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by senfiaj 1y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z9aDtJWW2qs
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by senfiaj 1y ago
You can just add extra dot: `3..myMethod()`.
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by senfiaj 1y ago
Yeah. This is mostly because of the language syntax scars, and many of them probably will never be fixed. But at the architectural level the request isolation adds a significant robustness. If some request causes crash, infinite loop, chanc
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by senfiaj 1y ago
Yeah, like this https://lyra.horse/fun/tic-tac-nohtml/ tic tac toe without JS and HTML, only a <style> tag. I mean it's incredible, but you know what will happen to you if you write a production code l
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by senfiaj 1y ago
At least the real input value is in YYYY-MM-DD. Also the date picker will show the day in it's calendar UI.
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by senfiaj 1y ago
In UIs prefer date/time pickers instead of raw text inputs which will give the date/time in standard ISO format such as ("2025-07-25" or "2025-07-25T18:47:26.022Z"). Prefer ISO formats everywhere where possible
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by senfiaj 1y ago
Every time I see an input date string in XX/XX/YYYY format I get a micro PTSD flashback. This cannot be parsed reliably and is locale dependent. The standard date format is YYYY-MM-DD (it's also the date part of the ISO time
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by senfiaj 1y ago
Probably it will still have problems. Gnome 3 is part of a bigger problem. Here is the most complete explanation on why Linux is not popular on desktop. https://itvision.altervista.org/why.linux.is.not.ready.for.t... Recent
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by senfiaj 1y ago
PHP is still used widely and won't disappear any time soon. The reason is WordPress, hosting infrastructure, frameworks & package ecosystem and talent pool & knowledge base. Nobody is going to migrate millions of sites. Also P
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by senfiaj 1y ago
Still PHP's syntax leaves much to be desired, especially the arrays. https://waspdev.com/articles/2025-06-12/my-honest-opinion-ab...
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The EU wants to decrypt your private data by 2030(techradar.com)
87 points by senfiaj 1y ago|49 comments
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Tic-tac-toe in CSS (no HTML/JS)(lyra.horse)
3 points by senfiaj 1y ago|0 comments
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by senfiaj 1y ago
Looks like there is a limited access from CLI, although CLI doesn't work reliably. I ran heroku ps:restart multiple times and my site came back to life, although there are errors in the console.
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by senfiaj 1y ago
I wonder whether heroku is some kind of monolith, if something crashes, the whole thing crashes.
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by senfiaj 1y ago
The cli doesn't seem to work anyways, I can't access or restart dynos.
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by senfiaj 1y ago
https://status.salesforce.com/generalmessages/10001540 "Update 6: Posted Tue, 10 Jun 2025 11:27:51 UTC The third-party provider disabled a single server, which did not yield a positive outcome. We are continuing o
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by senfiaj 1y ago
Yeah, today I couldn't push any changes to heroku. I got [remote rejected] main -> main (pre-receive hook declined)
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by senfiaj 1y ago
Perhaps better semantics?
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Pi in Pascal's Triangle (2014)(cut-the-knot.org)
68 points by senfiaj 1y ago|14 comments
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by senfiaj 1y ago
I get the impression that AI is more dangerous for actors' careers than it is for software developers.
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by senfiaj 1y ago
Yeah, but I think it has much higher CPU usage, at least when there is no native hardware decoder/encoder. Maybe this has more to do with adoption, since H264 has been an industry standard.
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by senfiaj 1y ago
I think VP9 is more comparable to h264. Also if I'm not mistaken it's not good for live streaming, only for storing data.
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by senfiaj 1y ago
I always thought that the "reverse" relationship between the time and the space requirements is explained by the simple fact that when you have a set of algorithms with certain time and space requirements and you constrain one of
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by senfiaj 1y ago
I wrote an article with more examples https://waspdev.com/articles/2025-05-17/js-destructors-or-ex... . It's actually a simplified version of this https://github.com/tc39/proposal-explici
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by senfiaj 1y ago
For garbage collected languages destructors cannot be called synchronously in most cases because the VM must make sure that the object is inaccessible first. So it will not work very deterministically, and also will expose the JS VM interna
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by senfiaj 1y ago
I think this will work well for cases where the divisor is fixed and hardcoded. For the dynamic case of a % b == 0 it's probably not a good idea because fetching numbers from the array in RAM is much much more expensive than doing mod.
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by senfiaj 1y ago
He still used inline styles a couple of times. He also uses the Google Analytics script.
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by senfiaj 2y ago
I'm not a JS engine dev, but my theory is also that one of the reasons was probably the negative impact on the performance since you add 2 new fundamental types to the language which already has 9. JS is a dynamic language and this is
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by senfiaj 2y ago
Yeah, you are right. The same thing with 0.2 + 0.1 = 0.30000000000000004
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What I don't like in JavaScript(waspdev.com)
8 points by senfiaj 2y ago|10 comments

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