bitblender

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by bitblender 1y ago
Plagiarism is theft because it does take something away from the original author (attribution). Plagiarism and piracy are different concepts. Making a copy and forking the code is not what they did wrong, that part was authorized. Deleting
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by bitblender 3y ago
I want to call my Uncle Steve in Melbourne. What time DOES THE SUN RISE there? Google tells me it happens at 7:17am. It is currently 4:25am. It's probably best not to call right now.
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by bitblender 3y ago
For starters, "the world is flat" is falsifiable and trivially disproven with evidence. "Dynamic types are better" is neither of these. If you're going to pin someone's professional value to a single technical
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by bitblender 3y ago
Again, I don't mean "personal" in the sense that you are making a statement about someone's worth as a person. It's "personal" because you extrapolate information about an individual person's technica
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by bitblender 3y ago
It is "personal" if you attach someone's technical opinion to broader implications about their own competence. If you disagree with a technical opinion, say so and move on, there is no reason to even discuss someone's ow
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by bitblender 3y ago
I don't consider it productive to be personal about technical topics. It's best to divorce yourself and the other party from the issue to limit as much bias as possible. You don't need to worry about the good-faithness of an
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by bitblender 3y ago
Disliking async/await does not make someone "generally bad at programming". This is a childish ad-hominem mindset that has no place in technical debates. Rust's decision to adopt async/await over green threads was i
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by bitblender 3y ago
I think your disagreements are valid, but I don't think it is fair to say this is an amateurish take or infer the author's level of experience. Your example of unnecessary inheritance hierarchies (which I have also faced many time
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by bitblender 3y ago
Bun is apparently targeting September 7th for a 1.0 release. I also have concerns about delivering a stable api using a language that doesn't have one yet.
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by bitblender 3y ago
>That 'balance' is not for everyone - but crucially it is what some people want I've never seen anyone that could sustain an 80+ hour per week grind and make it out without severe personal issues (whether they are willing
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by bitblender 3y ago
Is there a way to disable arbitrary I/O in macros? I would like to use this feature to compute lookup tables and inline the results of pure functions, but I really really do not want my bundler making arbitrary http calls or other sort
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by bitblender 3y ago
Yes really. The fact that you can "often just return an object straight from the database" and have it fulfill the functional requirements of your client is just a coincidence, or more likely it's an invarient that you have d
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by bitblender 3y ago
In this case SignupRequest is your contract representation, Account is your storage representation, and the "backend code path" is the transformer/napping layer. >I don't have two representations of the same object. R