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joelg236

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About joelg236

software developer in Calgary

joelgallant.io

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    Comment #33594863

    You can use PM2 with Deno

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    Comment #26801629

    This isn't valid syntax, no

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    Comment #18801642

    For non-code assets, do you know about `include_bytes`?

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    Comment #18591761

    Servall | Calgary, Canada | Web Developer | Onsite | Full-time We are a custom software development company that has built a brand around our core product, PatronScan - the most wi…

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    Comment #18359380

    Servall | Calgary, Canada | Web Developer | Onsite | Full-time We are a custom software development company that has built a brand around our core product, PatronScan - the most wi…

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    Comment #18303248

    In the keynote, Dan talked about how this works. It depends on the order that useState is called, which makes conditional branches a no-no (there's a linter for it).

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    Comment #18115810

    Servall | Calgary, Canada | Web Developer | Onsite | Full-time We are a custom software development company that has built a brand around our core product, PatronScan - the most wi…

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    Comment #17903648

    Servall | Calgary, Canada | Web Developer | Onsite | Full-time We are a custom software development company that has built a brand around our core product, PatronScan - the most wi…

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    Comment #17751494

    Servall | Calgary, Canada | Web Developer | Onsite | Full-time We are a custom software development company that has built a brand around our core product, PatronScan - the most wi…

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    Comment #12560213

    Doesn't look like it https://gist.github.com/coolaj86/e07d42f5961c68fc1fc8 https://github.com/isaacs/github/issues/156

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    Comment #12345874

    > Today’s startups were focused on consumer, developer tools, security, hardware, marketplaces, and non-profit. We’ll see a different set tomorrow concentrated around enterprise, B…

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    Comment #12101408

    > I really do wish that Rust would provide nice alignment guarantees (eg 32 byte) without depending on customizing the allocator, and builtin, safe, SIMD instructions Same could be…

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    Comment #12081455

    It doesn't need to be open source, no. It will host anything in the repo as static content, even if the repo is private.

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    Comment #12075055

    I'm assuming the argument is that at home, you'd just recharge from your house's power. So the use case is diminished in that sense.

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    Comment #12075032

    Sounds like a niche that might work for you guys. I'm guessing the people who need that kind of fuel intersects nicely with "people who don't have time to fill up" and are willing …

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    Comment #12073980

    Also relevant [0] 0: https://www.yourmechanic.com/

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    Comment #12073886

    Try this [0] 0: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/hckr-news/mnlaodle...

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    Comment #12038797

    2005. Long before it existed actually.

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    Comment #12033055

    Fourier transformations clicked for me from your previous articles, this outline really shows the skill of "sharpening" rather than "building" knowledge. Helpful for young kids to …

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    Comment #12002639

    Yes, a password manager likely negates this kind of attack. Although the timing info likely gives away that you're using the auto-fill (which isn't useful, just interesting)

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    Comment #11897657

    Your alternative is simply copy-pasting without using the system clipboard (old-fashioned style). I imagine there's a lot less attack vectors by doing it that way, at a small time …

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    Comment #11897416

    Apple has (relatively, you can replace some harddrives) the most control on hardware, so at least from that perspective it's easier for them.

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    Comment #11824459

    It would be very awesome to have this backend data user-contributed, makes the burden of adding and improving a lot less on you. I'm looking through the sections and see lots of li…

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    Comment #11678217

    Woah woah woah. Why? Who governs that?