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strokirk
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Comment #47800957
Scandinavian are quite different between each others as well.
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Comment #47784194
Wouldn’t it be easier to do those as stacked PRs then?
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Comment #47658270
Yeah, I’ve built many one-off scripts in my day, and these days they take 100x less time.
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Comment #47620098
Not to mention it’s a topic most if not all people have an innate strong opinion about based on their lived experiences!
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Comment #47620026
The books in Swedish primary school are tiny, no worries about that.
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Comment #47620005
Sounds interesting! Any good sources on that subject? I find results pointing both against it and for it, but am not a psychologist.
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Comment #47044774
Does any of these solutions work reliably for non-English languages? I’ve had a lot of issues trying to transcribe Swedish with all the products I’ve used so far.
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Comment #47044723
It’s like instructing a toddler.
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Comment #46946995
IRC never died.
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Comment #46905305
It doesn’t have to be, really. Even if it could replace 30% of documentation and SO scrounging, that’s pretty valuable. Especially since you can offload that and go take a coffee.
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Comment #46458594
Yet no mention of the real friction: buying a domain and getting hosting set up. There are a number of free alternatives out there but they are not well known by the public.
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Comment #44124743
I care, for sure. Electron apps have been better than tauri apps so far, from what I’ve used.
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Comment #42664985
Which?
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Comment #41635348
CI providers should definitely start proxying PyPI with their own cache.
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Comment #38301185
Visual iconography doesn't need to transmit the same ideas to different users, it's there to reduce space taken but still be identifiable to an experienced user of the tool.
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Comment #38049028
I would have needed this when I started learning Rust! All my early programs were object soups.
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Comment #37917261
Pyright doesn’t really support a lot of big libraries, like Django, so if you want to use them you’re out of luck.
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Comment #37025128
Wow. In Sweden, ”frequent” would be every second year.
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Comment #36876443
Why would in-office work lead to more burnout, as opposed to remote work? I’m thinking that remote work would be much more conducive to burnout - nothing to stop you working too lo…
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Comment #36871048
What made you think the goal is to not know SQL?
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Comment #36871001
What countless alternatives? I can’t think of many, and believe me, I’ve looked hard!
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Comment #36870899
It’s certainly not a feature. A lot of important SQL usage is ad-hoc queries, and they are more annoying to type than they should be.
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Comment #36850328
Which area is it more expensive in, then?
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Comment #36782951
Just because it’s predefined doesn’t mean it’s suboptimal. On the contrary - anything I do myself likely has less about of thought and consideration from an officially published co…
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Comment #36744774
I would take yaml and regular bash over long Makefile invocations every day.