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by scubbo 3y ago
> I have no patience for "bigger than AI" apples to oranges comparisons. Wasm is orthogonal, has it's own features & distinctions. The direct run off comparison shirks both of their value. Eh, fair. At the time I thoug
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by scubbo 3y ago
Good god I loathe that disgusting slime of a man. Even worse than James Corden, and that's saying something.
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by scubbo 3y ago
Eh, fair - I think we have differing definitions of centralization, though I can see that yours is actually more accurate. I was using it not to mean "a lot of traffic goes through this thing", but rather "it would be difficu
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by scubbo 3y ago
> I'm referring to that "enable javascript" page and "one more step" page. Sorry, I have no idea to what you're referring. But even if that is the case _for sites that are behind Cloudflare CDN_ - that still
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by scubbo 3y ago
I attended a talk by these folks at KubeCon last year - really great stuff. Sadly I'm not in a position to do anything with WASM in my professional life (and I have other priorities in my personal projects), but this for me is the &quo
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by scubbo 3y ago
To provide an opposing opinion which might help you understand why you're getting downvoted (though I didn't) - the reason this doesn't ring true to me is that none of your source-of-truth is actually hosted _on_ Cloudflared
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by scubbo 3y ago
TIL that Istio was a Google product!
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by scubbo 3y ago
Thankfully, Dropout (a spin-off of College Humor) is alive and well, and producing some of the best D&D Actual Play series as well as other non-D&D comedy shows. One of the entertainment services that I happily pay for because I wan
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by scubbo 3y ago
Certainly! That's (one reason) why I'd _never_ drop a commit while doing `rebase -i` - just squash everything into a single (well-written) commit once it's ready to be reviewed! On some _very_ rare occasions, I might find tha
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by scubbo 3y ago
> I think people have been a little ungenerous with your comment. Eh - I engaged with a fraught topic in a snarky way without clarifying that I meant the unintuitive-but-technically-literally-accurate interpretation of my words. Maybe so
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by scubbo 3y ago
> Having the compiler not complain that the types match is not effing "testing". It absolutely is - it's just testing at a _very_ low level of correctness, and is not sufficient for testing actual high-level functionality.
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by scubbo 3y ago
If your criticism isn't thoughtless, then that's not what I'm complaining about. Specifically, I'm annoyed about people who _just_ say "Python isn't fast enough, therefore it's not suitable to our use-case
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by scubbo 3y ago
This is entirely fair, and I wish I'd been a little less grumpy in my initial reply (I assign some blame to just getting over an illness). Thank you for the gentle correction! That said - I think it's fair to be irritated by peopl
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by scubbo 3y ago
Python supports types! https://www.mypy-lang.org/
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by scubbo 3y ago
I wish I had your optimism. Thoughtless bandwagon-y "criticism" is extraordinarily persistent.
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by scubbo 3y ago
Fair enough! Just for the purposes of comparison - my own "bright line between [good and bad]" is "does the commit message just contain 'WIP', or is it actually fully written-out?" - but I can see that "is
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by scubbo 3y ago
> For me it's because, for whatever reason, I don't want to commit my shitty in progress work right now This is kind-of the million dollar question, though, I think? What would such a reason be? (I ask from a perspective of gen
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by scubbo 3y ago
> do I now need an UI to use git You and I don't - but, judging by what I've seen from coworkers, we are in the minority.
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by scubbo 3y ago
Precisely. I'm all in favour of AI/LLM/GAN/Whatevers being used as _an_ input to the process of human creativity or judgement. They only become troublesome when their output is blindly trusted.
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by scubbo 3y ago
> try/catch is significantly more verbose than just if err != nil // do something imo... Further to what the other replier said (about the ability to bubble-up errors), try-catch also lets you handle multiple errors in one
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by scubbo 3y ago
> bun run :) bun hing.ts same with python but not compiled you need to install python that’s the beauty of go for me even rust you need a cargo file ...are they claiming that you can run Go without installing Go?
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by scubbo 3y ago
> Also, with this comment I hope to get some pushback: I haven't kept up with the latest typescript, python or any other language features. I'm talking from almost a purely ignorant perspective so I hope to learn a bit more on
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by scubbo 3y ago
> I don't think anyone coming from a multi-repo world really understands the full implications of a monorepo until they've worked in a large scale one That's entirely fair. My sole experience is the one black-sheep monorep
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by scubbo 3y ago
It's _amazing_ how much work monorepo fans put into "making a monorepo operate like a polyrepo", when they could just...
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by scubbo 3y ago
That _is_ a tragic story! Thankfully, your experience is not universal. It's still the primary means of communication between me and the majority of my friends, technical and non-technical alike. I believe they've walked back (or,
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by scubbo 3y ago
You seem to have misinterpreted "[those comments] are exactly what I hoped to hear reflected about my creation". They weren't saying "I enjoyed hearing those comments about htmz, which is a thing I created" - they w
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by scubbo 3y ago
> that sounds more list lobste.rs Huh. I'd heard that mentioned a bunch as a place with great conversational content, but had assumed (based on the crustacean naming and the `.rs` TLD) that it was Rust-focused - and, although I&#x27
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by scubbo 3y ago
> I mean does anyone actually like Reddit anymore? I do like the good parts, deeply hidden, that can often be surfaced with a Google search. Case in point, I had a bug with some installed software yesterday, to which the only viable solu
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by scubbo 3y ago
Yes, that is in the body of the article.
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by scubbo 3y ago
There are already 4 replies telling you that you're trying to reinvent source control, and that's still not enough.

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