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ts-rest – Type-safe APIs without codegen(ts-rest.com)
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Neon, a relational database startup, lands $46M investment(techcrunch.com)
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> SSR composable HTML Custom Elements I assume that by default all that JS runs on the server and HTML gets returned to the browser.
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That is not why Betamax failed. There was porn on beta. Betamax failed because the cassettes didn’t hold as much tape as VHS and JVC’s licensing model for recorders was cheaper and more straightforward than Sony’s. In the rental market, the
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What JavaScript Tests Could Learn from RSpec (2021)(stevenhicks.me)
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What is SKIP LOCKED for in PostgreSQL?(2ndquadrant.com)
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by s4i 3y ago
> I wouldn't be surprised if consciousness ~conscience~ is just an emergent phenomenon resulting from any sufficiently powerful cognitive system But does a system exist which we would describe as ”cognitive” but not also ”conscious”
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We migrated to SQL. Our biggest learning? Don’t use Prisma(codedamn.com)
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What JavaScript Tests Could Learn from RSpec (2021)(stevenhicks.me)
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I'm Not a Passionate Developer(koodihommia.blogspot.com)
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A polyfill for orher browsers seems to be available: https://github.com/oddbird/popover-polyfill
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by s4i 3y ago
Seems like that's a scam? "It has been brought to my notice that my artwork has been misappropriated and used to deceive individuals into believing that they can purchase an actual physical device." [1] [1] https:/&#x2F
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Superjson: Safely serialize JavaScript expressions to a superset of JSON(github.com)
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In my last job I encountered my first Ruby/Rails codebase ever (mostly REST APIs but a few server-rendered views as well). Despite the initial chaotic impression of the codebase (it was a startup after all) with all the Rails magic on
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by s4i 3y ago
A natural spot to shout out Map Men on YouTube. [1] [1] https://youtu.be/DeiATy-FfjI
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Deconstructing the Monolith (2019)(shopify.com)
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Typesafe Database Queries on the Edge(nexxel.dev)
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by s4i 4y ago
But isn't the scrolling problematic here only because macOS by default hides the scrollbars when there is no traditional mouse connected?
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Cleaning Up Your Postgres Database(crunchydata.com)
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Usability Pitfalls of Disabled Buttons(smashingmagazine.com)
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> There’s a lint rule about naming the error parameter in catch “error”, not “err” or “e”. Who cares about this shit??? That is certainly in the less important end of the linting rules spectrum. Nonetheless, conventions like these add up
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by s4i 4y ago
In this sequential UUIDs idea, I wonder how big of a deal it is if the prefix part wraps around often? E.g. using a timestamp-based prefix with 2 bytes, if you increase the prefix every 60 seconds, the prefix will be reset every 45 days or
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by s4i 4y ago
If the prefix is incremented for every new ID, you essentially have the same problem as you do with serial: you leak information about the amount of rows in some timeframe. As the link posted above mentions, you can alternatively use a time
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A fair point. I was searching for an "interactive music theory cheat sheet" on Google the other day to see what's around, and I landed on this. It was really good and I played with the page for a while. I didn't realize
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by s4i 4y ago
> a rootless C maj 7 is equivalent to an E min 7. You mean just the regular E minor (triad)? Anyway, there'a quite a lot of stuff on this site apart from this cheat sheet page: the chord page does indeed include inversions, e.g.: h
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Node.js integration test best practices(github.com)
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Germans also name the notes differently (C, D, E, F, G, A, H) which has unfortunately spread to some other countries too (like in Finland, which confuses me a lot because I've learnt so much music stuff online that uses the more logica
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by s4i 4y ago
I don't think it was me but maybe it was another page someone else shared from this cool site? Please share what it was if it's relevant.
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Intro to Chroma: From RGB to Component Video(youtube.com)
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Interactive Music Theory Cheat Sheet(muted.io)
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