wereHamster

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by wereHamster 5y ago
Is this similar to cold welding that may happen in space (where surfaces don't oxidate)?
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by wereHamster 5y ago
The issue really exists only at I/O boundaries, where if there is a format mismatch you have to convert, which incurs some costs (CPU mostly, and memory bandwidth). Most languages can inline the data such that there isn't much ove
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by wereHamster 5y ago
Have you used Cypress before? If yes I'd be interested in a comparison from your perspective.
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by wereHamster 5y ago
The error messages are neat!
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by wereHamster 5y ago
How do you restart the load balancer though, without dropping traffic?
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by wereHamster 5y ago
Even with containerized workloads, you still have an ingress, or SPOF (or multiple, when using multicast), and the seamless restart is meant for exactly those processes. Nginx is often used ( https://kubernetes.github.io/ingr
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by wereHamster 5y ago
Chrome imposes a limit of 2h on Access-Control-Max-Age (other browsers may differ). Anyway, today we have the tools to expose different backends through the same domain. Reverse proxies, k8s ingress, … a separate domain may not add much val
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by wereHamster 5y ago
Not of software engineering though.
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by wereHamster 5y ago
My point is that you can't override what equality implementation groupByToMap will use, which makes it much less useful. See for example https://gcanti.github.io/fp-ts/modules/NonEmptyArray.ts.html... , where
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by wereHamster 5y ago
A «group by» function requires keys to be comparable (for equality). You can see this when you look at the type signatures of «group by» functions in any strongly typed language or library. They either require a comparator to be provided, o
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by wereHamster 5y ago
FTA: > iPhone 13 models already support multiple eSIM profiles, allowing users to subscribe to several cellular plans digitally and switch between them, […]
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by wereHamster 5y ago
A single such request (as outlined by the article) gives you "at most once". But retrying the request until you you get a successful response gives you "exactly once". If I may quote the first paragraph: > Achieving s
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by wereHamster 5y ago
Which mainstream articles are you referring to?
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by wereHamster 5y ago
I actually prefer the opposite, just one state per component. And I use immer for that (use-immer, specifically). Most of my components have one set of props (passed down from the parent), one set of state, execute one GraphQL request.
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by wereHamster 5y ago
In Haskell you typically work around this by using newtype to wrap your type so that you can give the new type specific implementations of type classes.
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by wereHamster 5y ago
> moving closer to the heat death of the universe So… you're saying your laptop is super cool? Because the heat death of the universe is when thermodynamic energy is equally distributed everywhere, which, given the large space of th
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by wereHamster 5y ago
a computer has multiple CPUs. One may be halted while another still running.
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by wereHamster 5y ago
What is a bank?
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by wereHamster 5y ago
Unfurling is the process of fetching additional information (title, description, image) and showing that on the platform itself. Twitter does it, Facebook, Slack too. On Slack you can implement custom unfurling that does more than just show
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by wereHamster 5y ago
Some modern features such as class syntax, arrow functions were championed by coffeescript, and later adapted by TC39. It wouldn't be too far fetched to think that when TC39 will start considering adopting types, they will look similar
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by wereHamster 5y ago
2. esbuild has support for TS (it strips the type annotations out during build), and is plenty fast (compared to webpack, rollup etc). So bundling itself should never be an issue. The other aspect is type checking. If you want TS to type ch
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by wereHamster 5y ago
How is that not spam?
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by wereHamster 5y ago
import someModule from "module-name" const someInitializedModule = someModule(someOptions) A bit longer, but meh… const app = express(); app.use("/users", (await import("./routers&
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by wereHamster 5y ago
Unprocessed ESM in the browser makes sense for local development. We are collectively wasting millions of CPU hours (and developer time) waiting for our mostly unchanging dependencies to be processed. For production deployment though, I&#x2
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by wereHamster 5y ago
> const t = true; That should be the job of a minifier, makes the code less readable.
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by wereHamster 5y ago
Basically this: https://voltaicsystems.com/arc20w-kit/ . It's a bit on the expensive side, I'm sure you can find cheaper kits. I like that the battery has a USB-C port, so I can charge the MacBook directly. To
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by wereHamster 5y ago
I was recently traveling with a M1 MacBook, and had a 20W solar panel + a 24Ah power bank for charging. Worked like a treat for coding.
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by wereHamster 5y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Small_and_medium-sized_enterpr...
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by wereHamster 5y ago
A nightmare for screen readers and other accessibility tools, and anyone who needs to rely on them.
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by wereHamster 5y ago
When I said hard, I didn't mean technically. I meant it's hard for Next.js to decide how to solve the problem so it works for everyone. I'm doubtful if it even makes sense for them to try to support every possible use case. T

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