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by yankput 3y ago
you can set up a new state the way it always worked. With either a large swath of population to break away, or with a large army to take over some other population’s land. I mean even Joshue needed to kill all the Canaanites to get to Israe
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by yankput 3y ago
Well let’s see about Crimea
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by yankput 3y ago
ahhh ok
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by yankput 3y ago
This website is so confusing. Is there an actual list of the websites somewhere?
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by yankput 3y ago
Ahh. It makes sense. But it’s much better fit for file io/sockets/db.
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by yankput 3y ago
Virtual threads are strictly better than normal threads, no? I am thinking of any reason to still use traditional threads. Is there any downside?
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by yankput 3y ago
If there is a bug severity reported, the severity should be right; otherwise the score system should be entirely removed. If the CVE database was just codes and descriptions that would be ok. That’s not what people are complaining here abou
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by yankput 3y ago
What do I know. A theory - they don’t want a third party code in a hot path (they do care about performance in vscode), they already have a very performant parser and they don’t want to add a complexity there. But that’s just a theory.
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by yankput 3y ago
Actually no, it’s something called jsonc. It’s without a spec https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/issues/100688 https://github.com/microsoft/node-jsonc-parser
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by yankput 3y ago
I like the json variant that vscode uses. It has a name that I forgot… Json but with comments and allowed commas on the end.
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by yankput 3y ago
> A bit of a harsh way to phrase that. In my experience, the backwards compatibility promises have been very good, and the way you stay up-to-date with security fixes and bugs in the standard library is to upgrade Go. I don’t think we di
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by yankput 3y ago
Isn’t apple server on C/C++? They have their own db in that https://github.com/apple/foundationdb
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by yankput 3y ago
They way I understand this, with go 1.18, 1.22 module as a dependency will compile and produce errorneous logic (!!) if it depends on this feature Thus it will be actively dangerous using go 1.18. I understand it like that. With go 1.19, yo
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by yankput 3y ago
From my personal experience: All banking lives on Java. All Alibaba and its Asian offsprings (like Lazada) is Java. Some big enterprises moved from Java to Go (I know of Shopee).
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by yankput 3y ago
Android doesn’t follow the Oracle Java though, right. So all these new features are just not there, right
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by yankput 3y ago
Go has goroutines which have better cpu and memory than threads which are commonly used in java. Java is now catching up with go and adding virtual threads which in september 2023 will have the same ease of use as go had in … 2007? But as I
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by yankput 3y ago
Fibers are now called virtual threads
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by yankput 3y ago
No idea why you are comparing Java, which is BE, to React, which is FE. I think I will check Java once they finally make coroutines… I mean “virtual threads” a stable feature. That actually looks exciting… being able to parallelize almost l
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by yankput 3y ago
Nowadays people randomly start watching TikTok and YouTube on their phones in the theatre, we are looping back
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by yankput 3y ago
Not really related but I really like the PhpBB skin Looks very modern, not really like a “classic” old-style PhpBB with tons of annoying icons and signatures.
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by yankput 3y ago
I hope I won’t trigger spam detection here on hn heh I just want to show that nobody seems to care about spam on npm…
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Search for “Weight Loss” on NPM(npmjs.com)
3 points by yankput 3y ago|2 comments
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by yankput 3y ago
It starts reasonable (okay I can understand their position) and as it goes on it becomes more dystopian “early signs of associate disengagement should be reported”
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by yankput 3y ago
Except they all leave files everywhere in ~, ~/.cache, ~/.config, ~/.whatevertheyfeellike
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by yankput 3y ago
I would ask on github through issues if I were you
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by yankput 3y ago
If all the users in the chat are offline, the chat is gone, right. Because it’s decentralised so there is nowhere to take the messages from? As there is no “cloud” edit: ahh yeah it’s in the FAQ in “session comparison”
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by yankput 3y ago
I guess he used some audio API that behaved differently in firefox back then
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by yankput 3y ago
Well if you play geoguessr, you often just see the name of the city.
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by yankput 3y ago
The site is from 2015.
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by yankput 3y ago
It’s so interesting that the async/await stuff basically makes his presentation points meaningless? if you’re just using the async/await why use the callback style in the first place… but I get it, you can always go back to the pr

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