globalreset

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by globalreset 3y ago
I'm surprised about the negativity in the comments. I'm happy someone is testing alternative approache. If they're wrong, they just wasted a bit of their own capital. If they are right - we might all benefit. You've got
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by globalreset 3y ago
TL;DR: They can't balance the parenthesis.
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by globalreset 3y ago
Like `style` or `input`? People got so stuck on JS for decades that they've forgot that HyperText in HTML is there for a reason. It was always supposed to be more than just UI descriptor markup. It is JS who is out of place in web. A l
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by globalreset 3y ago
Text. Just use damn text. Nobody wants to look at your logo. Why biz people have to ruin everything.
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by globalreset 3y ago
Htmx doesn't prevent anyone from using JS, and using a tiny bit of localized JS is explicitly encouraged.
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by globalreset 3y ago
It doesn't matter if we get rid of The Agile. If you make The Agile go away, there will be something else, equally horrible. The internal incentives in hierarchical organizations is to balloon the management, which suffocates the bott
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by globalreset 3y ago
You got to be an idiot to trust any public or vc company. You can use their products and services when it makes sense, you should never trust them.
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by globalreset 3y ago
This is an idiotic propaganda piece, not anything to do with science.
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by globalreset 3y ago
I disagree. Merge conflicts are just a fact of life, and line-granularity has good usability properties (displaying and editing). `git` has issues, but I don't see merge conflict granularity being an issue, especially when project enfo
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by globalreset 3y ago
To contrast tech workers against working class, and redirect resentment. It's not billionaires that turned the system against working class. It's the nerds at Google that make six figures, duh.
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by globalreset 3y ago
> fear of repercussions is mostly gone. Is it? Because AFAICT people censorship themselves online all the time for the fear of repercussion. It's like being on tape 27/7 where anyone that doesn't like you can watch your o
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by globalreset 3y ago
Wake up: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/A091RC1Q027SBEA (that's US Government hitting 1 trillion USD in interest payments every year).
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by globalreset 3y ago
At very least some free tier for NAT64 gateways, or shared DNS64/NAT64 alike https://nat64.net/public-providers for Amazon users would be nice. I'm fine with ipv6-only connectivity for a lot of hosts, but once in
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by globalreset 3y ago
> mRNA-1273 vaccine-associated myocardial injury was adjudicated in 22 participants (2.8% [95%CI, 1.7%–4.3%]).
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by globalreset 3y ago
... https://www.thebalancemoney.com/who-owns-the-u-s-national-de...
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by globalreset 3y ago
You just take the most unfavorable interpretation of what he said and add some jumps to conclusion to arrive at what fits your pre-existing opinion.
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by globalreset 3y ago
Large part of biggest crimes I've seen in software comes down to picking some allegedly good property and optimizing for it irrespective of costs and limitations it involves. Encapsulation, modularity, flexibility, readability, purity,
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by globalreset 3y ago
That sounds like one of the things they could write about in dailywtf. First, who has time to read a project from start to beginning. Second, as the time changes the dependencies between parts will change as well.
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by globalreset 3y ago
People use Rust for everything and love it. :D
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by globalreset 3y ago
Love both Tailscale and Xe's writing as well, and indeed, all these (rather irrelevant) images are just breaking the flow of reading/skimming the content. I guess I'll just watch the video instead.
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by globalreset 3y ago
Manager are for managing low skilled workers that need supervision and help. The idea that you hire "the best SWEs" and then you have to slap a manager to oversee them like they are burger flippers is ridiculous on its face. SWEs
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by globalreset 3y ago
Sending people with guns just because someone shared sequences of words you claim "ownership" over is a cost and harm. Society does not inherently owe you keeping your ideas exclusively controlled by you. It's a form of a art
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by globalreset 3y ago
Billions of people all over the world go about their lives just fine, worrying about mundane things and slowly improving their situation every day. Almost all objective metrics point out at the human population doing better than ever and li
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by globalreset 3y ago
Inserting batches of items in one db transaction is faster in Posgres as well, in my experience. I expect that to be the case for all rdbms. Each transaction has a cost of "flushing", and every non-transaction query is implicitly
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by globalreset 3y ago
Isn't that expected and natural? As performance of a system is being optimized, the relative size of un-optimizable parts goes up. Sure, your banking app crashes sometimes and annoys you. How about you delete it and instead take a bus
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by globalreset 3y ago
That `run=true` was just bad API: "boolean trap", yada, yada. The rest of "80% abstraction" idea is not well supported, and I don't buy it. The abstraction is either good or it isn't. Some stuff just does not a
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by globalreset 3y ago
Integers used for errors, lack of static typing, no semver, no tests to verify that behavior. I guess Ruby also can't use multiple versions of the same gem(?).
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by globalreset 3y ago
I love mine. Steam is great in itself, but now it has a handheld with tons of games verified to work well on it, and they're not tied to the hardware and evil greedy corporation.
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by globalreset 3y ago
I would not extrapolate from a single case. Language makes some minor tweaks, etc. someone gets unlucky and keeps hitting issues in their own codebase and their dependencies, so get rightfully pissed. Even in allegedly super-stable and back
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by globalreset 3y ago
Government/CB prints money, people get extra money so they are less price sensitive when spending, corporations can maintain higher margins. Yes, corporations are greedy, but that's not new. What's new is money printers worki

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