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jestar_jokin
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Comment #30637022
As you say, it's just a matter of familiarity. Sounds like you just need exposure to more programming languages/paradigms, as it's a pretty common convention. I believe it comes fr…
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Comment #30636940
Sounds like a problem with some API trying to make everyone happy. Could be avoided by having more functions, one for each case. (Only if you control the code, of course.)
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Comment #29222499
I know Tom Scott, known now for his YouTube videos, was on the forums (I produced a remix for a charity single he made). He's turned out overwhelmingly wholesome and level-headed.
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Comment #29221767
There's libraries that let you define a schema programmatically, and then infer the types. https://github.com/sinclairzx81/typebox
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Comment #29114362
So a candidate has to know someone who's already in the company? Which means they probably went to the same school/uni. Rough for anyone outside your bubble. Or they cold-call peop…
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Comment #28701635
Are they also going to remove Python, Ruby, NodeJS, PHP, and every other programming language runtime? Why not? Hopefully Graal gets more traction, so these Java (and Ruby, NodeJS,…
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Comment #28589897
Libs provide something out of the box to do this, e.g. `ts-essentials` provides `Opaque`, so you just write `type DateString = Opaque `
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Comment #28589889
No good if you need to convert between time zones, IME.
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Comment #28589887
date-fns does not support time zones, so it's not really comparable. (Although it looks like `js-joda` doesn't contain the time zone database, for that you also need `@js-joda/time…
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Comment #28508274
Windows 8 really broke the UI, to support tablets, and the OS has never recovered. :(
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Comment #28508253
Doesn't Flutter fail point 1: all widgets are custom rendered (OpenGL) things? So integration with the host OS's capabilities may be lacking (e.g. accessibility features).
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Comment #28353355
What "prevailing socialist false narrative" are you talking about? I don't see how print media, owned 62.4% by Fox News/Murdoch and 26.4% by Nine (chaired by Peter Costello, former…
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Comment #28151352
South Australia has been doing pretty well with a renewables-backed grid. There was a smear campaign in 2016 regarding a state-wide blackout, caused by severe weather affecting the…
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Comment #28151285
A forward-thinking government would be incentivising a diverse economy, subsidised by the windfall from the currently profitable industries. Instead, the incumbant governments just…
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Comment #27658491
I think this article misunderstands the list of supported processors. The Microsoft page is for hardware developers, e.g. laptop and desktop manufacturers. They shouldn't be using …
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Comment #26720099
It's German punctuation. https://www.thoughtco.com/german-zeichensetzung-punctuation-...
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Comment #26586334
The danger is that a developer will use `svelte.each()`, thinking it uses the same rules as normal JS syntax, but it turns out Svelte applies its own rules which _are_ slightly dif…
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Comment #26221023
> the algorithm has transformed our world in its image So it is, and so it will ever be. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Historical_materialism > history is the result of material co…
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Comment #26218760
I remember it from 2001...! It was very helpful in exposing me to genres I would never have otherwise known about from my semi-rural upbringing.
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Comment #26009008
I've got a team that insists all types go into `.d.ts` files. For every type internal to the app (an API backend). The types are never exported, not even to the frontend. Apparentl…
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Comment #24852248
I evaluated formats for online docs for a Node.js library I was writing. Asciidoc(tor) was the only one I found that was available as JS lib (thanks to Asciidoctor.js), but more im…
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Comment #24692413
The Competitive Enterprise Institute is an industry advocacy group, with ties to Koch, coal, tobacco. https://www.sourcewatch.org/index.php/Competitive_Enterprise... Their "scienti…
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Comment #24096655
A MIDI sequencer just outputs MIDI instructions, it doesn't generate sound unless it implements a synth (sound generator) of some sort. You'd need to install something like loopMID…
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Comment #17905918
Right, because managers never need feedback on how well they're managing their staff...?! Some shops have "360 degree reviews", where you need to get reviews from your colleagues a…
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Comment #17815661
As a low-cost option, maybe Google Forms? You could define it as a survey, defining your "process" and "signoff" fields. The results can be automatically recorded into a "Google Sh…