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by skrebbel 2y ago
> If you really want the request/response round trip then don't use WebSockets. Yes! That's the whole point of the article! You agree with the author!
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by skrebbel 2y ago
You're very confrontational yet your post doesn't really refuse the author's main points. What the author means with "transactional" is that WebSockets have no built-in request-response mechanism, where you can tell
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by skrebbel 2y ago
> I don't believe that HTTP streaming was designed with this pattern in mind > server-sent events are a simpler solution Fwiw Server-Sent Events are a protocol on top of HTTP Streaming. In fact I'm somewhat surprised that th
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by skrebbel 2y ago
> This is why I aggressively avoid use of non-vanilla technology stacks I was with you until this line. I've never seen a codebase where Not Invented Here Syndrome resulted in a stack that "antagonizes root cause analysis"
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by skrebbel 2y ago
Sure but they're also absolutely plastering entire valleys in solar panels simultaneously.
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by skrebbel 2y ago
The golden rule is "will I need to make a dummy commit to test this?" and if yes, find a different way to do it. All good rules in sibling comments here derive from this rule. You not want to ever need to make dummy commits to d
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by skrebbel 2y ago
A statistic isn't a generalization.
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by skrebbel 2y ago
I'd like to understand why `document.all` is slower than `getElementById`. Couldn't any even somewhat decent optimizing compiler trivially compile the first to the latter? Like, I don't mean in weird cases like `const all = d
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by skrebbel 2y ago
Remember, being terminally online is a choice. There's nothing to be bored of you don't choose to be constantly confronted by it. The current thing is only the current thing if you choose to surround yourself by people who deeply
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by skrebbel 2y ago
My wife convinced me that we should buy a dark gray car cause it would be less obviously dirty. I deeply regret not trying harder to convince her back, so we'd get a bright red or yellow one instead. It's super hard to find the ca
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by skrebbel 2y ago
Seriously I wish more science writing resembled this
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by skrebbel 2y ago
> For Elixir, you need some basic Erlang knowledge As an Elixir programmer, this does not resonate. Basically the only thing I've ever felt I needed to understand Erlang for was ets, but let's be honest, that's not really
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by skrebbel 2y ago
Cool stuff! Hey I saw a typo on https://cheerpj.com/cheerpj-core-licenses/ , it says "liencesees" halfway the page
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by skrebbel 2y ago
> There is a large chunk of software history prior to pre-cloud services that has died in someone's hard drive, floppy, CD. Sure but I don't see how being on a UN list helps fix that. Seems to me like efforts from people behind
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by skrebbel 2y ago
As a demoscener, I think this cool (though maybe also a bit useless). But the thing this highlights to me now is how weird it is that UNESCO heritage lists are per country. The design seems wholly unsuited to any sort of culture that has em
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by skrebbel 2y ago
If you built up that domain knowledge while being paid top dollar per hour by the same company, then I understand their reluctance to go along with your offer. It feels a little bit extortionate to be honest. I wouldn't go along with i
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by skrebbel 2y ago
Parent commenter doesn't mean literal gulags, but a similarly bad place sent people to by a similarly bad government.
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by skrebbel 2y ago
wow missed opportunity
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by skrebbel 2y ago
I'm offended that nouns aren't capitalized. This is nowhere near proper German.
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by skrebbel 2y ago
> Excel defaults to different separators based on locale. Which is absolutely awful for interop and does not deserve being hauled as a feature.
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by skrebbel 2y ago
Can someone explain the title to me? What does it mean to release a "version tool"? Or do they have a special version for Oscar winners which is now publicly released? Or is this just some extra tool you can put on top of regular
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by skrebbel 2y ago
I found the Front National guy!
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by skrebbel 2y ago
> But they also enjoy many things on TV and bluey doesn't stick out that much. Fwiw my kids (9 - 12) watched every episode at least 4 times already by now. Especially my youngest thinks it's 10x better than anything else on of
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by skrebbel 2y ago
> I don't want to devalue the CVE system You could, though. It's 99.9% stuff like this!
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by skrebbel 2y ago
I'm very impressed with the visuals here! Wow
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by skrebbel 2y ago
> Why For fun
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by skrebbel 2y ago
I upvoted you before I read the last sentence, and then removed my upvote again. The US is a terrible ally, for all the reasons you cite, but unless they somehow become a democracy, China would be worse in every way.
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by skrebbel 2y ago
Meta note: FTM (Follow The Money) is a small Dutch investigative journalism outfit which has exposed a far amount of bad shit in the Netherlands, and probably had the biggest per-staffer impact of any publication here (if you could somehow
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by skrebbel 2y ago
But then any sort of management information, eg "find out how many active customers we have" or "which customer has the most activity" becomes a query over all the DBs. Similarly, admin tools for customer support etc eas
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by skrebbel 2y ago
Sure, though if you strangle a junkie about to OD, you still strangled them.

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