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Last time I tried Sublime to code in Go I had success with LSP extension and gopls, actually.
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Seems cool and I like seeing more alternatives to Docker Desktop. However, another electron app makes sad a little.
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4y ago
I need a neural network, that “fairly reuse” those Xbox games from Microsoft.
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> how you all manage to keep your mental stability in balance? I personally don’t anymore, and currently struggling to leave frontend development all together somewhere else (thinking of Golang). As other commenters have mentioned, React
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Oh, come on! I am in fact a front end developer. And when I saw the result first time a few years ago, I was surprised and wanted to use this “just JS”, but the reality was quite far from what I was expecting. It might look like JS, but if
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Just-js is not really a Javascript: https://github.com/just-js/just . .Net in that list much closer to what everyone assumes.Net is.
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> Edit- wasn’t what I was trying to answer, sorry. Can’t delete. Still makes sense to me.
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“C++ Crash Course” by Starch seems to be such a beginner’s book, can’t recommend it enough. Although, I was learning C++ mostly for hobby projects.
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Completely agree. And also disagree with the research results to some extent. My anecdotal experience is quite the opposite. I have started grasping programming while at school specifically to be able to make games. And that helped me immen
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That solution might be obvious, but it is also obvious that negotiating settlement with terrorists is not a good idea in a long run.
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Some researchers don’t agree with this: https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/observations/is-pop-mus...
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Can completely relate to your situation. Basically, that’s the main reason I run everything on bare metal server, running in my basement. And use cloud providers only if my clients ready to pay for it or take risks.
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4y ago
Moved from Poland to UK, and unfortunately can confirm. My former colleagues are working for UK companies remotely getting UK level salaries, but spending much less because it’s cheaper to live in Poland.
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> once sanctions are lifted How many sanctions were lifted since 2014? How many sanctions were lifted from Cuba since 1960s?
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I would not say there’s an abundance of farmland. Yes, it’s quite big, but most of the Russian territory actually has quite extreme climate conditions, not suitable for farming. And even good farmland is actually abandoned, which always sur
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Putin literally gets information printed for him as a summary on paper. Paper! I think no need to emphasise that he’s also surrounded by yes-man personnel. Just imagine what kind of information bubble it creates.
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Why would you buy Russian securities for bitcoins? I mean literally? You buy securities for profit. In current political situation buying anything from Russia is more like making a donation to terrorist organisation. So why anyone on Earth
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5y ago
Easy, Russia stores around 650 billions of dollars abroad. Confiscate it to cover the EU losses. Simple as that, you act like Hitler, you got to be punished.
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I would say, good luck trying to sell gas or oil for bitcoins if the buyer even doesn’t want to have a business with you.
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Recent release of the Windows 11 with requirements to have at least 8th gen CPU might help actually. My 6th gen is perfectly fine for a lot of games, and thanks to Valve I have quite a good library on Ubuntu.
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> web0 = decentralisation It’s already the thing, and it’s called Web 1.0. Oh, wait a second. This manifesto is from the same guy who basically stole the idea of indie web, called it “small web”, created poorly designed JS framework for
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In some countries such as Russia showing up doesn’t help. You can just find a corrupted shop assistant fairly easily. Who will be happy to replace any SIM card for any number in any distant city for not so big award. The worst thing — only