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Comment #42298027
Contribute to a mature open source project. Learn from the masters.
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Comment #42102408
Sounds bad. Hope Rust Foundation get their act together.
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Comment #29366988
Yup. Can we build the same for less "power users"? - A single startup file that starts up gitserver, a p2p node to enable repo discovery and submission of PRs. - A web/electrum cli…
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Comment #29363327
Wish we could stop using such msft run nonsense, and build a p2p decentralised PR system. What's the challenges we need to address to make it happen?
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Comment #25988640
No it shouldn't. We can do without one more centralised gateway to apps.
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Comment #25197282
Crowdsourcing surveillance!
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Comment #23486612
Had a similar experience. Typed languages are great for systems development, and I think, not so good for writing web applications. I also think, Ruby, Python, JS have dominated we…
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Comment #23486254
Well said! Couldn't agree more. The GraphQL confusion is one more bullshit in the world of web dev.
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Comment #23486241
If you don't like REST, don't use it. Whatever you do, don't even think that GraphQL will solve your problems. You were on the right track staying away from it till now. I can't al…
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Comment #23486208
I like my front end team to not write queries. I have seen too many front end developers write queries equivalent to "select * from users, t1, t2, ... tn, left outer join on users.…
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Comment #23464405
k8s and even docker are trying to solve a problem not many people will ever face. However, being the sexy new things loads of people get sucked into integrating it into their stack…
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Comment #23464389
My personal mantra of being a late adopter when it comes to cloud deployment tools has some benefits has served me well. I am even reluctant to integrate docker in my work flow. Gi…
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Comment #23341629
I have been remoting for over ten years now. The only rule I have now is to work with remote first teams. If there's an office where a big clique meets, you'll eventually feel left…
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Comment #23313306
Thanks for sharing. Was a pleasure to read, and might inspire me to finally start keeping a journal. The title could easily be switched to the original title "Why I keep a journal …
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Comment #23309058
Thanks for those links. I found them really educational. Does seem like we need some more tooling to avoid as much webpack pain as we can.
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Comment #23308216
I have done close to a decade of work in js, with jQuery in 2008, all the way to react and webpacker madness. I hope someone builds a wasm based front end framework. I did a quick …
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Comment #23284895
Thanks for this excellent reply. I want to print this out and stick it up on a wall.
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Comment #23275978
One more reason to stay away from corporate OSes
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Comment #23170796
Urgh... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Correlation_does_not_imply_cau... or https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/195024.A_Mathematician_R...
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Comment #22278656
There's so much data in this universe, people don't know what to do with it. When people don't know what to do, an industry grows to let them "feel" they are doing something useful…
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Comment #22206640
It has to be from the factory farms. Right?
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Comment #22206623
Does Matrix allow for anon communications?
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Comment #22145626
1. Go to Africa. 2. Put an elephant in Cairo. 3. Start at the Cape of Good Hope. 4. Work northward in an orderly manner, traversing the continent alternately east and west, 5. Duri…
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Comment #22145617
TIL: A sentinel value is sometimes known as an "Elephant in Cairo", due to a joke where this is used as a physical sentinel. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elephant_in_Cairo
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Comment #22145612
Thanks for sharing. I am trying to build a in-memory database and need to rapidly pick up some object pool management ideas.