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by phpnode 3y ago
Almost all discourse around HATEOAS is in the context of APIs
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by phpnode 3y ago
It’s a brilliant and beautiful idea that has approximately zero success stories in the real world
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by phpnode 3y ago
All weaknesses or differences can be used against you. When you’re interviewing for a job you are presenting an idealised version of yourself that makes the decision to hire you easy from the interviewer’s perspective. That’s not the time t
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by phpnode 3y ago
it doesn't. Hosts will inevitably start blocking clients which don't exchange an attestation token
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by phpnode 3y ago
As the middle man Google benefits from ad-fraud and has few incentives to really stop it. Ad-blocking is a real problem for them however, and they have huge incentives to prevent that. Ignore what they say - that's what WEI is actually
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by phpnode 3y ago
This is the bait to make it sound reasonable. Of course this hold-back feature will be quietly disabled at some point in the future. The whole proposal is full of weaselly half truths and misrepresentation about their real plans
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by phpnode 3y ago
Too slow, it will be decades before the people going through the education system now are in a position to effect change
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by phpnode 3y ago
this is awesome!
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by phpnode 3y ago
The underhanded way this is being proposed is really something else. It's hosted on a non-google github to provide distance, it's worded in a way that makes it seem like this is something that benefits users, when it's the ab
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by phpnode 3y ago
It's an absolutely crazy valuation for the product / industry. Ultimately they're competing with free & good enough. What's their moat?
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by phpnode 3y ago
Ads were of course common in 1995, but monetisation in general was rarer. A greater proportion of the web was hobbyists writing and collating information about subjects they were interested in, not because of financial incentives.
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by phpnode 3y ago
The best way to learn is to become a PPC expert at some marketing company, you'll still burn through thousands learning all the tricks, but at least they won't be your thousands.
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by phpnode 3y ago
The key point that Four Lions makes is that the terrorists are not the highly devoted, strict followers of Islam that they claim to be. They are bored, directionless clowns and the devout want nothing to do with them. This is highlighted
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by phpnode 3y ago
Even worse, I’m a typescript consultant
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by phpnode 3y ago
I've got no particular interest in V, but the hate it gets from a certain group of people here is really perplexing and I don't think it's at all warranted from what I've seen.
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by phpnode 3y ago
I agree, it just has a bad reputation and there’s few obvious and well known success stories
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by phpnode 3y ago
right, but they have a close association as OP says, and RDF is wrongly dismissed for similar reasons as XML (too complex, too much ceremony, too difficult, not enough value)
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by phpnode 3y ago
That is definitely not the solely correct solution and I’m really curious to know what kind of punishment you think is appropriate here.
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by phpnode 3y ago
Can you share a playground link? When I try I do get the suggestion, but that suggestion is coming from the list of words in the file, not from typescript's language service. In the playground you can see the difference because the the
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by phpnode 3y ago
this is exactly what JSDoc is for, it's had these capabilities from the start.
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by phpnode 3y ago
No, in this case the IDE won't help you. To make that happen you'd have to write this as: (keyof typeof someObject | (string & Record<never, never>))[] which will give you autocomplete but still allow arbitrary
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by phpnode 3y ago
This won't work - the code you've written here will forbid non string keys (i.e. symbols) but it won't allow arbitrary strings. If you changed it to a union rather than an intersection then that won't work either because
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by phpnode 3y ago
No, it’s more like ES4 which was eventually abandoned and never became part of ecmascript
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by phpnode 3y ago
Title needs (2011). Not because that's when it was written but because that's when this technique was the future.
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by phpnode 3y ago
Lexing separately is cleaner in that the lexer's only job is to produce tokens and then the parser's only job is to consume tokens and produce e.g. an AST. It also means that you can use that token stream for other things that don
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by phpnode 3y ago
That’s a level of confidence, preparation and forward thinking that would be uncharacteristic. The reality is that everyone else is cutting staff so it’s become expected. And because it’s expected and happening throughout the industry it’s
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by phpnode 3y ago
we did aim for an achievable goal, and steamed straight past it with our fingers in our ears.
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Your biggest adversary, one that's cast a dark shadow over your country and it's allies, one that's consumed trillions of dollars of defence spending over the last 75 years, is now being ground down and exhausted with approxi
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by phpnode 3y ago
Normal people just use the defaults, the idea of choosing a web browser or changing the default search engine is completely alien to most.
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that's ridiculous, most humans are natural centrists with very few people making up the extremes.

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