yulaow

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by yulaow 4y ago
The first thing for me is: moderators must not be chosen by the community but by the "admins", as it was in the old forums Moderators chosen by the community contribute to the echo chamber of the community itself and bend the rule
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by yulaow 4y ago
I believe every single person must define that for themselves, and should be a definition specific for a short timeframe, it is useless to think about an "end-goal-well-spent" time because your opinion about what is well spent is
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by yulaow 4y ago
Curios, I tried a macbook in the first month after the launch of the 16inches with m1pro/max and I found fractional scaling in macos for my two 27 1440p display _extremely_ bad, especially fonts were renderized so bad it was hurting my
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by yulaow 4y ago
I mean... cool but that's not addressing the problem at all (which is that having kids is too costly and risky right now, we have negligible infertility issues instead) because to pay for this you probably would have to pay far more th
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by yulaow 4y ago
While currently looking for a job I have found that big consultancy companies and finance / investment banks all prefer to have an in-office workforce. Maybe most of them will allow also hybrid so a real "5 days a week whole team
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by yulaow 4y ago
Neutral Recruiters for blockchain companies contact me but I said I don't want to work with that technology anymore, recruiters for standard web dev roles understand dapp development as standard web app development
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by yulaow 4y ago
I am looking at remote position in the whole euw
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by yulaow 4y ago
Actually it's the opposite. I am done with dapps and blockchain development and just looking for fullstack (preferring only backend when possible) typescript/golang positions. I am getting a good amount of recruiters contacting me
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by yulaow 4y ago
Here in Europe layoffs are more uncommon but I am having a very hard time finding open positions compared to just 3 years ago ( last time I was changing jobs ), and the situation is getting worse and worse each week that passes. And for jun
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by yulaow 4y ago
Of npm (the online database of packages) I hate the fact they never forced a clear distinction between package meant to be used only in the backend with node, package meant to be used only on the fe inside a browser, and package which can b
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by yulaow 4y ago
Honestly big tech has got too big and too much lobbying power in USA and I believe at this point, unless something really revolutionary happens, they'll hold the whole executive and legislative branches by the balls for a very long tim
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by yulaow 4y ago
Exactly, and this is why the rest of the world is wishing and waiting since years that US lawmakers start implementing serious anti-trust laws and entities which work in that direction. I mean, after the facebook-whatsapp merge (and the who
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by yulaow 4y ago
No, only long naps, else it is not worth the pay.
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by yulaow 4y ago
Just curious because I don't understand exactly what you mean, could you go in more details about why you don't like go?
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by yulaow 4y ago
PII is already heavily regulated in eu and harmonized since years, most eu nations have even more stringent laws on medical and sexual pii data
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by yulaow 4y ago
Think of the user having a number of games running in parallel equal to the usual number of tabs you have open in the browsers.
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by yulaow 4y ago
I lost it when at my previous job I found a 20 multiline super complex type defined by another dev, asked him to describe it because I was in a tight deadline and had not time to parse whatever he was defining. He starts with "it'
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by yulaow 4y ago
I believe that typescript type system is so flexible, powerful and complex just because it had to be adapted and built around the shortcomings and limitation of javascript. It makes no sense to have something like it if you build a language
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by yulaow 4y ago
No sadly you can't
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by yulaow 4y ago
How? You just need to not save user data outside of that strictly required for providing your service and you easily comply even with the most stringent GDPR directives. To be honest caring about privacy lowers a lot your barrier to entry,
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by yulaow 4y ago
It probably helped, but it is not at all the reason why it got that traction For comparison see Dart which was pushed even more by Google (I still remember when we were being inundated by "dart is soon gonna replace javascript everywhe
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by yulaow 4y ago
For the screens the problem could be related to the dp(via usbc)/hdmi ports. Most of the times if the port is directly connected to the dgpu it doesn't work under linux (this is, for what I understand, a problem with nvidia and th
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by yulaow 4y ago
I am just using this in the last few days to learn go to change stack, really the best form of tutorial I ever used in my whole cs life.
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by yulaow 5y ago
One of my best friends of school who was extremely smart, extremely fast learner, absurdly good with music instruments and already a hyperrealism-painter in elementary school (that thing always shock me when I remember it, at the same age I
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by yulaow 5y ago
1. I put myself willingly in social situations in which I didn't know anyone. The trick for me was picking and going alone to social events (= events in which there is a lot of group talks) in which I was fairly interested but not REAL
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by yulaow 5y ago
Honestly not and for a simple reason: there is nothing in deno that I need and can't find in node, but there are a lot of libraries in node that I need and I can't use them in deno. Simple as that
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by yulaow 5y ago
Honestly I keep the same investment strategy I had before and stay diversified (80% etf stock, 10% etf bond, 10% "maybe I'll never see the money back, whatever" crypto) and keep investing the same percentage of my salary (20%
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by yulaow 5y ago
Doesn't that make an hard life for the linter that now has to decide which template string represents a (complete) element and which is just text/whatever? I prefer the first solution because it's much simpler to parse
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by yulaow 5y ago
PoW already brought us to huge wealth concentration so it is not the solution either. This is one of the hard-not-so-talked problems of cryptos at the moment, and I can't see how to solve it.
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by yulaow 5y ago
If we are sure people like so much apple services and integration, should be no problem at all to have alternatives not even directly managed by apple (so that it won't cost anything to apple to support it, except for opening some &quo

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