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   by whilenot-dev 3y ago

   > no one in this comment chain is confused about what currying or partial application are I can't agree here either... I know it from my own experience when i first learned about currying and partial application.
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   by whilenot-dev 3y ago

   > ...can you understand how "Currying is a subset of partial application" is true? It isn't true and i can understand why someone would make that statement. Currying and partial application both come from a functional mind
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   by whilenot-dev 3y ago

   I don't read it that way, no. Currying is a process to transform a function that takes multiple arguments into higher order functions that take one argument at a time to enable partial application (as written in the article). The par
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   by whilenot-dev 3y ago

   I think you confuse currying with partial application.
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   by whilenot-dev 3y ago

   Docker[0] supports CRIU, but it has always been experimental. I always assumed it would be a valuable tool for test cases, but I never used it. [0]: https://docs.docker.com/engine/reference/commandline/checkpo
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   by whilenot-dev 3y ago

   GP = Grandparent / reference to the poster of the comment 2 levels above
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   by whilenot-dev 3y ago

   Just here to give a ref to The Toaster Project [0] and its accompanied TED talk[1] from Designer Thomas Thwaites[2]. [0]: http://www.thetoasterproject.org/ [1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ODzO7Lz_pw
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   by whilenot-dev 3y ago

   Time and time again job announcements are mentioning fast-paced environments , and exactly those companies like to churn through an immense body count. Loyalty needs to go two ways. Stability seems to be a game for the older folks, whereas
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   by whilenot-dev 3y ago

   I don't quite get how your second paragraph relates to the first one, could you please elaborate? I honestly would consider myself a "fanatic of simplicity and dumb code", but for the simple reason that source code should sta
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    by whilenot-dev 3y ago

    Just discovered it today through another post[0]. Geekring has been posted here before: - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23549471 - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29304120 - https://n
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    Geekring: Let's web like it's 1993(geekring.net)

    4 points by whilenot-dev 3y ago|1 comments
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    by whilenot-dev 3y ago

    > Is it actually a problem that people have the wrong ideas about how things work? It can become a problem for when someone wants to make the switch from the consuming side to the producing side of things, or even just be part of a team
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    by whilenot-dev 3y ago

    Very nice blog post, thank you for sharing! I spotted a small error in the Finally, Colors. section: const color = floor(random() * palette.length); ...should probably be const paletteIdx = floor(random() * palette.length); c
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    by whilenot-dev 3y ago

    The windows version is fixed, the posix version is depending on whatever meilisearch decides. A digital signature check would be great for supply chain security, eg. with cosign[0]. meilisearch prob won't make any effort there, since t
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    by whilenot-dev 3y ago

    This has been covered here before[0]. And I remember the questionable approach to add some of its dependencies[1]. I like meilisearch and used it in one project, but downloading some binary at runtime isn't really trustworthy IMHO. [0]
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    by whilenot-dev 3y ago

    > What about flatpaks? Do flatpaks actually work like containers? From what I found[0] Flatpak can run OCI images. [0]: https://docs.flatpak.org/en/latest/under-the-hood.html
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    by whilenot-dev 3y ago

    A metaprogramming technique like source-code generation is not a serious issue in any design. It's especially helpful if the source of truth in your design is external to the current code base. You can generate: - documentation from so
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    by whilenot-dev 3y ago

    Rather looks like a risograph effect to me
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    by whilenot-dev 3y ago

    Works for me on Firefox/Linux, thanks!
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    by whilenot-dev 3y ago

    Agree, it's dealing with distributed systems all over and handling a very limited sandbox on the client side. I think my sibling comments are completely underestimating the complexity and the market value here. Apple Reminders or Googl
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    by whilenot-dev 3y ago

    You can find more alternatives here: https://localfirstweb.dev/
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    TypeScript Source Code Generation(blog.whilenot.dev)

    1 points by whilenot-dev 3y ago|0 comments
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    by whilenot-dev 3y ago

    > HTML/CSS/JS are successful because of the same reason electron exists. The success of the web means there’s a huge developer base that knows how to work with HTML/CSS/JS The actual reason is a different one IMHO. Th
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    by whilenot-dev 4y ago

    there's the repository with examples: https://github.com/ory/examples
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    by whilenot-dev 4y ago

    I'll use your nice response for an actual question/remark, gotcha! =) Recently I had a look at the kubeshop-dashboard repo[1] and their use of the RTK Query API [2]. When I write the boilerplate for any SPA nowadays, I usually li
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    by whilenot-dev 4y ago

    I'm sorry, but in my decade of JavaScript I never read anything more cryptic than this. What is this supposed to mean?