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interactivecode
4y ago
Agree, I think the fear of someone finding a vulnerability and the original author being held accountable is high enough for almost nobody to open source their code.
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4y ago
I think traditionally this is done with interns and email or shipping drives.
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interactivecode
4y ago
Can I just say this is such a lovely site design. fast, clean and very readable. Bravo!
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4y ago
Which modern language does typing really well? I would love to try a language in which it isn't frustrating to work with types. I use types at work in Typescript and Swift but honestly I'm not very convinced it's worth the ha
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interactivecode
4y ago
So perhaps you should use your power supply instead of the monitor power because it's clearly not getting enough power at peak?
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5y ago
The same in The Netherlands. However from what I understand in the EU it’s a lot easier. For example between France and The Netherlands the company doesn’t need a full office. You just need to register with the countries tax office and pay
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5y ago
I'm waiting for the day where I can plug my iphone into my screen and have a full os show up. Apple seems like the perfect company to build that.
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5y ago
I thought this was one of the main advantages of typed languages refactoring or renaming is safe and easy. What gives?
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5y ago
I always thought the react programming model could solve most criticisms perfectly with a built in liveview style server part
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5y ago
On a side note I always find it interesting to see the static type and algorithm fans taut how correct code is. Great we now got typescript everywhere… it’s still amazingly difficult to test and validate user interfaces, styles and layouts.
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5y ago
So if both african countries and one of the large most power country actively destabilize a nation. Why would smaller and less powerful nations be the primary cause instead of the big one? but yeah, the one does not rule out the other
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5y ago
because the western countries actively dis-stabilizes other countries and continents. Take for example South America and the US
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5y ago
why does the west feel its their job alone to write the history of African countries instead of letting them research and write their own history instead? (write as in write down, not write as invent)
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interactivecode
5y ago
Are you familiar with Literate Programming? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Literate_programming
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5y ago
That’s horrible because the git commit messages are easily lost, disconnected or hard to find in any reasonably active codebase. For example as soon as you do a change and move a file it almost always disconnects from the previous change hi
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5y ago
Hopefully this speeds up the adoption of solar panels. We have the tech to be less reliant on fossil fuel and ee should be doing that
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5y ago
I come to think that an MVP is only that, when after validating your product case. You scrap the mvp and build the product from scratch. If you’re not able yo scrap what you have you aren’t validating product market fit, you are forcing a p
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5y ago
If you’re on mac mimestream is really good: https://mimestream.com/
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interactivecode
5y ago
So what language do you use for cranking out enterprise crud apps and getting actual work done?
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5y ago
I don’t get it, what’s the difference between nix and other dependency or package managers?
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interactivecode
5y ago
MacOS is simple, open xcode, new project, choose the app and press run.
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5y ago
Can you really trust those average 3 engineers you work with to build any sort of complex piece of software more reliably just to get started with the project you're actually building?
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interactivecode
5y ago
Everyone always talking about simple code. But what can we agree on that makes code simple?
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5y ago
publishing usualy mean "making public" so showing photos in a private context is obviously not public.
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interactivecode
5y ago
because you still want server rendered html? because you focus on building websites? Being platform specific makes it easier to have a higher quality and integration on that specific platform.
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5y ago
How many developers write C programs versus how many developers write JS apps? Without accounting for that, your comparison makes no sense! Not even mentioning that you’re comparing two very different level languages. A low level language l
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5y ago
Until recently the dutch government ran opium factories: https://decorrespondent.nl/7514/nederland-runde-eeuwenlang-e...
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5y ago
Has it been getting worse? like actually? I've seen some journalism from the past and it doesn't seem any less sensationalist. In the past perhaps a bit more formal english was used in media. Accounting for that so much misinforma
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5y ago
Next thing you know someone both edits and renames a file and you lose all your extensive documentation
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5y ago
Can we just agree that more documentation is better? Well named variables, short functions, inline comments, annotations, examples, context, tutorials, types, friendly code owners. Any and all those things are helpful when dealing with unfa
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