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pawelkobojek
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Comment #45583170
I absolutely understand this is still alpha so I kind of assumed these are expected. Frankly, that's why I haven't submitted an issue -- I assumed it's going to be fixed at some po…
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Comment #45579974
Exactly - something along the lines of "Statement is unreachable".
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Comment #45579650
I love the speed advantage of pyrefly over (based)pyright but so far it doesn't seem to highlight as much as pyright does, for example it doesn't catch unreachable code like this: …
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Comment #45565423
I'm working on Penteglot - a fork of Emacs's Eglot LSP client with multi-server support. The main feature: you can run multiple language servers simultaneously for the same buffer.…
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Comment #44891548
Not sure why are you getting downvoted but I wanted to express my appreciation of comments like this. Being a non-native speaker I’ve been struggling with nuances like that one and…
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Comment #44094694
Adding a support for direct CDP connection with our custom browsers cluster that powers our web scraping API ( https://scrapingfish.com/ ) so that our customers can integrate it in…
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Comment #39836685
Interesting question to me, as I was focusing on AI for most of my career but got burnt out. Getting back to more traditional software engineering was a bliss. Right now, I'm worki…
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Comment #36485085
There's wonderful podcast on Spotify - Fall of Civilizations which has an episode on that subject: https://open.spotify.com/episode/4iiSrljKh9sVHBgMPd9EPd
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Comment #33930895
https://scrapingfish.com A SaaS we developed with my cofounder. Started at the beginning of this year and been growing steadily. We are involved daily in user support, marketing an…
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Comment #33789388
I love that eglot is being incorporated into emacs, though I myself use lsp-mode. Does anybody know how advanced eglot is? As far as I hear, it doesn't support multiple language se…
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Comment #33331363
Have you tried emacs-plus[1]? That's what I've been using for years now on macOS and never ran into issues. Opening big files is a different topic though I believe it doesn't work …
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Comment #32498867
Yes, RPi is totally optional. This article just provides an example setup.
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Comment #32498737
That's not easy to estimate, depends on your location and if you want to use RPi. A (very) rough estatimate is ~$40 per dongle, RPi starts from $35, totalling ~$115. You'd also nee…
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Comment #32487554
Disclaimer: I'm a Co Founder of the service I'm linking. Scraping Fish ( https://scrapingfish.com ) doesn't require a sign up. It is a paid service though. We (obviously) don't sel…
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Comment #32152643
Yes, we meant MRR, thanks for pointing up the typo
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Comment #32014138
There are two cases they brought up, one being web scraping and the other is making a clone website publicly displaying content from Instagram. I think Meta might be mixing up thes…
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Comment #31520946
Co-author here. I think 'bullshit' is a little of an overstatement. I agree it's not a definite answer at all but I think it's quite an approximation of how the job market in Rust …
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Comment #31519206
Sure, but there's a prevalent theme within Rust community that its job market is overweighted towards blockchain. I'm not sure if that's the case with other langs out there.
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Comment #31519113
It's a valid point, however I don't feel like there's a lot of discussion in e.g. python or JavaScript crowd around it. The post addresses the common concern within Rust community …
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