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by ht85 11mo ago
I was thinking about switching back to Windows but finally getting missing functionalities like Recall may change my mind...
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by ht85 1y ago
(maximum_number_of_students <=> students.size).clamp(0..) Holy... Is this better or worse than write-once perl regexes?
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by ht85 2y ago
All that's left is to make it road-proof!
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by ht85 2y ago
The wallet name was exodus, how fitting :D
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by ht85 2y ago
Another thing is that almost every complaint I see about React (except bundle size maybe, but who cares?) exists in the APP context. If your use case is a simple website, React is just a nice templating lib and you won't need to use an
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by ht85 2y ago
It looks like rubyist brainrot
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by ht85 2y ago
There is a reason why many parts of the world will ticket you for not wearing your seatbelt. There is a reason you cannot (could not? crypto changed a lot) do advanced stock trading without a license. Why gambling is regulated, etc. We don&
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by ht85 2y ago
> I am lacking empathy for those who are apparently so hooked up to the here-and-now A large amount of those people are very young, at an age where you don't really pick your options solely on their super long term consequences. Mos
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by ht85 2y ago
You can also discard changes that way, e.g.: git checkout -p -- .
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by ht85 2y ago
Strongly typed languages have a higher barrier of entry and require an engineering mindset. That's anecdotal but if I think of exceptionally competent people I've worked with on JS projects, all of them have spent time building an
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by ht85 2y ago
I have a small software company, under 10 employees. We make B2B applications and focus 100% of our efforts on understanding our customers' needs and the quality of our product. No marketing, no "incentives", nothing. Just ho
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by ht85 2y ago
It is exactly that. We make stuff, problems arise, we make new stuff that does not suffer from said problems. Because everything is a trade-off, new stuff creates new problems. Those are the problems complainers complain about, ignorant of
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by ht85 2y ago
Does your curvy monitor support touch?
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by ht85 2y ago
> VR? Sex dolls? Until now, VR child porn and child sized sex dolls were not on my mind when I thought of state sponsored healthcare. I say this half jokingly, I am not really sure how I would want society to deal with that kind of menta
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by ht85 2y ago
It says there are 6 people with my last name in Spain, guess you can call it uncommon :p
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by ht85 2y ago
No, names needed to match my ID document, which only has first name and last name.
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by ht85 2y ago
No middle name, just first name last name.
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by ht85 2y ago
I once tried to open a bank account in Spain, which could not be done because I did not have a second last name. Spanish babies receive the last names of both parents. The employee was trying her best and I eventually suggested she could pu
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by ht85 3y ago
> honestly point to an example No but I can come up with a KPI that does.
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by ht85 3y ago
function is<T extends string>(value: string, prefix: T): value is `${typeof prefix}_${string}` { return value.startsWith(`${prefix}_`) } You can now do `is(id, 'user')`. If you do that often you probably
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by ht85 3y ago
If you ever need column name autocomplete, writing an UPDATE statement and changing it after is an ok workaround. It would probably be a tough change to push through for the standard committee... a great one for users though, even if it tak
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by ht85 3y ago
Make it 3 times, you never know how clever those hackers folks could be!
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by ht85 3y ago
You are correct, wikifeet confirms it.
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by ht85 3y ago
From the top answer: > 1/2 m ≈ 1.5 ft Thanks US units for the quote of the day: "Meters are for waves, feet are for antennas"
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by ht85 3y ago
The McDonald-Douglas Fast Engineering company. I'm flyin' it!
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by ht85 3y ago
Just tried installing it, fails as some of the dependencies have been made private :(
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by ht85 3y ago
A better design would look like this: CREATE TABLE numbers ( minus_four_billions_two_hundred_ninety_four_millions_nine_hundred_sixty_seven_thousands_two_hundred_ninety_six_is_even BOOLEAN, ... zero_is_even BOOLEAN,
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by ht85 3y ago
I completely agree, I hate that way of coding and would go for the concise version.
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by ht85 3y ago
If only functions could take arguments... Doesn't that already look 100x better? class UserCreator def create_user(email) user = create_user_object(email) assign_admin_role(user) assign_invite_permis
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by ht85 3y ago
I call it "assembly ruby", where registers start with "@" and opcodes are defined with "def". So dreadful.

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