lpedrosa

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by lpedrosa 5mo ago
Well, maybe because life is not a zero sum game? Sometimes you do things just because.
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by lpedrosa 7mo ago
I fully agree with your sentiment, and it also drives me crazy sometimes. I wonder if the main problem was all the min maxing interview patterns that rewarded algorithm problem solvers back in the 2010's onwards. People applied for sof
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by lpedrosa 10mo ago
Tbh, I much prefer ORY's API first approach. I looked into Keycloak when I was trying to have a multi-purpose auth server that allowed me to peek into the auth flows. The sheer complexity of Keycloak's configuration and deployment
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by lpedrosa 1y ago
I believe the difference between ICE degradation and EV degradation is that the EV one actually affects the car's range. While it is true that your car might consume more oil, and some other component might need replacing, its range, a
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by lpedrosa 1y ago
Then you don't go "off the beaten path" and instead stick to the tourist friendly places. Demanding the locals to accommodate your lazyness is basically shouting "I'm entitled".
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by lpedrosa 2y ago
> Are there really enough benefits from uv to justify it as the only option? The author probably really likes uv, thus the biased instructions. I also think uv is great, but I wouldn't mention it in the user facing installation inst
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by lpedrosa 3y ago
> This feature of web components encourages a design of composability. I am not a React, Vue (and friends dev) at all. Heck, I haven't done front-end or full stack for a long time now. However, taking React as an example, where does
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by lpedrosa 3y ago
You are correct. You don't have to use the shadow DOM, when you create a new Custom Element. The shadow DOM provides two things: - style encapsulation (as well as `id` attributes) - ability to use `<slot>` for templating You shou
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Handling phone verification edge cases(tru.id)
4 points by lpedrosa 4y ago|0 comments
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by lpedrosa 4y ago
What if doing dozens of REST calls is effectively the product?
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by lpedrosa 4y ago
I think there was something like a package manager. Tbh, I wish we lived in an alternative reality where SML won over JS and we had it running on every major browser.
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by lpedrosa 4y ago
This is great. I wanted to create something like this for quite some time! I definitely try it. Well done!
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by lpedrosa 4y ago
> So when I say that structured concurrency does not suffer from the colored function problem, what I am saying is that callers, and programmers, do not need to care what functions do underneath when they are called Thanks for clarifying
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by lpedrosa 4y ago
I don't get the author's conclusion section, especially "structured concurrency does not suffer the colored function problem". Structured concurrency has nothing to do with function colouring. It is how you organise and
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by lpedrosa 6y ago
Java as a language is becoming more and more like OCaml. Once sealed types are introduced, we'll get closer and closer since you already have records and pattern matching. Obviously, it'll never be the same. Java will always have
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by lpedrosa 10y ago
> The use of TDD, DDD, CQRS and Event Sourcing gives me immense flexibility to be able to refactor a large codebase and then test it through its whole lifespan (with actual data). What is your experience in applying those principles in a
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by lpedrosa 11y ago
This is pretty cool. Any plans for releasing a blog post about building the game, or even the source?
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by lpedrosa 11y ago
Try turning on the mouselook. I think the key for that is '\' or something. Check the controls