Intel sees the M1 as a legitimate competitor, therefore su
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by ricketycricket 6y ago
There is no reason why an M2 or M1X (or whatever ends up in the Mac Pro) can't have ECC and more PCIe lanes.
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by ricketycricket 6y ago
LiveView doesn’t allow arbitrary queries (or any queries really), so this is a non-issue.
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by ricketycricket 6y ago
> Jeff Bezos studies other “great men” in history and imagines himself to be a kind of Alexander the Great. There's even a building on the Amazon campus called Alexandria, which was the name of one of the company’s early projects to
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by ricketycricket 6y ago
1080p == 2K
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by ricketycricket 6y ago
DTKs were $500 USD, not free.
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by ricketycricket 6y ago
They work at Facebook on react native. I’m guessing they know react.
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by ricketycricket 6y ago
> 2. Lambda has provisioned capacity. I know little about lambda. Provisioned capacity, as in an instance running 24/7? Like a server?
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by ricketycricket 6y ago
This was the argument for php in 2010.
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by ricketycricket 6y ago
Rosetta 2 explicitly lists virtualization as unsupported. https://developer.apple.com/documentation/apple_silicon/abou...

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