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by weego 8y ago
This looks all wrong. Page scraping is not accessing a data source in a way that means a query language makes any sense. The moment you need to interact with the page and admit there's a dom under there it breaks the idiom. And why it&
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by weego 8y ago
No, I'm saying anyone that tries to standardise CSS with a universal theory is wasting theirs and their companies time and resources. This approach sucks and you end up with "gutter-left-10 skin-primary-blue gutter-bottom-20 row-s
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by weego 8y ago
This stuff never scales. No one can remember the class names, no one want's to search through the examples and style guides for a project, no one want's to standardise naming of their own hacks etc and so you start of with good in
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by weego 8y ago
I think the more brutal reality is that just because you had been there then instead of someone else doesn't mean Instagram would have done what it did. Maybe as a first hire you'd have jerked around more than the actual person, o
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by weego 8y ago
No it's a completely different interest and skillet. Not everything can be boiled down to "datascience can fix it!". Especially when all those NNs will just generate art that's a mashup of the training data and won'
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by weego 8y ago
So you're saying the IMF doesn't have enough unproven and untested overly-optimistic speculation to balance out the harsh realities.
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by weego 8y ago
That's ultimately the misuse 9f the technology though right. Unless it's a freak, business changing, spike in usage due to exposure or whatever that lambda are not critical path suitable and don't seem to have been implement
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by weego 8y ago
Anecdotally as a mostly full time scala dev, swift has been the easiest "I'm bored this weekend I'll pick up a new language for side projects" I can remember.
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by weego 8y ago
Seriously though, the only problem firebase solves is the question "what infrastructure decision can I make right now that I will regret as soon as possible?" I'm being facetious but then I feel like this whole thing is a jok
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by weego 8y ago
I've no idea what that presentation thing is, but no. It's stuttering, grinding my mac to a halt, makes skimming through tedious.
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by weego 8y ago
That's a people problem that needs a people solution.
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by weego 8y ago
So where does the heat go? Judging from the FAQ my assumption is it's transferring it into the surrounding water? How many of these before it starts becoming a local ecological problem?
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by weego 8y ago
The best summary is why bother when coding explicitly and without "magic" is far more suitable to long term maintainable code
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by weego 8y ago
Graphql is not a product pitch. I don't care. Even your product page just shows an editor that looks like a WordPress article. Why do I need graphql to pull an article from a remote api to my local cache? Your front page is just reason
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by weego 8y ago
Recovery is just another step in the process. You don't forget what it's like to start to suffocate in the abyss. You don't forget what it's like to know that dying is easier than any other option available to you and th
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by weego 8y ago
Why would forum software be a good use case for an SPA?
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by weego 8y ago
It provides a fixed contract to the outside world that is independent of your code-level infrastructure so both parties(provider and consumer) are required to conform to it as an integration. In that sense I find it a compelling thing.
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by weego 8y ago
maybe this is ironic and whooshed over my head but blockchains don't change human behaviour. While play count is an important metric that is shown and people bias their viewing behaviour there is no way to solve manipulating inflated n
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by weego 8y ago
I mean, I think you'd find they would stop at content that was suitable for their ad partners to run profitable ad campaigns on. That is after all how they keep the lights on.
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by weego 9y ago
Good luck with the launch! I'll be keeping an eye out for the reviews.
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by weego 9y ago
Frameworks evolve out of a single group of people's needs. Unfortunately once the entire world gets involved they often end up including every possible need anyone could have.
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by weego 9y ago
Everything implementation idea you touched on could be done without blockchains and would likely be better for it. None of the drivers for why that doesn't happen today are technology caps. It's entirely the perceived (and real) v
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by weego 9y ago
The benefit is for the authors' CVs
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by weego 9y ago
I get what you mean, I feel like transparency should never be a "if you're in the know you're protected, if not you're taking a gamble". This is probably a good case for natural language as a program. If smart contr
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by weego 9y ago
We're all legally protected from unfair or arduous clauses in contracts because of legislation.
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by weego 9y ago
I've ended up having a bit of a row in an interview over this kind of thing because people just bias their tests to expectations they don't even have of their current staff. 1000 lines of decent code in 3 days is a rare thing at t
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by weego 9y ago
So in this wonderful future we're building anyone who wants to safely execute a transaction should be a specifically skilled programmer? Sounds more dystopian than other possibilities
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by weego 9y ago
If you're a margin business then certainly. If you're not then there's a lot to be said for keeping your core competency lean and offloading the heavy lifting at a negotiated price.
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by weego 9y ago
Maybe it was a decision to not have to run and maintain unnecessary shit when they have enough to deal with with their primary products when third parties have already invented that wheel.
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by weego 9y ago
I was just counter pointing your opinion, I absolutely don't think you were actively deceiving anyone.

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