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by sod 5y ago
> which would benefit from concurrency, worker threads are often the best solution for Node. But is it really concurrent though? Each request in the end is still processed by a single node worker which is limited to a single cpu core. Ex
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by sod 5y ago
I dabbled with worker threads in the past. It feels like you are orchestrating a bunch of node.js instances (workers) with one single threaded entry point, which is now your new bottleneck. It seems way easier and faster to instead start as
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by sod 5y ago
We use angular and are ok with it. There are tons of pros & cons for and against using angular. The biggest pro it being a very nice fully typesafe template engine.
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by sod 5y ago
> By not using an IDE, you have to remember the syntax > because there is just so much, that it becomes impractical to remember I got more comfortable and faster with large projects when I stopped caring about remembering and switched
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by sod 5y ago
Yes, it's a bummer that Apple has a deathgrip on 5nm and after that 3nm. Zen2 would be incredible on 5nm. IMHO the improvements we saw with geforce 30XX series and zen 2 were 80% the switch to 7nm tsmc. I'd fully expect another ju
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by sod 5y ago
We should let linters written javascript die IMO. ESLint is soooo slow. My hope is that the ecosystem will slowly shift to deno, and we just gonna use `deno lint` ( https://deno.land/manual/tools/linter , based on s
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by sod 5y ago
* Running a linter without granting it write or net access * Running a build tool with only file access to the source files * Trying a cli script without granting it access to everything by just showing the help In times where a linter has
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by sod 5y ago
Maybe they want to lower it to 12+? If not, this change makes no sense. Aren't youtube & reddit clients also able to access nsfw content from within iOS apps?
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by sod 5y ago
What is going on with this comment section? Pointing fingers at Apple because discord wants that 12+ flag seems pretty unprofessional. If discord doesn't offer a second "17+" app, they just left a gap for a competitor to fill
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by sod 6y ago
Answered in https://deno.land/manual@v1.8.2/linking_to_external_code#but... Also: Nobody prevents you from using a package manager anyway. Just because you can use urls in imports doesn't mean you have to. But it
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by sod 6y ago
`nvm install v15`, not npm :D
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by sod 6y ago
The M1 changed the game. Measuring single core on an M1 may be counter productive. E.g. javascript runs on 2 to 3 cores at once even though it's single threaded. Thanks to running RISC instructions of a single process in parallel on mu
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by sod 6y ago
So on my macbook pro 8gb m1, everything node.js related (thats what I work with, node.js compiled to arm via `npm install v15`) is more then 2x as fast as on ryzen 3900x PC, and even faster as on my i7 16" 32gb 2018 macbook pro. Exampl
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by sod 6y ago
Yeah, it's like the transition to ssds. Everyone who didn't had one thought "whats the point" and anyone who made the switch never could go back. These m1 are so fast you can't believe it until you really threw your
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by sod 6y ago
Thanks for hipster driven development then. Frontend development - or really any software environment - would be very sad if everyone was scared to try something new or mix exiting ideas when a field seems to be already saturated by an esta
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by sod 6y ago
Can you elaborate on "nothing environmentally friendly about that vehicle"? I thought hybrid is the only sane approach as you can cover 90% of your trips electric with a small battery. Or is the fuel motor always on in this car?
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by sod 6y ago
I mean easier to try out and transitions into. Like vue even works without a build, just create an empty html page and import vue and you can fiddle away. Also angular wants to own the entire page, which makes transitioning parts of a page
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by sod 6y ago
Hey high five. I do as well :) Angular has botched the first 3 years of its existence with breaking changes every major release and catastrophic bundle size. And it shares the name with angular.js - one of the most dreaded frameworks of the
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by sod 6y ago
I lack the willpower myself. If I have a bag of chips, I gonna empty that in 5 minutes. Was rapidly climbing weight 7 years ago. What helped me stay lean without the need of willpower are these rules: * just drink water, tee, coffee without
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by sod 6y ago
You can have that trade off already by disabling turbo boost.
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by sod 6y ago
My recommendation: Remove zone.js, run angular in NoZone mode and use ngrx. Thats how we do it. Gets rid of all the headaches zone.js introduces, is way more predictable, build is smaller and just updates the components where data changes.
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by sod 6y ago
If you care about javascript bundle size you have to avoid everything that comes from google (besides angular core & common of course). Material, animations, cdk, ... everything is just horrendously over engineered and nothing optimized
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by sod 6y ago
I hope Lex stays this way. The only interview podcast I know of where most of the focus is on the guest. The way he talks, listens and follow up on what the guest says lets me fully engage in the thoughts of the interviewee.
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by sod 6y ago
IMO it's the beauty of webpack that they are dogfooding their own APIs and even the basics are implemented as plugins & loaders. Maybe out there is a better way to design a bundler api. But up until now I only see a flood of one-cl
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by sod 6y ago
> the antibodies might not last for more than three or four months He says a few seconds into your timestamp. Thank you for trying to soothe my thoughts. But now I'm even more concerned. Wouldn't that render a vaccine pretty us
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by sod 6y ago
So in those 50% antibody areas in this unethical experiment we gain the knowledge, if herd immunity is possible, I guess. Or - if it's like the flu - USA just gradually weeds out everyone that can't handle this specific disease wh
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by sod 6y ago
If he was as lazy as I am, there wouldn't be a joe rogan podcast to listen to to begin with. So I'm thankful that there are not just people like me that mostly consume instead of produce. IMO it's good to be aware of the effe
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by sod 6y ago
Isn't that what Apple did with that Afterburner Card for the MacPro? I read in https://www.anandtech.com/show/15646/apple-now-offering-stan... that that card is an fpga. I could imagine that Apple will includ
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by sod 6y ago
I wrote my latest project as a web app because it runs effortlessly on my PC and my iPad. And updating it cross device is instant. Trading ram & cpu vs. my time spent building the thing is the right tradeoff for me.
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by sod 6y ago
It's quite amusing that there is nothing official about this from Apple, but so many blogs & vlogs talking like it's inevitable. Maybe they just transition to AMD CPUs and nearly nothing changes at all :)

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