srcreigh

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   by srcreigh 5y ago

   Nothing about GraphQL causes a join monster.. that's just unbounded limits on the front end queries. You could validate against having too many layers of nesting in one query, validate pagination, provide abstract relationships for the
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   by srcreigh 5y ago

   > To reach this conclusion, researchers asked the participants to make donations before they were asked to undertake a stressful task; they were asked to donate things again after the task was over. While people who were found to have hi
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   by srcreigh 5y ago

   Embrace, extend,...
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   by srcreigh 5y ago

   It's fine to prefer M$ lock in to other lock in. I just take issue with blaming Jetbrains for lock-in while at the same time praising VScode which also has lock in. I personally just use emacs.
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   by srcreigh 5y ago

   Just use jetbrains. VScode has properietary features which aren't available to other editors too.
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   by srcreigh 5y ago

   In this case a better indicator is that Ravens can use thermal winds to effectively float in the air, while crows can't and have to flap.
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   by srcreigh 5y ago

   I have no problems paying for good services. Is quiver still available and supported? When I checked the demo website a few weeks ago it seemed a bit abandoned. [0] We seem to be doing well enough by disabling middleware promise wrapping vi
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   by srcreigh 5y ago

   > But you need to know that Wasmer and its sibling projects will stay free forever. We are open source lovers, all of us, and we have a strong background on working on open source projects before joining Wasmer too. That's great. I&
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   by srcreigh 5y ago

   I can understand re-fetches can occur, that would be a performance rather than correctness issue though. Nothing stopping you from keeping the prior response while loading the new one to handle loading states.
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    by srcreigh 5y ago

    Great channel. One of his fav recipes is potato chocolate cake
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    by srcreigh 5y ago

    Why do you need identity except for increasing performance?
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    by srcreigh 5y ago

    What is your monitor layout?
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    by srcreigh 5y ago

    The consent Google requests could be very broad. I wonder does GDPR specify different categories of consent which must be specifically and separately requested?
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    by srcreigh 5y ago

    But do those forums run Google ads?
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    by srcreigh 5y ago

    Why is "math" not a better word for this?
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    by srcreigh 5y ago

    This one really gets to me. f = 0 (type: object, constructor: Number) 0<!f = false 0<!-f = true
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    by srcreigh 5y ago

    When or if.
18. 798.▲
    by srcreigh 5y ago

    You may be right. Unless it's true that `<!-f` is always equivalent to `<!f`. Then again, I'd be even more horrified if the above statement is not true anyways.
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    by srcreigh 5y ago

    That's extra funny considering `<!-foo` is an extraordinarily useless expression.
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    by srcreigh 5y ago

    except for video games and deep learning
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    by srcreigh 5y ago

    Never used badger but after discovering major perf issues in graphene graphql library for python, the issue tracker is sometimes a good place to look. I found this one pretty quickly: https://discuss.dgraph.io/t/db-writ
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    by srcreigh 5y ago

    I'm sure there's real spiritual things happening in Mormonism. You'll get that kind of "That's a crazy belief" response from people who aren't spiritual, who just accept religious ideas to fit in with thei
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    by srcreigh 5y ago

    I believe in individuality; we aren't all one, other people exist, etc. Understanding oneself is the whole point of one's life so it can't really be defined. Knowledge is more than definitions. The self is more than the body
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    by srcreigh 5y ago

    In my opinion, we both have free will and our thoughts don't always come from us. Some things we see with our eyes are from our own movements, others are from externalities. I believe thoughts are the same but neither contradicts free
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    by srcreigh 5y ago

    I want to splice in an extra hook for this article. > Around twenty years ago, as a teenager, I was building decks for Magic: the Gathering pro tours, and proudly reached #1 in the world in constructed rank and #3 in the world in limited
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    by srcreigh 5y ago

    What about people who do this 10x a day to play free games forever?
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    by srcreigh 5y ago

    Listenable stuff here https://storage.googleapis.com/ddsp/index.html
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    by srcreigh 5y ago

    Thanks. I've been so curious about this - the news gives the opposite impression. I haven't been able to find any news media about ongoing legal protests in Ottawa (ie today/yesterday/Sunday). Do you know of any?
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    by srcreigh 5y ago

    Do Canadians have a right to peaceful protest? Any form of protest is illegal on Ottawa right now (except I guess protest by citizens of Ottawa). Imo, the government must provide instructions for how to legally protest in Ottawa. (No I don&
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    by srcreigh 5y ago

    Due to the minority government, I believe the Liberal party cannot extend on their own accord. The only reason it's ongoing is because NDP hesitantly voted to extend it too.