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by throw156754228 2y ago
I just want to go play a game of broodwar now on battlenet. Guessing this isn't possible?
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by throw156754228 2y ago
> Killing custom maps is in my opiniin one of the reasons why Starcraft 2 failed. +1. The first time on bnet venturing into one of those BGH games, I was like, what the hell is this? Loved those custom maps.
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by throw156754228 2y ago
Turn off which effects?
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by throw156754228 2y ago
Did anyone else think gameplay was not anywhere near as enjoyable in SC2? There was something a bit more raw about SC1/Brood War which I felt went missing in SC2. I didn't invest enough time into SC2 though.
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by throw156754228 2y ago
Whatever happened to Giyom (Gulliaume Patry)? I saw ElKY (Bertrand Grospeller) is a well known poker player now.
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by throw156754228 2y ago
Thanks. Why is filtering frowned upon? It appears to me the most succinct and elegant description of what I want looking above.
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by throw156754228 2y ago
In JS I often want to test a parameter value does what is expected in the positive case: foo("A"), but also in the negative case, i.e foo([not "A"]). Where [not "A"] some is some arbitrary string(s) representin
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by throw156754228 2y ago
Yeah, that's a one off cost though.. it's the equivalent of running npm install or whatever for the first time on a new pc.
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by throw156754228 2y ago
Sorry docker run foo is already running isolated, what do you mean by process isolation in the context of docker?
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by throw156754228 2y ago
what's so hard about local package caching? Just bind mount all containers npm package cache location to a location on the host.
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by throw156754228 2y ago
Isn't this just glorified bind mount? I skimmed the article but could not see what this does other than let you write files in your docker container through VS code. Why not just set up a bind mount and run any old editor?
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by throw156754228 2y ago
>Our internal security team immediately launched an investigation to help determine what the aim of the attack was, To steal people's crypto?
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by throw156754228 2y ago
Vim life.
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by throw156754228 2y ago
I really believe employers in this industry now essentially assume everything on your resume is a bunch of lies, and the interview process is to check you can string a sentence together, and know the two pointers algorithm.
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by throw156754228 2y ago
It's stupidly difficult to get a Haskell role. There are long time, knowledgeable forum members on the Haskell discourse who have related on there that they've never been able to secure a full time Haskell role.
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by throw156754228 2y ago
This'll help with AoC. Just need sensible tuples now and we'll be golden. See you in ten years.
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by throw156754228 2y ago
But is the web server spun up and kept up somewhere magically? Another poster mentioned something about an ECS task. The reason I am asking is I genuinely don't understand, I thought lambda as an abstraction was all about something whi
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by throw156754228 2y ago
Some beautiful old Roman buildings around near Threadneedle. There always seems to be some construction work going on around there though.
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by throw156754228 2y ago
There are AWS step functions that might fit this use case. Just another product AWS will charge you to use to perpetuate the serverless myth.
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by throw156754228 2y ago
Are you talking about a lambda function url? Is there not a load balancer in between the lambda function invocation and the web server request?
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by throw156754228 2y ago
Does this mean Spring Boot for example has to be spun up and reinitialise itself for every request?
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by throw156754228 2y ago
In regard to performance, Meta should be getting behind the TC39 Signals proposal rather than playing around with this clumsy tool built for their ecosystem.
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by throw156754228 2y ago
So the npm package lock file will be the same on all platforms?
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by throw156754228 2y ago
Do I need a different npm package for this on ARM Macs vs my colleagues on Windows boxes?
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by throw156754228 2y ago
The title looked good.
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by throw156754228 2y ago
Thank you. I'm at a css in js company and everything you wrote about it is The Truth. We've got nav menus written in reams of javascript. Stuff that could be done with zero js, or a couple of lines of glue. In a previous role I us
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by throw156754228 2y ago
>Anyone who wants the code can come by with a tape. Love it!
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by throw156754228 2y ago
My website backend APIs get repeated attempts at javascript prototype injection, all day, every day.
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by throw156754228 2y ago
Australian?
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by throw156754228 2y ago
Wow he even provides an interpreter in C. How would a compiler implementation for this language foreseeably differ from the interpreter given, does anyone know? Trying to learn about this more.

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