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by spoiler 3y ago
Before finding out about Bruno, I've used HTTPie or curl (curl mostly out of muscle memory, since HTTPie is really new to me), because of how atrocious the UX in Postman is now. And this is coming from someone who generally prefers GUI
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by spoiler 3y ago
Not the author, but I believe the idea they want to illustrate is that you can't get into accidental render loops caused by the component itself
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by spoiler 3y ago
Yes! Here is some I managed to quickly dig up: - https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-022-02876-5 - https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33648632/ - https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc&#
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by spoiler 3y ago
I assume you don't mean a micro dose, but a smaller dose. The point of microdosing is to almost not feel the effects of the substance, and recent research has shown that microdosing is largely ineffective (both for the neuroplasticity
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by spoiler 3y ago
I agree with what was said. Just having money doesn't make you happy. But money provides a safety net for you to pursue what makes you happy (sometime money itself can be helpful, as it finances your pursuits that do make you happy). I
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by spoiler 3y ago
I don't know... Today I feel like quite the ice lolly. Maybe there's something to it.
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by spoiler 3y ago
I'm familiar with the intent behind the structure. I am mostly asking about the security implications you mentioned. One downside to Program Files type structure is that there's probably going to be some duplicate libraries lying
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by spoiler 3y ago
I played BotW on my friend's Switch, and loved it, but didn't really wanna buy another console. So I went through the tribulations of setting it up on the Deck (pro tip: use EmuDeck, I didn't know about it back then). I don&#
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by spoiler 3y ago
I'm curious how bin is different from Program Files? Unless you mean stuff like configuration? I think user configuration would still reside somewhere under the user's home dir
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by spoiler 3y ago
> Go also favors simplicity for the programmer I used to say this too, but after I've been writing Rust for a few years, in hindsight it feels like Go as a language is simpler, but I tend to end up with more code to maintain. I gues
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by spoiler 3y ago
> I can see how they would be helpful for more junior level engineers Honestly, I'm a senior dev and enjoy the copilot stuff. It gets shit wrong most times it needs to do something beyond simple-ish, but for doing boilerplate or rep
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by spoiler 3y ago
What's wrong with learning from other software in the domain? Especially from ones that the whole industry endorses? I don't mean to be rude to the work done to make Gimp, but the harsh truth is that Gimp's UX has been a joke
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by spoiler 3y ago
I second this. If someone really wants to add a boundary, they can use either a mask or selection
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by spoiler 3y ago
Supporting redirects can be simple, depending on your SSG (and it's possible to make extensions to most of them, so this could be something that responds to a posts frontmatter). It could just generare an html file with this <
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by spoiler 3y ago
I feel like Arc is just exposing a problem users have felt for a long time, but has been ignored: most of the web is now spam. Ads everywhere, deceptive and janky cookie pop ups, low quality click bait journalism lacking substance (ie using
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by spoiler 3y ago
Well, I think I understand your sentiment. You believe it's racket because it hasn't happened yet, so it's just FUD? I guess it could be, but is it worth ignoring the risk if it isn't just some FUD? This is second-hand a
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by spoiler 3y ago
> A “being effective at rust” book would probably dwarf a “being effective at C++” book in pages assuming similar prose. And we all know how much of a beast C++ is. I've written C++ for close to a decade before switching to Rust, an
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by spoiler 3y ago
I didn't know televangelist were a thing until a year or two ago, and remember having my mind blown (in a "but why" way). How is that a thing. Why do so many people fall for it? How do these people get discovered. The only re
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by spoiler 3y ago
If you have a little bit of experience with any higher level language (eg Python, Haskell), then I'd say fairly quicky (say, a week to a week and a half for the books and rustlings course), if you want an opinionated (and good enough
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by spoiler 3y ago
The TS compiler might produce something, but that's not usually enough in the context of a larger React application (eg, they often import non-ts files).
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by spoiler 3y ago
But if these machines are so isolated, and given they've been running with the "if it ain't broken" mindset: why, and more importantly how do they even get updated? If they aren't being updated, why discuss constr
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by spoiler 3y ago
I think they reference two different things The first statement means you don't need a compiler (or larger build system) to use the library. With React/Vue/etc you need at least something like Babel (but usually also needs
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by spoiler 3y ago
I feel like some of the examples you list are a poor choice to illustrate your point. Both Harry Potter (books so more than films, but in the films too) and Aang have plenty of flaws, and there's arcs and events that help them grow&#x2
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by spoiler 3y ago
I've grown up in an abusive house hold, so I'm familiar with gaslighting. Also, I'm not trying to call the author schizophrenic, or insane. My mention about the author benefitting from therapy was mostly around some of the ex
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by spoiler 3y ago
Yeah, the writing style is what I'd call "intentional, funny unhinged" and while the read was amusing, I also couldn't help but feel slightly worried for the author. Maybe they could use a few mental health counselling s
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by spoiler 3y ago
Isn't it a bit hypocritical of them to use other people's copyrighted work or "output" they weren't given license/permission to use, but deny people the same opportunity with their work/output? I'm ge
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by spoiler 3y ago
Right, I kinda see that point, but I'm also not sure how I feel about the code search issue. On one hand, I agree that it makes the user experience nicer and can aid conversion, but on the other it's easy to abuse the feature (in
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by spoiler 3y ago
> What makes you think that logged out users aren't adding any value? I'm curious because I'm not sure of the answer myself: what value do you think anonymous users provide to them? I suspect gating it behind a login is a
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by spoiler 3y ago
While I agree that manually maintaining objects in memory through indexes is less than ideal sometimes, it's nowhere close to it being the same as managing raw pointers (ie errors are less catastrophic)!
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by spoiler 3y ago
I second the Licanius trilogy! His new series (Hierarchy) is also great!

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