I usually just use Unit Test coverage as extra insurance that I didn't accidentally forget a path when writing up tests for new classes, or when trying to assess others tests to see if/what they miss. Outside of that, I…
Yep, basically. I looked into Racketscript a while ago, seems like it was a graduate thesis project that heavily built off of a similar python project iirc. It's based on a very old version of rkt, pre-chez, and…
I was really excited when I started using racket that I could switch to static typing when I wanted it. However after trying out contract's, I must say I'm quite a fan of them as an alternative. Sure, you lose out on…
I know I hate it when I join IRC channels and have no context as to what anybody has been talking about, as there is no history to quickly go over. Even just having the past days history would help in this regard, at…
I feel like Solution 1 is pretty close to what I see as the "solution". I think for commonly requested permissions that are not commonly accepted, they should just use a smaller, more discreet icon for notifying the…
I haven't really checked out LineageOS before. Just briefly browsing their site gives me a bit of skepticism. It doesn't seem to be very professional. For example, their about page, and one of their most recent blog…
From the github repo readme: > In most countries, transmitting radio waves without a state-issued licence specific to the transmission modalities (frequency, power, bandwidth, etc.) is illegal.
I find it absolutely mindboggling that Switch's are bricking when 3rd party accessories are plugged in isn't being treated as a bigger issue. Everything I've heard is that the Nyko dock is at fault, but why the hell…
I'd be interested in something better as well. I was testing SQuirrel SQL the other day (have used it before for MSSQL), but the Oracle plugins for it seem to have succumb to bitrot over the past couple of years. UI can…
If only ICE transportation was the whole problem. It's something though. Moving in the right direction, just maybe not at a quick enough pace.
I think that might be the first time I've ever seen "Clojure" and "lack of parenthesis" in the same sentence. Presumably you meant C-style parens. :D I agree though. Honestly, getting worked up over such fluff as where…
This is what I was looking for. The 'Performance' section of the article was pretty lacking on any actual details. They mention that it's more consistent over 24 hour periods, but that could've just meant that output…
If I understand correctly, the head of the FCC wants state governments to decide which companies can participate in the federal Lifeline program to subsidize costs for consumers, instead of going directly to the FCC to…
Looks like you're both on the same page. "...but third party accusation should not be enough."
To be fair, it seems to me like the typical webdev coming from C#/Java really wants the class syntax. I disagree with it, but I don't think it's just MS that's pushing it through, and even if it is, there's definitely…
I usually just use Unit Test coverage as extra insurance that I didn't accidentally forget a path when writing up tests for new classes, or when trying to assess others tests to see if/what they miss. Outside of that, I…
Yep, basically. I looked into Racketscript a while ago, seems like it was a graduate thesis project that heavily built off of a similar python project iirc. It's based on a very old version of rkt, pre-chez, and…
I was really excited when I started using racket that I could switch to static typing when I wanted it. However after trying out contract's, I must say I'm quite a fan of them as an alternative. Sure, you lose out on…
I know I hate it when I join IRC channels and have no context as to what anybody has been talking about, as there is no history to quickly go over. Even just having the past days history would help in this regard, at…
I feel like Solution 1 is pretty close to what I see as the "solution". I think for commonly requested permissions that are not commonly accepted, they should just use a smaller, more discreet icon for notifying the…
I haven't really checked out LineageOS before. Just briefly browsing their site gives me a bit of skepticism. It doesn't seem to be very professional. For example, their about page, and one of their most recent blog…
From the github repo readme: > In most countries, transmitting radio waves without a state-issued licence specific to the transmission modalities (frequency, power, bandwidth, etc.) is illegal.
I find it absolutely mindboggling that Switch's are bricking when 3rd party accessories are plugged in isn't being treated as a bigger issue. Everything I've heard is that the Nyko dock is at fault, but why the hell…
I'd be interested in something better as well. I was testing SQuirrel SQL the other day (have used it before for MSSQL), but the Oracle plugins for it seem to have succumb to bitrot over the past couple of years. UI can…
If only ICE transportation was the whole problem. It's something though. Moving in the right direction, just maybe not at a quick enough pace.
I think that might be the first time I've ever seen "Clojure" and "lack of parenthesis" in the same sentence. Presumably you meant C-style parens. :D I agree though. Honestly, getting worked up over such fluff as where…
This is what I was looking for. The 'Performance' section of the article was pretty lacking on any actual details. They mention that it's more consistent over 24 hour periods, but that could've just meant that output…
If I understand correctly, the head of the FCC wants state governments to decide which companies can participate in the federal Lifeline program to subsidize costs for consumers, instead of going directly to the FCC to…
Looks like you're both on the same page. "...but third party accusation should not be enough."
To be fair, it seems to me like the typical webdev coming from C#/Java really wants the class syntax. I disagree with it, but I don't think it's just MS that's pushing it through, and even if it is, there's definitely…