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Comment #42348355
I'd argue this is because social media is ironically enough, manipulated less than traditional mass media. Despite brigading from any side, anyone can get anything trending on soci…
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Comment #42343106
Yep, people not seeing the usecase have not tried to build a serverless product on AWS and found themselves stuck between cheap, performant but denormalized ddb or whatever the fuc…
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Comment #37111353
and typeof NaN == "number" is also part of the standard, it is valid to pass NaN to functions that accept numbers, and it's expected to propagate or change back to normal numbers (…
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Comment #37111314
the website is 90% problems of very stupid implicit type conversion, and 10% valid floating number behavior that exists in other languages too (0.1+0.2, NaN a number) I agree using…
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Comment #27882347
knowing how many people can't take disagreement well, I don't think this was a poor decision, practically you can't just trust everyone to have a good head on their shoulders, when…
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Comment #27227512
I feel the alternative is not better, a light weight bare minimum lib and no ability to install your own is definitely worse.
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Comment #27182293
there's a number of benchmarks you can checkout online. number crunching wise, Go is on par with Java and C#: https://benchmarksgame-team.pages.debian.net/benchmarksgame/... for we…
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Comment #27098269
I think service-changing requests should be passed to a higher level in the chain, to the architects or whatever, changing service contracts can end up changing the domain. I'd ass…
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Comment #25542282
you can solve underfetching and overfetching in a normal restful API, you can have optional entity relationship fetching on query/params, and also user defined queries. This might …