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Comment #32495304
I went from Python to Rust to Go. Python I won’t spend long on, it’s problems are well documented. Rust, which I use wherever possible, just is not the right language for apis for …
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Comment #32357404
Why would it not make you smarter? Having a hard time following this logic. Perhaps not significantly, but if they say something you don’t know, then by definition you just got a l…
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Comment #32253355
Hack because?
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Comment #32134860
I can’t help but think OP was being sarcastic
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Comment #32059370
Do you have examples? Of things that are faster in vim?
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Can VSCode editing be as fast as Emacs/Vim?
I’d like to say I’m a vscode power user - I use a huge amount of shortcuts, keystrokes, etc. To the point where when peers watch me code I get comments on my proficiency with the I…
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Comment #32037011
Why must you keep track of changes? No one is forcing you to figure out how to use things. It’s nice for power users. I know many people who essentially use vsc as notepad++, and t…
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Comment #32014525
First time I’ve heard about the 6 connection limit. I’m not fully understanding the response - are you saying that the limit is not imposed if you use https? Or am I reading wrong?…
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Comment #31982831
First, to respond directly to the post: having a (stable, one you don’t tinker with every other day) k8 setup isn’t bad, its only bad when you have to pay the setup overhead. I bui…
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Comment #31946906
Does anyone who used to be a meat eater and switched to the plant based meat alternatives like impossible burger actually believe that they are similar? I’m attempting to go vegeta…
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Comment #31908347
I’m confused by this comment - what’s the problem here? The processes is slow and manual? While I get that that’s an issue in its own right, how does that connect to this post? Wha…
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Comment #31582144
What?
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Comment #31339904
I experience this and have this exact model, and it is a mostly software issue. I don’t get this problem when my computer isn’t doing much, but when I’m using a ton of CPU, the cra…
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Comment #31154309
I think this is forcing me to choose between two evils - do I want to look like I can only write half baked weekend projects, or do I want to look like I don’t write any code in my…
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Comment #30919861
I’ve seen these and got it to work this way. I’m not too fond of working inside the container as it’s just a little more friction, but I’ve been working this way for a little bit n…
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Comment #30919837
The trouble with this is that the python environment is in the container - In step 2, id need to type path to the interpreter that it inside the container. Although, now you’ve got…
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Comment #30918368
Hijacking this: does anyone know how to get vscode to use a python interpreter inside a docker container for linting? I’ve resorted to using the docker container, but also having a…
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Comment #30746754
Not sure about this: everyone else screwed seems kind of a far reach. If you consider screwed “unable to buy luxuries” then maybe, but I consider screwed “unable to buy food” and M…
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Comment #30595787
Desmos.com/scientific is my go to. Best calculator ever - understands some LaTeX but also has the buttons for scenarios where I don’t know the LaTeX
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Comment #30178081
This is why I think non-null assertion should be accepted by default. If you forget to set the DB connection string, my backend is essentially useless! I can’t persist anything. I …
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Comment #30177618
Idea* that has been beaten to death :) From a consumer perspective, a product has to be 10x better for me to pay for it. There’s simply no way to make a bookmarking app that’s 10x …
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Ask HN: What kind of tests do you write for your side projects?
I have a hobby side project, which I’m quite close to shipping. I started off going for 90% unit tests, but since I’m hacking alone, it ends up taking a bunch of time to keep the t…
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Comment #30030462
Not sure about “of course” - TS gets erased at runtime, so while “of course” it’ll increase the pre-compiled code size, it’s not so easy post compile. If you weren’t aware, you can…