gotofritz

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by gotofritz 6mo ago
Why are you afraid of the truth
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by gotofritz 6mo ago
"Class act" is doing a lot of lifting there
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by gotofritz 2y ago
You say "exemplar", as if the 10 year long 2 to 3 upgrade which almost killed the language didn't happen... if it wasn't for the massive userbase of data scientists and academics which kept using it no matter what, pytho
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by gotofritz 3y ago
Great tool and great choice of video, it keeps the reactionaries away from your project
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by gotofritz 3y ago
The legacy app is absolutely NOT fast if you have a significant amount of notes. Still worth using because the current app simply lacks the functionality (they "solved" the costantly freezing problem by preventing people from sele
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by gotofritz 4y ago
Unnecessarily pedantic, yes. "Smartphones" are only "smart" compared to what came before. Which to the youth is irrelevant, because before their day. To them a phone and a smartphone are the same thing. All your comment
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by gotofritz 4y ago
There has ALWAYS gotta be a pedant, isn't there... The article is obviously about smartphones and social media
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by gotofritz 4y ago
This would have been a good discussion 10 years ago, but these days it's pydantic first, hardly ever use dataclass
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by gotofritz 6y ago
> Things like ... are probably not decided on and implemented by the engineering team but are coming down as a requirement from the top Yeah, welcome to the real world. We _all_ have to handle requirements like that, except maybe when we
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by gotofritz 6y ago
> It'll be interesting to see if whoever steps up to maintain React at that point will be able to grok its internal complexity, and to see how the community reacts to a rift when their favorite view library team pushes for one visio
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by gotofritz 6y ago
> hooks don't have an obvious context. I mean, that's the whole point of hooks... they get the context of whatever host function scope they are in. That's why the 'reusable logic' spiel. So if you create a useLoc
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by gotofritz 7y ago
Organising apps by language seems weird...
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by gotofritz 7y ago
Micro services are a different kettle of fish though Firstly, the benefits they offer have often little to do with the architecture itself, but with the bigger picture (separating teams, CIs, allowing different stacks, managing costs, scali
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by gotofritz 8y ago
I am looking forward to Betty Boop remixes...
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by gotofritz 9y ago
Yes, of course, we all have the time for endless fiddling with regular expressions... please
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by gotofritz 9y ago
No it isn't - not if the same person sends you a mixture of useless and usefule emails. And it doesn't solve the problem of your email adress being made public. With FB, you simply go on it when you feel like / have the time.
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by gotofritz 9y ago
LOL, and who owns WhatsApp /facepalm I don't like the "always on" part of WhatsApp and the like. I like FB because I can go on when I fell like. Who are you to tell me what I should use?
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by gotofritz 9y ago
This is good because it might make people question what they read on FB, but the reality is that (a) the whole digital economy is based on that. FB are no better than Google or Apple (who know where you are, right now!) or a miriad others (
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by gotofritz 9y ago
This is one of those 'soooo obvious but untrue' statements I use it to keep in touch with far away or unimportant people. Second degree aunts, ex schoolmates, etc. Without FB it's a nightmare keeping in touch the few times I
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by gotofritz 9y ago
How old are you? I am asking because I remember full well the pre-facebook days when people would send around 'funny videos' to groups of friends, with no chance of opting out, getting your email address shared with people you do
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by gotofritz 9y ago
GMail does the same - it looks like an industry wide trend. Basically smartphones are there to destroy all the gains in privacy and security made on desktop browsers (such as they are)
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by gotofritz 9y ago
Found the grumpy old coder
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by gotofritz 9y ago
Yes, sorry cannot find the link, but they are going to get rid of it from what I read. There is no more tightly integrated solution in the pipelines, you'll have to roll out your own with Express or something (or, more likely, a third
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by gotofritz 9y ago
You are missing the point. OP used "code is punk" as a metaphor for "just do it without getting bogged down by theory". I have changed his metaphor to "code is jazz" to express that he's wrong, you DO need
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by gotofritz 9y ago
> Code is punk. Go start a band. Although I understand the spirit behind this, code is most certainly NOT punk. That's what the JS / PHP / Flash script kiddies from the early 00s wrote. Or rather, it shouldn't be pu
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by gotofritz 9y ago
London Underground was privatised, then the government had to step in to rescue the firm that went bankrupt...
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by gotofritz 9y ago
They are just trying to give it a positive spin.
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by gotofritz 9y ago
TL;DR they are both dying
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by gotofritz 9y ago
"is turning out"? It's been a long time...
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by gotofritz 9y ago
Because there aren't as many, sadly, and many convince themselves SV is not for them, or they have no chance

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