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by y4mi 5y ago
I thought emberjs was a frontend toolkit and even looking at their webpage I cannot see any obvious way to connect to a database etc. Is there something I'm missing?
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by y4mi 5y ago
Honestly I don't see a 5 star rating as being euphoric/excited about the product. The 5 stars are basically baseline if the product is good enough for the price it's sold at. Giving anything besides a 5 star is a massive FU t
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by y4mi 5y ago
I somehow think that their opinion was a little more nuanced then that. And fwiw, Rob Pike definitely did make mistakes. Golang is a great language, but it's not perfect.
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by y4mi 5y ago
The idea isnt new though, GWT has been around since 2006 (the ancient Java version of writing the frontend code in Java, which is then served as JS to the client) I dont think we're going to go back to that anytime soon, the performanc
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by y4mi 5y ago
> The only thing missing is that I can't close the tab using JavaScript when it's finished, so the user (usually me) has to close it himself. how come? doesn't window.close() work for you? save(event) { ...ta
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by y4mi 5y ago
What is the thread model though? I don't think it's possible to create a collision that's also executeable code which adds a security hole or anything. So what exactly would they achieve with the collision? And how do they pu
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by y4mi 5y ago
No, it's redirect. You generally have two "servers" open, one on port 80, another on 443. Request on port 80 get a http 301 or 302 to https://${server}${request_uri} Usually both ports are served by the same daemo
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by y4mi 5y ago
> There's a pandemic and yet school is still in session and in person. I thought the risk to children is super low though? And if it is, wouldn't switching to a remote setting be way worse, because school at the lower level
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by y4mi 5y ago
> That has to include facilities too does it? whats the remaining 25% (100 million) for in that case? > It's hard not to read into your message the suggestion that you'd like Mozilla to outsource development to lower-wage
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by y4mi 5y ago
they generally get more then 400 million yearly revenue, though there was one outlier with over 800 million. this is money they generally don't have to pay taxes on because of their status as a non-profit. mozilla employs at the moment
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by y4mi 5y ago
It's not as clear cut as you seem to think. A lot of people just think that Mozilla should be a nonprofit and not aim to primarily enrich it's CEO and leadership. This isn't the case at the moment, which is clear if you paid
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by y4mi 5y ago
jetbrain IDEs have it configured by default for most situations, so its generally just an auto-format away if you're actually writing sql and not embedding sql queries in some other code.
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by y4mi 5y ago
your pastebin was deleted. too bad
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by y4mi 5y ago
Twitch is not porn. It's maybe a gateway to onlyfans, but you cannot have sexual content on twitch. Even YouTube allows more nudity then twitch. So yes, there are girls wearing bikinis and underwear on camera, but that's as far as
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by y4mi 5y ago
We could use both, but only one option is viable with current technology. Existing carbon capture should not be subsidized because it's pointless. Sponsoring research into carbon capture would be good, but existing methods don't a
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by y4mi 5y ago
it doesnt work though def swap(lst, a, b): tmp = lst[a] lst[a] = lst[b] lst[b] = tmp def optimized_sort(numbers): i = 0 while i < len(numbers):
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by y4mi 5y ago
I agree that it's highly unlikely to be a deliberate action, but your listed mitigations would only help against security issues that impact the web services. It could be the only way to go in the highly unlikely scenario that attack
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by y4mi 5y ago
i stand corrected. it is indeed usb4. the point i made is just as true though, as the announcement that thunderbolt switched to the usb-c form-factor is 6yrs old now. (and was even linked to from someone else in this thread!) the downvotes
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by y4mi 5y ago
I'm speechless and stand corrected. $9 is incredibly cheap. > The default card, supporting USB4, 20V/5A charging, and DisplayPort Alt Mode for connecting monitors, all on either side of the notebook. I'm really looking f
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by y4mi 5y ago
USB 3.2 is thunderbolt, so they've been the same for over 6yrs now. tgaj probably just hasn't paid any attention to hardware in years but still feels like he should talk about it with confidence.
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by y4mi 5y ago
I've never seen a laptop that didn't label the thunderbolt capable ports, are you sure that wasn't just you not paying attention? Or do you honestly expect all ports to be thunderbolt capable? If so, you'd have to expect
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by y4mi 5y ago
I cannot say anything wrt tinnitus, but I do own some aftershockz headphones as well. They're extremely interesting, mainly because they're so different but there are a few caveats... The sound quality is pretty lack lustre if you
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by y4mi 5y ago
Doesn't the sentence say that the victims leg was broken? And their excuse for doing that was "he was resisting arrest"
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by y4mi 5y ago
You're clearly misunderstanding what I wrote, which is likely because of my poor phrasing. To phrase it differently: Climate scientists generally think that cows are an issue, but I do not have the qualification to judge wherever Dojis
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by y4mi 5y ago
They didn't say that. > In practice, farms regularly use synthetic fertilizers. They might cut down trees to clear fields for animals. They use heavy, oil burning equipment. These, and many other practices, actually increase atmosp
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by y4mi 5y ago
it sounds pretty straightforward to implement with basic crud too, though. you'd just need an inserted timestamp field so that you can rerun the analysis with where inserted >= the_date order by inserted
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by y4mi 5y ago
They already were at that point, regardless of what people claim. Facebook had the ability to paint whatever picture they wanted as truth by controlling what their users saw at what time. And they utilized it proudly long before COVID to in
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by y4mi 5y ago
Your phrasing makes it sound like the GIL is a net-negative, and thats just false. There is a tiny subset of applications that would benefit from its removal, everyone else would have their performance reduced by ~40% (last attempt to remov
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by y4mi 5y ago
> but there's nothing inherently immoral about advertising. That's debatable or at least strongly depends on your definition of advertising. moral advertisment could in my opinion only tell a person about something when they
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by y4mi 5y ago
Only in aggregation when everyone else changes their behaviour as well. Each individuals contribution is too tiny to have an impact, which is why we need a systematic change or legislation, so that its no longer a choice/personal respo

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