Copying and Pasting code is "okay" π
Copying and Pasting code is "okay" π
Copying and Pasting code is "okay" π
One thing we've talked about in the past is this ridiculous culture in the NPM (note I'm deliberately not mentioning JavaScript or NodeJS here) of packaging the tiniest / stupidest things as a "library"
This is how (I think) you end up with 10k dependencies π€£
One thing we've talked about in the past is this ridiculous culture in the NPM (note I'm deliberately not mentioning JavaScript or NodeJS here) of packaging the tiniest / stupidest things as a "library"
This is how (I think) you end up with 10k dependencies π€£
One thing we've talked about in the past is this ridiculous culture in the NPM (note I'm deliberately not mentioning JavaScript or NodeJS here) of packaging the tiniest / stupidest things as a "library"
This is how (I think) you end up with 10k dependencies π€£
One thing we've talked about in the past is this ridiculous culture in the NPM (note I'm deliberately not mentioning JavaScript or NodeJS here) of packaging the tiniest / stupidest things as a "library"
This is how (I think) you end up with 10k dependencies π€£
yarnd does not return this!!! π
yarnd does not return this!!! π
yarnd does not return this!!! π
yarnd does not return this!!! π
https, gopher and gemini. I also noticed you moved your feed's primary URL (the one we consider for Twt Hashes) from https://om.gay/text/twtxt.txt to https://txt.om.gay/twtxt.txtHowever when I try to access the these feeds I see a different (first)
# url = value at the top:- https://gopher.mills.io/oh.mg/0/twtxt.txt
- https://om.gay/text/twtxt.txt
The first one shows:
# url = https://txt.om.gay/twtxt.txt
Whilst the 2nd one shows:
# url = https://om.gay/text/twtxt.txt
This makes clients confused π
https, gopher and gemini. I also noticed you moved your feed's primary URL (the one we consider for Twt Hashes) from https://om.gay/text/twtxt.txt to https://txt.om.gay/twtxt.txtHowever when I try to access the these feeds I see a different (first)
# url = value at the top:- https://gopher.mills.io/oh.mg/0/twtxt.txt
- https://om.gay/text/twtxt.txt
The first one shows:
# url = https://txt.om.gay/twtxt.txt
Whilst the 2nd one shows:
# url = https://om.gay/text/twtxt.txt
This makes clients confused π
https, gopher and gemini. I also noticed you moved your feed's primary URL (the one we consider for Twt Hashes) from https://om.gay/text/twtxt.txt to https://txt.om.gay/twtxt.txtHowever when I try to access the these feeds I see a different (first)
# url = value at the top:- https://gopher.mills.io/oh.mg/0/twtxt.txt
- https://om.gay/text/twtxt.txt
The first one shows:
# url = https://txt.om.gay/twtxt.txt
Whilst the 2nd one shows:
# url = https://om.gay/text/twtxt.txt
This makes clients confused π
https, gopher and gemini. I also noticed you moved your feed's primary URL (the one we consider for Twt Hashes) from https://om.gay/text/twtxt.txt to https://txt.om.gay/twtxt.txtHowever when I try to access the these feeds I see a different (first)
# url = value at the top:- https://gopher.mills.io/oh.mg/0/twtxt.txt
- https://om.gay/text/twtxt.txt
The first one shows:
# url = https://txt.om.gay/twtxt.txt
Whilst the 2nd one shows:
# url = https://om.gay/text/twtxt.txt
This makes clients confused π
> A: Hey guys, I have a great idea, Since nobody likes Javascript, let's create a new language?
> B: But how will the browser run it?
> A: No problems ! We'll transpile it to Javascript
π€¦ββοΈ
> A: Hey guys, I have a great idea, Since nobody likes Javascript, let's create a new language?
> B: But how will the browser run it?
> A: No problems ! We'll transpile it to Javascript
π€¦ββοΈ
> A: Hey guys, I have a great idea, Since nobody likes Javascript, let's create a new language?
> B: But how will the browser run it?
> A: No problems ! We'll transpile it to Javascript
π€¦ββοΈ
> A: Hey guys, I have a great idea, Since nobody likes Javascript, let's create a new language?
> B: But how will the browser run it?
> A: No problems ! We'll transpile it to Javascript
π€¦ββοΈ
yarnd's codebase is overwhelming because it's over 20k SLOC π
And the overall Org and its sub-projects a bit more π
yarnd's codebase is overwhelming because it's over 20k SLOC π
And the overall Org and its sub-projects a bit more π
yarnd's codebase is overwhelming because it's over 20k SLOC π
And the overall Org and its sub-projects a bit more π
yarnd's codebase is overwhelming because it's over 20k SLOC π
And the overall Org and its sub-projects a bit more π
The big advantage for me with Go, is the first class concurrency and interfaces that make handling concurrency a breeze and abstraction so much simpler to handle π
The big advantage for me with Go, is the first class concurrency and interfaces that make handling concurrency a breeze and abstraction so much simpler to handle π
The big advantage for me with Go, is the first class concurrency and interfaces that make handling concurrency a breeze and abstraction so much simpler to handle π
The big advantage for me with Go, is the first class concurrency and interfaces that make handling concurrency a breeze and abstraction so much simpler to handle π