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vasergen

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    Comment #43537986

    The training set is huge and model "forgets" some of the stuff, providing docs in context makes sense, plus docs could be up to date comparing to training set.

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    Comment #41841381

    > React is a library Can a library have compiler?)

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    Comment #41656242

    I'd say pull request should be reverted if necessary, but an idea that each commit should be revertable and expectation that project should work after it is unneeded complexity for…

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    Comment #40820755

    I am not a front-end developer. What are better alternatives to React nowadays?

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    Comment #40427999

    Sorry for off-topic, just wanted to say that the price page on mullvad.net is the best one I saw comparing to other SaaS. Everything simple and straight forward!

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    Comment #39465687

    > Typescript is a pretty nice language but the tooling around it is practically unusable. I work mainly with node/ts and totally agree, maybe just add that by tooling it is whole e…

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    Comment #39190391

    Nice, like that! I am thinking is in IT industry 'too clever and hardworking'the same as 'stupid and hardworking'?

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    Comment #38770377

    Thank you, this is a great talk! Even though I am not using clojure, Rich Hickey is one of my favorite speakers.

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    Comment #38732122

    I used it mostly when I pass an object into a function I don't control, but I want to make sure that the original object won't be changed.

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    Comment #38694460

    thanks, I didn't know that, I love i3!

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    Comment #38613069

    Any suggestion what should one read/watch to understand the difference between this and relational DB?

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    Comment #38475264

    did you try it on big dataset? there is a huge difference actually

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    Comment #38474933

    great stuff

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    Comment #38462913

    Wanted to ask the same, because didn't find it in the article

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    Comment #38362811

    > The experience of using Node.JS with TypeScript, ts-node, and ESM is horrible. So true, I really wandering if there was a better alternative, they essentially broke a lot of pack…

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    Comment #38216512

    But maybe by that time cockroaches will learn to read :D

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    Comment #38114042

    is similar approach possible for postgress and MySQL?

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    Comment #38086238

    > A lot of code - especially commercial code - is pretty boring if you do it right. That is a very good point. If your code doesn't look boring, then you probably doing something w…

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    Comment #38048145

    What does it mean "blazing fast"? Every new thing is blazingly fast nowadays.. deno, bun, turbopack, etc. I don't even know what does it mean to me as a user, does it really super …

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    Comment #37996273

    thanks for the tip

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    Comment #37767721

    > Javascript are still quite slow Can you describe your usecase for which JavaScript is slow? There are many languages that are slower than js like python or elixir, but they are d…

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    Comment #37439613

    I think the version is actually closer to `1.0.0-beta` than to `1.0.0`. I just installed v 1.0.0 and run `bun repl` and it failed with exit status code 1, it turns out the repl wan…

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    Comment #37431341

    I am not sure about node, but I think deno could be in trouble, it looks like they both compete for the same market

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    Comment #36033113

    > but they've been sold a narrative that NATO's expansion into Ukraine was an existential threat to them When the war started there were no talking what's so ever about NATO expans…