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by xpressvideoz 5y ago
Wait, does the C++ module proposal allow modules names to be different from their filenames? This sounds so strange, I've never used such a module system in other languages. I've always assumed C++ modules would somehow restrict t
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Yeah, it's about whom to target. Open source overlords are hard to satisfy, to be honest.
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I second TickTick. I've used tens of to-do apps and it resonated with me the most.
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by xpressvideoz 5y ago
I think that what the article really tells about is "CSS should have had those sane defaults".
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by xpressvideoz 5y ago
And after all these years, those people surrendered and started to stick to mandatory closing tags when React was introduced, proving XHTML was right. How amusing.
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This is my first time seeing a program versioned 0.0. I'm surprised I didn't think of the idea before! There must be some appropriate uses.
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by xpressvideoz 5y ago
Exactly my thoughts. Impressive yet annoying. But I can understand their desire to do some magic show at the front page because it is an appropriate place to catch your eyes. More plain, traditional documentation could be found elsewhere.
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by xpressvideoz 5y ago
> This briefly allowed consumers of replicate.npmjs.com to potentially identify the names of private packages When I was reading this, I thought the time frame would likely have been on a time scale of hours (or even minutes), > expos
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This is so funny. I've seen websites that leak one-time code through client code so the verification could be automated, but this is another level. Generating a code client-side and allowing the client to decide what the email conten
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by xpressvideoz 5y ago
> Of course, someone will ignore those criteria and come in suggesting OCaml/Reason... I hoped Go to be such a language, but it failed to fulfill my needs by throwing away all the PL knowledge that humanity has accumulated for decad
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by xpressvideoz 5y ago
> We have been able to do all of this thanks to the continued support of 84codes, Nikola Motor Company and every other sponsor. Wait, that Nikola is a sponsor? How? Why?
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by xpressvideoz 5y ago
It is ironic that the very distribution that is not recommended by @pron (AdoptOpenJDK) is the most widely used one! [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28821316
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by xpressvideoz 5y ago
But what you call "spyware" can be beneficial to other people. I for one welcomed when several OEM apps were automatically installed through Windows Update, because my laptop has some features accessible only by those OEM apps. Th
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by xpressvideoz 5y ago
Thanks for the thorough explanation. Now I understand where Java is heading for. The aesthetics regarding withers concerns me a bit though, because I don't like prepending anything to the name of an acceessor (a transformer, in this ca
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by xpressvideoz 5y ago
I can understand the hate behind null-safe operators, but why properties? Why is bad to have an ability to "upgrade" a member variable into a property, without breaking any existing contracts? I really hate that I need to resort t
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by xpressvideoz 5y ago
Oh that's nice, would it be possible to run containerd only, without running any Kubernetes controllers? I suspect the controllers are the root cause of the huge resource consumption, because they are constantly checking for the system
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by xpressvideoz 5y ago
I was amazed by the news at first, but seeing it again, it doesn't seem to be a direct replacement of Docker Desktop. It makes use of K3s under the hood, which is lighter than a full-blown Kubernetes, but still quite heavy. My nearly e
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by xpressvideoz 5y ago
Are those ARM-based instances fast enough? Last I tried, Oracle Cloud's free tier "AMD" instances (with 1/8 vCPU) were so slow that I could not use them for any useful applications. Even their network speed was slow.
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by xpressvideoz 5y ago
I didn't know it was possible to make a PDF file clickable. But thinking it again, the TOCs of PDF files have always been clickable, so I should have assumed that there were also other uses.
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by xpressvideoz 5y ago
Some JavaScript people have been hostile to functional concepts since the beginning. See the missed opportunity to make Promise a monad.[1] [1] https://github.com/promises-aplus/promises-spec/issues/94
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> Rust was targeted to replace some C++ components, following C++ syntax was seen as a good idea. And that was a good decision. If it were too far from the C++ syntax, I would not have learned it, because as a mostly C++ guy at the time,
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by xpressvideoz 5y ago
One thing I noticed when using podman was that it was slower than Docker. Perhaps due to its daemonless nature?
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by xpressvideoz 5y ago
Wow, it is shocking to me that `substr` was depreciated. Searching for it, the function was not part of the standard in the first place.
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by xpressvideoz 5y ago
I don't buy the argument that Go makes error handling explicit. It is too easy to forget to check for an error in Go. Did you know that `fmt.Printf` can also fail? Do you explicitly check for `err` when using it? Probably not, because
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> Sung Mo Jun, Joon Jun, Chon, Ayden Lee They are all Korean names. I was surprised to see Korean names in a SEC complaint.
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Huh, I also thought Go had no concept of finalizers. That is a bit... awkward way to set a finalizer. But thinking it again, it may just be due to my unfamiliarity.
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The time I lost my faith in Firefox was when the CEO of Mozilla got a huge pay increase, whilst firing many technical people at the same time. How can a tech company improve their product without those technical people? Oh, never mention th
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Because I want the apps I use daily to improve? Of course I recognize I'm in the minority.
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It seems to be a bad idea to buy commercial NAS devices, because eventually, every device would go end of life. Better build a DIY device with an open firmware. But thinking again, this kind of approach wouldn't be applicable to typica
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by xpressvideoz 5y ago
As a South Korean, I can share some perspective. There has always been pro-American and anti-American atmosphere in South Korea. Recently, the scale seems to be more and more skewed towards the United States. We're definitely not in fa

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