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If anything, having such a long runway could cause the issue of people not migrating. 12 years presents no urgency in software, code is regularly rewritten every few years.
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I'm only looking for work in NL (ideally Amsterdam area) at companies willing to sponsor visa. Location: US (Want to relocate to NL) Willing to relocate: to NL yes Technologies: react (native as well), typescript, nodejs, grpc, mysql +
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This is more or less what dataloader accomplishes. Generally speaking when creating a gql service, graph traversal is not app code but library code.
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The solution for this is to use something like dataloader btw. It essentially waits for all these queries (I believe it uses queueMicrotask under the hood) and batches them. Not unlike other db batching proxies.
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I think REST is definitely playing catch up here though. A standard gql setup generally comes out of the box with type generation, web playgrounds, etc. Of course it's possible now with REST but I really think that gql helped push the
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Ask HN: Who's hiring software engineers in Amsterdam?
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Taking a look at Steam's download and preload system
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Theming can be done for specific types of elements but also your own keys like "primary", "secondary", etc. You should be able to change the color in one place.
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Looks neat, but I agree with others about using conditional includes instead. Perhaps this tool could build on that?
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I think in anonymous polling you'd find the results to be much more accurate than school records. Schools have awful track records of enabling bullies with things like "zero-tolerance" and the like.
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People do the same stuff with my vision loss. I have usher's syndrome, it's not curable right now but everyone has some answer for me. Of course I don't want to go blind, so yes, I have researched options and studies, thank y
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No? Node.js 15 is "current" - as in it is essentially the "develop branch." If you take a look at the release cycle, 14 will start LTS in a few days, and 16 will start as LTS next year in April. While in LTS they only re
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Ignoring how people generally use a word to make a point is pedantry and not useful.
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I'm confused, wouldn't FE be considered OEM?
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Imgur recently got the _exact_ same ui doing the _exact_ same stupid shit.
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But I don’t want to write JavaScript(!) and deal with all the complexities that comes with it like npm, webpack, typescript… Fortunately, I can just compile GoLang to WebAssembly (WASM) Okay... Large WASM binaries (especially from GoLang
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The thing I find odd about sms 2fa is I sometimes get multiple services texting me through the same short code. Isn't that a security hole in itself? If a user recognizes a number as the "security number that texts me sometimes&qu
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Browsers generally will not set `navigator.mediaDevices` unless you're using a secure connection (except for localhost). This is frustrating when testing apps that use these features as you then need to use self signed certs. I underst
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I'll take "what is due diligence" for 300, Alex.
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1. What does gatekeeping accomplish here? 2. Did you even read the tutorial? It does much more than just "stream your entire screen"
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Why do you assume that OP is American? Consumerism is a worldwide problem.
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The project is 2 months old and they say nothing about its readiness for production, simply that it _could_ be used for a REST backend or similar. They also say that it could be used for a quick PoC. I'm not quite understanding how eit
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I don't believe the OP of this post are the same person as the author of the library. Someone publishing a project isn't harmful, you don't have to use it. If someone uses it and gets burned that is their fault, not the autho
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I'm pretty sure github has zero impact on the tech choices made by ICE or any other government agency.
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Extremely public: https://twitter.com/aweary/status/1267895488205869057 - so public in fact, he brought the private messages out publicly as well.
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Dark mode is an accessibility feature that people happen to enjoy, I need it.
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JS dev here, I'd just like to say that the final sentence is just plain wrong at this point. Package locks are a thing and I don't actually remember the last time my project broke without myself having been behind the change that
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What if it's something simple like a galactic lighthouse of sorts? Not sure why I'm being downvoted. Lighthouses use directional light and if you're stationary you'll see the light at certain increments of time. An advan
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Here in AZ the gov vocational rehab is so understaffed just to be onboarded I received an appointment almost a year after I called. Now with corona virus cases will surely have been pushed back even further possibly for another year. It
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Yes this was 2 years ago, I ended up at Columbia Ophthalmology in NYC and they were able to get me DNA tested after another local doctor failed to assist me in doing so. USH2A is the name of the specific condition if you're curious.
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