tomatowurst

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by tomatowurst 5y ago
very very good principle. i have favorited. in case next time i feel like im drinking the koolaid. also applies to the whole blockchain space.
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by tomatowurst 5y ago
interesting that i've never heard of it, isn't this basically AWS Fargate? write your custom stuff in docker/kubernetes and it becomes serverless? Do you mean that you could write a regular Flask/PHP app and it will auto
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by tomatowurst 5y ago
hmmm actually I think parent does have a point seeing that we are seeing more weaponization of platforms the past few years. Say you have a specific view of reality that differs politically or labelled to be reflecting "propaganda&quot
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by tomatowurst 5y ago
> full stack typescript because it’s incredibly powerful resource (as in money) wise to have the same environment across everything in non-tech enterprise. but with typescript are you not ending up writing more code? curious to know more
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by tomatowurst 5y ago
man this comment needs to be top, quite refreshing tbh from the constant cognitive overload we are used to as developers. instead of innovation token I would call it attention token :) but seems people might mistake it for some crypto coin.
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by tomatowurst 5y ago
yeah that was my worry but seems like it is based on CDK so perhaps you would end up hacking that layer but then I don't know really know and I would be gambling and I really don't like it. I'm just amazed by how small proble
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by tomatowurst 5y ago
thanks for the clarification
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by tomatowurst 5y ago
> The ability to move between the frontend, backend, and infrastructure code without having to learn a different language is invaluable to every member of the team. I'm actually quite skeptical of this claim. Learning a new language
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by tomatowurst 5y ago
I don't understand what this means, can somebody break it down?
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by tomatowurst 5y ago
right im just worried if i pay to use this im locked to python 3.6 it would be perfect if you could solve this issue as this is what is blocking me from purchasing it.
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by tomatowurst 5y ago
I don't mind CSGO's flavor since it doesn't cost you money like poker but I can absolutely see somebody trying to buy multiple keys in hopes of unlocking a really good skin. again this doesn't impact the gameplay at all
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by tomatowurst 5y ago
it's also super hard to build a great f2p and i think CSGO easily is the best. they bootstrapped it for almost 2 decades from a mod made by Minh Le to what it is today and I must say it is the only f2p game I regularly play. simply bec
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by tomatowurst 5y ago
yeah well its to be expected. since they can't compete against the West conventionally, they focus on asymmetric warfare, which means giving zero crap about anything we value here in the West. they are truly on survival mode, and given
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by tomatowurst 5y ago
that's not very reassuring....was excited but unfortunately, will be a no go from me. if anybody knows an alternative to this, i would be very interested, i understand we all need to get paid but hmmm yeah open source is not easy to ma
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by tomatowurst 5y ago
interesting, is it possible to write some sort of frontend framework like solidjs with this? what would be the the performance like I wonder. it would be really great if we could have full python/pip support in the browser but with som
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by tomatowurst 5y ago
when can we expect a recording of this to be uploaded on youtube, are there any existing content out there that talks more about wasm and python? seems really important, especially for many researchers and data scientists who use python pri
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by tomatowurst 5y ago
this is coincidentally really freaking good . to be able to run numpy in a browser without having to rely on javascript port? and its only about 3 times slower? I can live with this for now and i think this will improve drastically in the
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by tomatowurst 5y ago
hmmm I really find this to be different from chatbots, in fact it took me a lot of skepticism to overcome before using github copilot and I saw a new reality where it became part of the process, albeit, not as prolific but enough to make me
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by tomatowurst 5y ago
hmmm well I still think they will be in demand for the same reason software developers will be not automated away. NeRF is really mind boggling good but there are still artifacts, and something that modelers have a good eye for. Having said
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by tomatowurst 5y ago
not bad, can you share your tech stack here?
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by tomatowurst 5y ago
what is the legal liability to websites that do not do business in EU? There has been zero enforcement on non-EU businesses