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by sattoshi 3y ago
How does this deal with web-sockets?
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by sattoshi 3y ago
If Fediverse admins accept the NDAs, it would be a shame. You can’t run open communities while the top is conspiring.
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by sattoshi 3y ago
Is this not the logical conclusion to « just build your own X? »
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by sattoshi 3y ago
I understand the source is available. I’m saying I would enjoy seeing the source on the website as I browse it. Much easier to search up on Google that way.
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by sattoshi 3y ago
I don’t understand why this should be distributed as a package of many hooks. Unless if a hook is unusually complicated, I much rather copy-paste it into my code. You should really share the implementations of each of them on the website. I
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Practical Guide to Not Blocking the Event Loop(bbss.dev)
4 points by sattoshi 3y ago|0 comments
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by sattoshi 4y ago
Trying to point out where it was going was impossible. “What if your opinions become deemed unacceptable?” “What do you mean? My opinions are acceptable.” “But what if one day they aren’t?” “They are though. Why do you keep saying they aren
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by sattoshi 4y ago
The premise doesn't follow conclusions here. There is a big difference between a certification that says that "I know JavaScript" versus "I am in the top 10% of JavaScript developers (by whatever metric). Coursera/U
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by sattoshi 4y ago
> Freedom of speech isn't freedom of consequences. How I hate the proliferation of this idiotic phrase. Freedom of speech is a concept, an ideal. Not whatever the US constitution says. The idea is that powerful forces won’t punish y
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by sattoshi 4y ago
These types of posts annoy me. I constantly see people talking about SO being "toxic", or closing perfectly good questions. And yet these people never link to specific examples. Why is that?
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by sattoshi 4y ago
This is your brain on reddit. There are few positions more level-headed than “war bad, but bombing civilians also bad”. Can you consider that neither Putin nor Zelensky are good people?
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by sattoshi 4y ago
Funny, I could barely imagine them working at all.
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by sattoshi 4y ago
If employees can jump for a significant pay raise en-mass, the companies weren’t showing loyalty to begin with.
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by sattoshi 4y ago
MAGA Republicans were always anti-war.
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by sattoshi 4y ago
My interest in not publicly available models is very limited.
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by sattoshi 4y ago
What an excellent strategy to deal with any emergent crisis — do nothing! After enough time passes, it is no longer an emergency.
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by sattoshi 4y ago
What dark patterns do “Microsoft Identity Platform SDKs” have? Or do you expect him to go pick a fight with a random PM from the Windows team?
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by sattoshi 4y ago
It sounds like a pretty simple integration to write yourself. You can even keep using mailchimp, just with some glue code.
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by sattoshi 4y ago
This seems to be an opinion piece titled as if it were reporting on facts.
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by sattoshi 4y ago
I don’t understand why a registrar would want to eat these costs at all. Just use a third party for currency conversions at the customers expense. If you’re big enough to do it yourself, you should do it as well as financial companies. Bein
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by sattoshi 4y ago
This seems obvious, not just in retrospect but at the time. We knew kids we never really affected. We knew the only two groups who were truly at risk were the elderly and those with serious conditions. We knew kids would suffer disproportio
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by sattoshi 4y ago
The Ottawa protests were as peaceful as large protests get. They put a hat on a statue and the media called it “defacing statues”.
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by sattoshi 4y ago
> Last Friday, the top Republican on the Federal Communications Commission, Brendan Carr, called TikTok “China’s digital fentanyl.” Brendan Carr wants us to “buy American”. Where were all these people when Facebook and company were runni
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Ukraine's security service raids Kyiv monastery, suspects Russian sabotage(reuters.com)
12 points by sattoshi 4y ago|0 comments
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by sattoshi 4y ago
I would have expected lego to focus on small wheels
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by sattoshi 4y ago
Instances blocking other instances is a complete deal-breaker for me. If I were to want an “open source community” experience, I would’ve hoped that instance operators would be powerless to stop me from following whoever I want. And yet, by
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by sattoshi 4y ago
I imagine north America has become so politicized that they want to minimize payoffs lest they give “anti-vaxxers” ammunition.
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by sattoshi 4y ago
Seems like the answer to the eternal “why does tech company X need Y employees??” is “they don’t”.
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by sattoshi 4y ago
People fear what they don’t know, and the media pushing it as a partisan issue doesn’t help.
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by sattoshi 4y ago
My brain no longer parses “safely” the same after all the “safe and effective” headlines over the past 2 years.

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