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by wg0 3y ago
Risking downvotes, but I guess Google can afford to move CLIs to Go or Rust. Go, for sure.
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by wg0 3y ago
One caveat is when you have to upgrade across major database versions. The more your application utilises these features, the more you're likely to hit when next major version upgrade has to happen. Not that major database versions are
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by wg0 3y ago
I think SQS is cheap enough to build on as a messaging queue even if you're not hosting within AWS. Out of the widely underrated AWS services include SNS and SES and they are not a bad choice even if you're not using AWS for compu
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by wg0 3y ago
I think EU should put legislation hammer here. That - you can't ban an account unless providing clear, direct and irrefutable evidence of serious nature such as pornography, hate speech or terrorism etc. This should be applicable to ev
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by wg0 3y ago
Scary to think about that.
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by wg0 3y ago
>According to the CEO's linkedin post, they were basically trying to keep up appearances of being a 200 person company until some greater fool bought them out, which appears to have failed. That's probably pretty brutal summary
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by wg0 3y ago
As an end consumer, you should be well versed in SQL (or whatever subject) yourself and should proof read twice all the queries generated before you make a decision based on the data that's pulled from the generated queries. That'
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by wg0 3y ago
Have they? Just curious. Fed Chair has raised this concern as lately as few weeks ago probably [0] [0]. https://youtu.be/ImrKxlLJCEY
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What happens after 100 years?(github.com)
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by wg0 3y ago
Absolutely. In reality, it often fails to do Type gymnastics in Typescript let alone virology.
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by wg0 3y ago
Ok I'm not so sure if canvas was around back then so I might have misremembered it. But I did see div upon div with inline styles. Maybe later they moved to canvas. Or like I said, I might be mistaken. Recently however, Flutter had two
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by wg0 3y ago
Impressive. Web was very primitive back then compared to how it is today. I think there was no flex, no grids, no ESM modules even. It might not sound impressive in 2024 but back then, it was a huge deal. Very daring to even attempt somethi
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by wg0 3y ago
Oh yes, that's it. Thanks for posting. I think its so beautiful. It is one of those things that have pure artisan value. Of craftsmanship. Whether it is used widely or not, I wish this backend to be there. Back then, I did run Open Off
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by wg0 3y ago
Lomg time ago, I think 2010ish, there was an experimental HTML renderer that would open up a GTK app in a browser that has its UI using plain HTML+CSS. For the time, it was just jaw dropping. For context, I think it was before Atom, VS Code
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by wg0 3y ago
That kinds of curbs will invite retaliation in form of tariffs on EU exports causing more damage than good.
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by wg0 3y ago
How the EU will wake up is the basic question. Capital allocation won't happen until there's some value in it. At the moment, capital, skilled labour all is available to at least start building chips that if not rival but are suff
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by wg0 3y ago
Slower chips elsewhere will take longer to train a model but not exponentially longer.
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by wg0 3y ago
"Online retailing giant Amazon refused to send a representative to a European Parliament hearing on Tuesday (23 January) on working conditions in its mega-warehouses. The hearing was held following concerns raised by workers and trade
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by wg0 3y ago
Or probably that's their way of forcing people to IPv6.
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by wg0 3y ago
And if I'm not wrong, AWS VPCs only support IPv4.
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by wg0 3y ago
I had to read the title multiple times but couldn't make sense of what is exactly happening. Why is this happening to English? The other day, there was a story about an airplane window that got melt and many native speakers couldn&#x27
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by wg0 3y ago
I have opposed Tailwind to no end. But I gave it a try and the portability it brings to markup is beyond description. You just move HTML from anywhere and it would just look exactly the same (subject to your overrides/customisations of
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by wg0 3y ago
I have not prototyped anything but I think that alpine-js + htmx can go long way for such apps. Especially, this is pretty interesting idea [0] React... might be good but I am too weak to handle all that comes with it. [0]. https:/&#x
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by wg0 3y ago
>not everything needs the window url to be updated. The user needs it to be. It is the single most important handle of information for a layman. Of copying and pasting URL to someone else so that's kinda should be non negotiable for
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by wg0 3y ago
I am confused about htmx because if it is about AJAX, they don't replace the window URL as user clicks about and around unless you explicitly tell HTMX to do so. And if you step into that realm of keeping the window URL in sync with wh
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by wg0 3y ago
I think it might slowly going to be the new normal even post ZIRP. I say this because lots of the companies that employed software engineers were internet related businesses or their dependent and descendent businesses (think various SaaS t
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by wg0 3y ago
I think in the long run (which is your early 30s and that's coming sooner than you think), you'd want stability. So main thing to watch out for US is to have a stable path forward that does not kick you out in your mid to late twe
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by wg0 3y ago
Oh okay so that's new to me. /s for sarcasm. Yeah, I did miss it rather did't even know this convention. :)
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by wg0 3y ago
>Nazi germany privatized vast swaths of their economy (steel, rail, etc.) [1]. So you want america to look like Nazi Germany? /s And how exactly that privatisation is at all related to fascism? The argument is totally irrelevant. Le
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by wg0 3y ago
Unless Americans want America to look like Argentina. Nationalization has a not a great story almost anywhere. Regulatory measures are what can force bean counters to respond.

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