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by weego 6y ago
And here's me thinking it was just because shared hosting providers didn't have to deal with insane and onerous licensing costs and vm isolation problems
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by weego 6y ago
Don't forget the new uninformed stick to beat jvm langs with: they're hard to deploy unlike new languages where I upload a single binary.
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by weego 6y ago
I just have no idea why someone would think the killer feature of a new new new new new build system for web dev is micro optimising for speed. The issue with build systems is complexity, poor defaults, poor config systems that often have y
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by weego 6y ago
It's hilarious how desperate they were for any scrap of product to announce. 18 months+ later and still not a hint of a go live date. I'd not be surprised if Blizzcon stops being annual
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by weego 6y ago
What is it with functional advocates and their obsession with brevity to the point of reductivism, and lack of visual structure
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by weego 6y ago
If they're regulated in the sense they're suggesting then no they can't
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by weego 6y ago
Actual pros replace them with cintiq or similar and are always larger than A4. I've never seen a full time designer move down size, because you lose fidelity at the same zoom level and are constantly fiddling with zoom which is a sourc
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by weego 6y ago
That's not really a good faith argument. That's the equivalent of saying that a major problem with NodeJS is you have to pick which version to install before you deploy. I deploy single package jvm files most days having not had t
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by weego 6y ago
For a huge, huge potion of all work done by web developers day to day around the globe the language doesn't matter if the framework is productive and secure by default. Most of it won't survive a handful of years at best and most
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by weego 6y ago
There's a number of SuperCollider wrappers that use python for scripting, FoxDot is the most well known in live coding I think For reference Id say the most mature ones other than sonic pi are tidalcycles (haskell) and overtone (clojur
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by weego 7y ago
Having worked with payments on a number of products it's really not a tall claim at all. On a small product that's an offshoot of a large media company we had the luxury of firewalling off a lot of countries, prior to that we&#x27
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by weego 7y ago
It matters because what if you can't actually describe the underlying foundations of the universe and reality with absolute accuracy as a mathematical equation. We get very close, but if we're always off even by ten to the minus w
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by weego 7y ago
Dogs > dog talk > dog food > glossy coat > bath time > cats Dogs are cool because they have wet noses and paws the end. Thank you for coming to my talk on dogs in a world of humans. I am so glad that your dog is doing well.
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by weego 7y ago
Slack DMs aren't guaranteed to be private from server admins
495.
by weego 7y ago
"block user input until we think they should interact with it" is not really a fix per-se is it
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by weego 7y ago
I've been a user since it was first mentioned on HN and the major issue at the moment is the performance. I often have to turn it off to get sites to resolve at all, otherwise chrome hangs indefinitely. Having said that it's free
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by weego 7y ago
So my immediate response was 'what the hell is mongo doing there' if you'd like to evaluate MongoDB Atlas's premium features you can use the code... Oh
498.
by weego 7y ago
I'd rather have April fools than virtue signalling
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by weego 7y ago
Well that's a cease and desist magnet
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by weego 7y ago
When you think about it, you realize: USD is also virtual currency. Cash is on the way out. You will not be able to spend your USD offline. I mean by that definition anything past barter economies are virtual, so sure if that's your
501.
by weego 7y ago
I've had 2 mirra chairs at home for years, I think they were ~£120 off ebay each and are ridiculous value for money.
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by weego 7y ago
And none of the other criteria fit, so it's a moot point
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by weego 7y ago
It's an awful idea, notebook stability ages like milk
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by weego 7y ago
So what insight do you think this is actually giving into someone interviewing? Surprise trivia / trick questions do not select for anything meaningful in respect to the day to day practices of any developer
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by weego 7y ago
It constantly lies about how complicated real-world systems are, and optimize for the 90% case, ignoring correctness I don't know how this comment appears to come as a new thought after them using Go in production. I don't use i
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by weego 7y ago
My belief is that we'll be replaced when vast swathes of roads are replaced with ones designed for automated vehicle transport, which is a fair way out of my lifetime I'd imagine.
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by weego 7y ago
No, circle goes from clean state to npm install, scss compile, drags content from contentful and then runs the Hugo build and upload to S3 in under 30 seconds for our site. Most of the time is npm flaffing about.
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by weego 7y ago
If you over do the protein - fat balance you just end up in gluconeogenesis instead of ketogenesis which is not a good way to do it (it's just atkins). It's very difficult to balance for your average person with a life outside of
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by weego 7y ago
Again that isn't customer facing value. Users do not care about the costs of your business, I cannot understand how so many developers don't seem to understand the basic premise of b2c relationships. At best it's the proposit
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by weego 7y ago
I agree with your words but the realist in me has to point out that microservices don't force you to do anything, it's a pattern not a highly opinionated and restrictive framework. There are plenty of clusterfuck hybrids out there

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