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No user record in our sample, but s6af7ygt has activity below (stories or comments). Likely we have partial data — the full bulk-load will fill profiles in.
No user record in our sample, but s6af7ygt has activity below (stories or comments). Likely we have partial data — the full bulk-load will fill profiles in.
I'm a dunce
> That is just serving customers worse music. There is no music monopoly and customers have a choice in which music they listen to and what service they use (Spotify, Apple, Google/Youtube, Amazon, Bandcamp, buying…
I think it's a joking dig, saying that dynamic (interpreted) languages are stupid while compiled languages are not. `im_stupid()` is not defined, so there should be a compilation error. If it first prints the output of…
I agree with all of the points, except the last. Protobuf is a nice transfer format but it's horrible once a human wants to inspect or copy/paste a payload.
> How much is just survivorship bias? 100%. The topic is to post side projects making $500/month. Not to post failed side projects, projects that generate little to no money, or that cost money.
Zero power draw is still less than a little power draw. A couple million of these babies running on idle is a considerable amount of power. Please, turn off devices when you're not using them.
Different people have different preferences and life circumstances.
I dislike TypeScript, and I feel it's mostly fake. There are plenty of ways to accidentally bypass the "type system" and do stuff that should be illegal in a statically typed language but work because there's JavaScript…
I don't get why to use an ORM in the first place. Just define a bunch of structs, run a query, map results to structs. It's a few lines of simple code. You're in control of everything (the SQL, the running, the…
I think the whole problem is just terminology. For example take your comment. You start talking about unit tests and units, but then suddenly we're talking about components. Are they synonymous to units? Are they a…
I just hate the fact that Go is super simple and clear but people try to make it complex with this kind of stuff. :( Makes me sad.
The example on the blog post is one of those that makes me severely question HTMX and the stuff that we're doing. Doing HTTP requests to increase a counter, or affecting any local-only state change at all, seems so wild…
Can you elaborate a bit more, so us ignorant people may share in your excitement? I've seen many people switch from JVM to Go, but I've not seen a lot of people switch from Go to JVM.