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by stephen82 6y ago
They must be kidding us...Alexey did it years ago https://alexey-kljatov.pixels.com/
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by stephen82 6y ago
> Monoliths are pretty good in most circumstances This 1M %! I have seen a company being approached by an agency to design and implement them an e-commerce website that consisted of multiple web services and when I was asked for feedback
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by stephen82 6y ago
Trump: Hey Tony, you know...they are kicking me out and I'm going broke; I need a favor from you. Anthony: what can I do for you mr. President? Trump: I will pardon you in one condition. Antony: what that would be?
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by stephen82 6y ago
What's a tx? the '/sec' part I understand, but 'tx'? Is it 'ticks per second'?
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by stephen82 6y ago
I was looking for a mentor for years and eventually I settle down by mentoring my own self if that making any sense lol. How I did it? Well, I built this mental model that goes like this: 1. If a task is difficult, simplify it by spli
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by stephen82 6y ago
My own concept is rather simpler I would say: apply the 80-20 rule; that is, 80% of your time, use the tool set you know best that get you paid and the remainder 20%, invest it in learning things that interest you. Of course, when it's
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by stephen82 6y ago
Install PCManFM and that will do; an extremely lightweight File Manager which I happen to use parallel with Thunar.
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by stephen82 6y ago
Next thing you know, Apple will announce their latest innovation, the new Apple iPie; to keep your apple pie warm while you use their latest ARM device.
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by stephen82 6y ago
Man...all I wish, after this illness goes away, is to finally meet you in person (in the near future that is) and have food and drinks while having a geeky chat about programming languages and the like. I like how down to earth human being
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by stephen82 6y ago
Like you say "ye" from "year" and "raw"; in other words, it should sound like "ye-raw". Now, if you want to say "this is gyros", you simply pronounce it as "ye-ross".
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by stephen82 6y ago
<sarcasm>For sure he does not understand macros. Who the hell is he? Was he the first who designed and implemented the first C++ compiler in C++ itself? Or has he designed and implemented D programming language? Really @WalterBright,
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by stephen82 6y ago
Darn typo! /facepalm... IT was awesome, not "I" -_- ugh my nerves!
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by stephen82 6y ago
I remember replacing it with wxDevC++ [1] in our university labs. I was really awesome and our students loved it a lot. [1] http://wxdsgn.sourceforge.net/
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by stephen82 6y ago
Seems like this "dead" language has, as of today 2020-12-05, been used by the 79.1% of websites. https://w3techs.com/technologies/overview/programming_langua...
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by stephen82 6y ago
I used to dislike PHP because I was young, naive, and ignorant. When Laravel came out, it had introduced me to Symfony and at that time I have decided to give it a second chance. I haven't regretted it ever since. Are there ugly parts
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by stephen82 6y ago
> My 30's have been a lot lonelier than my 20's were. Friends moved away or got too busy. It is difficult to make friends with 30+ folks, we are all so busy! I know exactly the feeling. Of course, I don't feel lonely as I
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by stephen82 6y ago
For some reason, I saw ELF as EXE! hahaha ^_^ My bad everyone, my bad!
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by stephen82 6y ago
I have found this https://github.com/HugoPlatzer/tiny-rust-binaries . Can you test it and see how it behaves with msvc toolchain?
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by stephen82 6y ago
I guess it assumes we already know how to use the Ruby language, therefore it's a good option to choose for new projects? I personally know near nothing about Ruby, other than read a couple of documentation pages. Since I don't kn
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by stephen82 6y ago
Go here https://github.com/algolia/places and open a ticket with your question.
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by stephen82 6y ago
> So making your code 100x faster saves you more than 100 servers. The first thing that came in my mind is the following article from back in 2013: https://blog.iron.io/how-we-went-from-30-servers-to-2-go/
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by stephen82 6y ago
I guess with the introduction of BEGIN CONCURRENT resolves this. https://www.sqlite.org/cgi/src/doc/begin-concurrent/doc/begi...
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by stephen82 6y ago
I'm exactly the same as you mnault000. Typing code is the easiest part! The tough part is the whole thought process you have to go through to visually see the whole picture more or less completed. First, write it down, break it to sm
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by stephen82 6y ago
When should we expect an article about this? I'm all eyes and ears!
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Sony to Buy Crunchyroll for over $957M(kotaku.com)
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by stephen82 6y ago
As a kid, I had a tough time pronouncing, let alone distinguishing the vocal difference between -λιος and -γιος and other phonetically pronounced Greek words that demand attention to detail. For instance, "sun" is called "ήλι
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by stephen82 6y ago
Well said; +1!
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by stephen82 6y ago
About WooCommerce: Go for it, but be ready for some customizations to meet your own needs. Use the plugins you need, else if you have the knowledge implement the whole mechanism yourself either in a series of small custom plugins or place t
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by stephen82 6y ago
This is not good...not good at all! If Oracle wins, to me with zero knowledge around copyright laws and legalese topics, means small to medium companies will close down out of fear of getting sued for using or implementing a competitor&#x27
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by stephen82 6y ago
https://www.sqlite.org/cli.html#dotmode I have just checked it via cli: sqlite3 -header -html foo.db

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