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by swsieber 7y ago
So, a single example enough to state there's a problem? I admit - Rust is on the easier side of packaging, which tends towards proliferation of dependencies, but the general feeling I get right now from rust communities is a deliberate
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by swsieber 7y ago
Yarn plug-n-play (pnp) is a mechanism developed to speed up yarn install (up to 70% faster). IIUC, angular is considering (working on?) using Hazel under the hood to parallelize angular builds.
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by swsieber 7y ago
If people live paycheck to paycheck despite wage increases, doesn't that indicate that wages aren't the root cause?
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by swsieber 7y ago
Yes. And post-partum anxiety and depression as well as chronic sleep deprivation go a long way to engendering petty resentment, as well as other insecurities that could be mitigated by the presence of the other spouse at night. I have a leg
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by swsieber 7y ago
Ah, I did. I posted that on my phone. Autocorrect strikes again.
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by swsieber 7y ago
> The advantage of a standard library is that you only need to learn one API instead of a dozen different APIs for doing the same thing, which means you can develop a degree of mastery over it. The rust ecosystem has done well to converg
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by swsieber 7y ago
While the compiker might not be able to do thus optimization automatically, you coukd probably write a proc macro to do it.
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by swsieber 7y ago
So, I get that you like to hate on Malcom Gladwell, but I feel this particular instance it's a little overblown. There is a huge difference between "Excellence requires 10,000 hours of deliberate practice" and "If you lo
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by swsieber 7y ago
Perhaps it's because you can easily bolt on CSP to the languages where it's popular? JS is single threaded, and Rust and C# don't have green threads. I consider Rust to be an antithesis to your remarks because it has realoy g
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by swsieber 7y ago
Now which of these are easy to run locally? I'm starting to work with minikube at work and I feel like that would be a fun solution for installation (well, minikube + helm). Another solution that seemed cool but sort of puttered out wa
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Can You Grow Avocado in a Hydroponics System?(thehydroponicsplanet.com)
2 points by swsieber 7y ago|0 comments
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Just Serve – Give volunteer service where you live today(justserve.org)
1 points by swsieber 7y ago|0 comments
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by swsieber 7y ago
There's a terminal client for it: https://github.com/zulip/zulip-terminal
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by swsieber 7y ago
U.S. resident here: every where I've been the self check out mostly supports cash. Sometimes there will a machine or two in "card only" mode, presumably due to running out of bills/coins.
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by swsieber 7y ago
I don't think they would. Do they currently have instagram drug influencer in Europe, where direct-to-consumer drug advertising is illegal? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Direct-to-consumer_advertising
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by swsieber 7y ago
Don't worry, we're not. Human population growth is slowing down at a remarkable rate.
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by swsieber 7y ago
Oftentimes what you think is hunger is thirst. Babies who have stomach trouble sometimes over-eat because they mistake stomach pain for hunger. So instinct/reactions aren't failsafe. Especially when we've loaded our diet with
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by swsieber 7y ago
May i ask what some of the design solutions you picked up were?
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by swsieber 7y ago
I'm not sure how you're shipping your posters, but here's a tip: When shipping posters, use triangle tubes, not circular tubes, it saves you money. [0] https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:act
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by swsieber 7y ago
I'm using puppeteer at work to dump dom changes, console logs, network requests, css and images to create a test bundle that can be replayed with a test bundle viewer (ie. move the slider to move the browser view of the test through th
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by swsieber 7y ago
One reason I find this interesting however is that fuchsia, a potential replacement for Android being worked on at google (that's an aggressive oversimplification) is partially written in Rust. So this potentially opens up using parts
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by swsieber 7y ago
> While I’m definitely a lot more fluent in it now, I dunno, it just still feels a bit weird to me. I could share some specifics but that would only invite a bunch of angry nitpicking comments. All I’ll say is that when I go over to proj
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by swsieber 7y ago
A relative difference between two regions in terms of loneliness and religiousness doesn't really signal anything quite frankly. There can be a negative relationship between the two with other things affecting them. Or there might not
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by swsieber 7y ago
Hmmm... I don't think so? I honestly never considered that possibility. My only concern would be accidentally leaking whether a login username/email is valid depending on your strategy for returning salt for invalid usernames. Tha
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by swsieber 7y ago
The point of hashing it server side is that even identical passwords get different hashes in the database. You can't do that just by hashing the password in the js.
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by swsieber 7y ago
This. Caught me by surprise but in retrospect, of course an app is going to slip this in.
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by swsieber 7y ago
I'm guessing the &mut a stuff makes more sense to C folks. In C you have to deal with const, and it can go anywhere. A const pointer to a non-const item, a pointer to const value, etc. That's my guess anyway.
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by swsieber 7y ago
> Rust works because it enables users to write in an imperative programming style, which is the mainstream style of programming that most users are familiar with, while avoiding to an impressive degree the kinds of bugs that imperative
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by swsieber 7y ago
My VPN is definitely going over 443, so I'm not sure what's happening. It looks like the VPN handshake stuff completes successfully though.
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by swsieber 7y ago
My carrier started blocking requests from my tethered computer if they are made through a VPN ... that doesn't seem like it obviously fits into any category? Any guesses as to how they can do that?

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