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cbzehner
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Comment #35502872
I find Rust and Typescript have a lot of helpful surface similarities that make them an easy pair of languages to switch between. The fundamentals are very different but it’s a cas…
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Comment #29341884
I used Fish for several years before switching over to nushell a few weeks ago. Nushell takes the ideas behind Fish even further by incorporating types other than strings and addin…
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Comment #27647237
Incredible! What was the hardest part? What did you learn that you weren’t expecting?
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Comment #27307214
"What I really need is a droid that understands the binary language of moisture vaporators." "Vaporators? Sir, my first job was programming binary loadlifters—very similar to your …
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Comment #25799693
Please do. This has been a consistent pain point in my Rust web dev experience and even seeing some examples of how others structure solutions really helps!
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Comment #25084995
If this isn't an ironic commentary on current events...
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Comment #25016191
200 OK { errors: “This way lies madness” }
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Comment #25003141
My understanding was that darcs fixed the model but had fundamental performance problems at _some scale_. I think pijul took the same concepts and tried to streamline them. And thi…
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Comment #24152529
I moved back to Austin, Texas when this all started. Family, breakfast tacos and more living space were all factors.
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Comment #23709123
You've just invented shipping containers.
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Comment #23500492
tl;dr Suggested alternatives to the terminology master-slave: Primary-secondary, Leader-follower, Active-standby, Primary-replica, Writer-reader, Coordinator-worker, Parent-helper …
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Comment #22818970
I worked at a company with an engineer who had a Perl script that prompted them to record what they were doing at random intervals through out the day. When it came time for perfor…
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Comment #22817620
Thanks for sharing what you've been building. Very cool!
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Comment #22743414
> For maintaining eye contact during video call we need to look at camera rather than screen. I solve this problem in most meetings by positioning the main view as a smaller window…
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Comment #21626076
Seems similar in aim to Gitless [0] https://gitless.com/