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Wow I haven't used enlightenment since the 90s! So cool!

I would think Lint rules are better for encouraging this and has no run time implications. Easy escape hatches as well if you really want to crack the firewall to ship something urgently.

this x100

console.clear() is the worst. I've had to fight rogue calls to capture debugging information.

A nice way of teaching the P = NP problem.

Everything old is new again.

Have a customer with a 25 y/o Oracle PL/SQL system that basically operates their business and they can barely iterate on it. Every year a new consultancy comes in with their flavour of microservices and tries to subsume some functionality and they choke on the monolith to end all monoliths.

We just finished our TS migration, I wonder if this would have helped.

What a surprise, a database technology that previously has made security a premium feature is unsecured.

Links to artists you recommend?

What are those good use-cases for mongo?

The philosophy you are espousing is known in literary theory as "Death of the Author".

> argues against the method of reading and criticism that relies on aspects of the author's identity to distill meaning from the author's work.

Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Death_of_the_Author

I recommend Lindsay Ellis' video on the subject. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MGn9x4-Y_7A

Many of the golden age authors rage from "just" problematic like Asimov to a lot worse (see for more: http://www.jasonsanford.com/blog/2018/2/golden-age-sf-not-go...). I still read these authors but I for one cannot help see the author in their books, and knowledge of their actions certainly influences how I interpret these books. I therefore don't believe in Death of the Author.

If you are interested in the FCC law/regs that brought about this change then check out Legal Eagle's video covering the subject. Very detailed and well presented, makes it clear that YT's hands are pretty tied on this matter.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C3Q48dwopVU

I've not come across the term JAMstack before, why doesn't this make sense for using with AWS as the author suggests?

Darn had my eye on a new username.

TIL Thunderbird is still a thing.

Jeff is an enjoyable speaker, his latest GDC talk is fantastic (and a better version of this blog post). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=stxVBJem3Rs

Such a great game, pushes the boundaries of "roguelike" in a unique way.

Awesome. You can now run PyPy on Rpi!

Everything old is new again!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yahoo!_Pipes

But in all seriousness we've got half a dozen use cases for this just off the top of my head.

Evan Hadfield did an episode of Rare Earth on these.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gSEpkalRgvU

> you should be able to do all API Management without having to pay us a penny.

I contacted Kong sales once about OpenID connect support, they basically dismissed us as too small. Needless to say we took Kong out of our stack and won't consider it again.

Love the new design, it adds a feel to the project that many others lack.

Compare it to https://www.python.org/ for example which is perfectly functional but squint and you could be on any page on the internet.

Pie charts :(

C4 is my goto as well.

+1 Fantastic course.

A Roguelike.

> C++, Rust, and D have a large number of features and it can be distracting from the actual meaning of the application you are working on.

I've just started working in Rust and found it to have the right number of features compared to C++.

Jonathon is an active HN member, though I am sure he is tired of discussing Braid in depth.

https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=jblow

Loose prequel to my favourite book of all time A Fire Upon the Deep. Vinge is a brilliant author with a background in maths and computing and it shows in his writing.

Waiting for one of these demos to include animated characters. Not holding my breath.