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by tekkk 4y ago
Is it now finally faster than GraphLab? Couple years ago when I last used them, there were some operations like PageRank that was magnitudes faster with GraphLab. Hope they have caught up now. GraphLab has been deprecated for a long while n
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by tekkk 4y ago
Are you serious? Using vanilla Web Components is just god awful and I can't recommend them to anyone with a straight face. Not having had experience with "normal" web frameworks like Svelte, React or Vue. You have to invent a
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by tekkk 4y ago
Yeah I don't understand what the other solution would be. If you want to have reusable styles, eg "btn" class with all your defaults @apply is the obvious choice. Otherwise you'll end up with similar gargantuan CSS class
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by tekkk 4y ago
IMO you just should buy a house with low monthly fees. The prices are hopefully going down in most places during the next year which should provide plenty of opportunities. Then, if you like, just buy up some ETFs or otherwise diversified a
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by tekkk 4y ago
As @wwarek said, I use breadcrumbs instead but you must sprinkle a quite lot of it. Sure, it burns a little in the oven but a small price for crusty pizza. Then you should ensure the toppings dont fall outside the pizza, they'll stick
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by tekkk 4y ago
I wouldn't be worried unless they explicitly try to own intellectual rights to stuff you make outside your work. They are just trying to cover their asses with as many clauses as possible but really, only time I'd see them being e
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by tekkk 4y ago
I wanted to believe it as well, but the fact is their implementation is so clunky and lackluster they are more trouble than they are worth.
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by tekkk 4y ago
Hmm hadn't thought about that. Yeah Yjs should use more granular steps instead of just replacing the whole doc each time remote update is received.
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by tekkk 4y ago
Interesting, yeah access-control is kinda open problem with Yjs. Regarding ProseMirror and rich-text documents, you can mess up documents in other ways as well. Eg deploy a faulty command with a transaction that inserts nodes with invalid c
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by tekkk 4y ago
I am using it for sending data between game server and client. Encoding the messages in JSON would be just silly, although I wonder what is the standard in the game industry.
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by tekkk 4y ago
It is called "hannunvaakuna" in Finnish (or "käpälikkö" it seems), literal translation being "Hannu's coat of arms" and it's an old religious symbol similar to pentagram or swastika. Used for protecti
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by tekkk 4y ago
No, c'mon. I still remember how it took ages for my old Windows to boot up and even get to the desktop. Maybe DOS was faster without GUI but it was god damn slow at one point. And all that weird noise your PC would make while reading f
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by tekkk 4y ago
Now they aren't forced, but you wonder does this consolidation of assets/companies benefit customer in any way. For Figma this is probably a great move to become part of the biggest design/image/video/whatever editi
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by tekkk 4y ago
Boo. How come the big American mega-companies are always allowed to buy out the upcoming competitors? I thought you guys were all about free-market? Although I guess that's what complete free-market does. Oh well. For sure prepare for
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by tekkk 4y ago
Well I would disagree that anyone would get to that level. Some folk just never seem to learn how to properly build and maintain a software project. Sure though I agree that any virtuoso coder should branch out to mentoring and architecting
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by tekkk 4y ago
It depends what you are building. Make a simple CRUD, sure any code-monkey can eventually build one from ground-up even. Move on to something more arcane and complicated, you really need a specialist with eye towards simplicity and maintain
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by tekkk 4y ago
I love Svelte and SvelteKit but if you're just interested in building your app, please pick something else for now. It's still constantly changing and while it's good it's being developed rapidly, it's definitely no
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by tekkk 4y ago
The difference between taxation schemes between countries seems to be a wildly heterogenous bunch - thanks for the explanation!
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by tekkk 4y ago
If that's net after pension and everything it's not really that surprising. In Finland for example the employee pension rate is 25% of gross. Then tax and employer insurance on top of that and you're left with about half of t
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by tekkk 4y ago
Well by design I meant in general its shape and feel. Like the logo at the bottom of the screen, the way it's positioned little asymmetrically between the lighted and darkened area is to me a little jarring. Or why it's there in t
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by tekkk 4y ago
I just bought a new Nokia phone. Part from nostalgia since the last one I owned was over 10 years ago, part because it seemed to be good value for its price (300€). Now, having used it for a while, I wouldn't say I'm impressed - d
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by tekkk 4y ago
A bit click-baity title but as I read the article, I agree on the overall thesis. The lack of documentation on how to use types is really annoying when you start going deep utilizing generic types and whatnot and bumping into weird errors.
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by tekkk 4y ago
You could have achieved the same thing with Mobx stores without having to pass a handler around everywhere. Although it sounds you're using context-dependent state that don't need to exist globally. Well, it would still work and y
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by tekkk 4y ago
Very pretty! Like the demo. Demonstrates well how WASM can overcome these processing bottlenecks.
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by tekkk 4y ago
Well I suppose this is solves a problem with differentiating between malformed payloads and such compared to API-specific errors. But in reality, you're just multiplexing the errors inside the 200 response without standard categorizati
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by tekkk 4y ago
Well just include it in the price for everyone, duhh. It's just executives trying to squeeze every penny out of their customers. Next thing they'll try is making things subscriptions that ought to be always included. I understand
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by tekkk 4y ago
I dont know if it's being too complex, but with the latest update some actions like renaming or opening a file at times are bit slow on my mac. I'm not against new features but really, i'd wish the basic operations would neve
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by tekkk 4y ago
Well I know this more related to MacBook Pro M2 but it's not necessarily as amazing compared to M1 as it appears https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FZjELZBq7WU
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by tekkk 4y ago
Ok you got me sold on the idea - being able to configure just one schema for everything with validation and deserialization does sound amazing. And really appreciate the detailed reply! While it does sound quite great I have to try it in pr
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by tekkk 4y ago
It looks really cool but I feel it's too much to take in a one bite. Making the framework do (almost) everything makes me think it won't be able to cover all the nuances of single-purpose libraries. I'd be much more open to t

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