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by throw156754228 2y ago
Exactly, this is an error that should've been picked up statically, before unit even.
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by throw156754228 2y ago
>there are better options Do you mind naming some NextJS alternatives without potential vendor lock in? Mulling a change in my fe.
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by throw156754228 2y ago
Should've been picked up at unit, way before monitoring.
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by throw156754228 2y ago
To be honest I think part of this is a poor interface provided by SQL Alchemy. To quote an influential author on my career, Scott Meyers, "interfaces should be easy to use correctly and hard to use incorrectly."
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by throw156754228 2y ago
It cuts, it seems like a big cut, then you see them coming down Peters Ln, then onto Cowcross.
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by throw156754228 2y ago
What's a good resource for learning to write a lisp compiler?
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by throw156754228 2y ago
Algebraic effects is going in completely the opposite direction.
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by throw156754228 2y ago
As mentioned in another comment here, the unwind is expensive. That is, searching back through the stack finding the original call site that triggered the exception. How do algebraic effects handle that performance hit?
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by throw156754228 2y ago
Wastewater from shale gas wells . Title is a little misleading.
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by throw156754228 2y ago
I know. I'm talking about its lack of elegance.
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by throw156754228 2y ago
Feels hacky as hell, with the string literal in there.
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by throw156754228 2y ago
Really? I'm surprised you mention memory is even a consideration, never even heard it raised as far as typing choices are concerned.
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by throw156754228 2y ago
Well written, I appreciated the background. Far more enjoyable to read than a good deal of the incoherent articles posted on here.
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by throw156754228 2y ago
Now I understand why every time I look up a recipe now I have to scroll through a heart warming mini novel about the author's childhood dinners.
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by throw156754228 2y ago
There's a Java script object behind each DOM node basically, that has extra stuff in it.
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by throw156754228 2y ago
I meet the idiotic deadlines, but then just take sick day(s) to make up for the ot.
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by throw156754228 3y ago
Well this very reply you made is very much like something I would see on Reddit.
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by throw156754228 3y ago
Intended levity, gee you sound miserable. Try some exercise in the mornings?
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by throw156754228 3y ago
They removed the repo so only the attackers had access to the code and know how.
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by throw156754228 3y ago
Lost me at "sun comes up on the right".
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What happened at Sainsbury's yesterday?
8 points by throw156754228 3y ago|3 comments
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by throw156754228 3y ago
The dependency update (i.e package.json lock file change) as I understand it was unrelated to their feature, and should have gone in on its own, and it should have broken CI if it was a serious piece of functionality that warranted a late
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by throw156754228 3y ago
Linux phones, this is my life mission. Any jobs going?
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by throw156754228 3y ago
Is there an extra s in the title somewhere?
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by throw156754228 3y ago
Do you keep customer query data? Curious about what data you retain of your customers.
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by throw156754228 3y ago
Sounds a lot like London.
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by throw156754228 3y ago
So tired of junk apps cluttering up my phone and tablet. Examples: There's a parking station near me that has an app, the library photocopier has an app. Could all be done on the web.
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by throw156754228 3y ago
They have armies of workers from low wage economies manually flagging issues with AI models, and moderating content now. It's not as magical as it all looks...
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by throw156754228 3y ago
I see now, they have mutable variables, within a lexical scope anyway.
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by throw156754228 3y ago
Microsoft really love those angle brackets don't they?

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