Does this mean docker compose files are bad?

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It’s been way too long since I last saw a Dolan meme in the wild.

I use .NET for my job. My team shifted to a lot of frontend work with react for about a year when the lastest .NET was .NET 5. Barely a year later after not touching it the latest version was .NET 7. Ridiculous.

Its small size is due to having few dependencies and not having a lot of code itself. It also helps that I use different dependencies depending on whether or not it is compiled to target WASM. The library I use for WASM, gloo-net, is a thin WASM wrapper around the browser’s fetch API, which should keep the binary smaller when sent to the browser.

It’s a coincidence that you mention that. One of my main motivations for making this was to have something that would be easy to use with the leptos UI.

If you try emacs again, try evil mode. It adds vi bindings.

I write rust on a meh computer alot and have never had compile times be that bad (at least not for debug). The target dir is massive though.

Hex digits are 0-9 and A-F. I don’t think P is a digit.

On October 26, an engineer and mother of two — let’s call her Alicia — sat in a glass conference room in San Francisco trying to explain the details of Twitter’s tech stack to Elon Musk. He was supposed to officially buy the company in two days, and Alicia and a small group of trusted colleagues were tasked with outlining how its core infrastructure worked. But Musk, who was sitting two seats away from Alicia with his elbows propped on the table, looked sleepy. When he did talk, it was to ask questions about cost. How much does Twitter spend on data centers? Why was everything so expensive? Alicia was already tired of Musk’s antics … So here they were, trying to show Musk what he was about to buy, and all he wanted to talk about was money. Fine, she thought. If Musk wants to know about money, I’ll tell him. She launched into a technical explanation of the ­company’s data-center efficiency, curious to see if he would follow along. Instead, he interrupted. “I was writing C programs in the ’90s,” he said dismissively. “I understand how ­computers work.”

He totally knows what he’s talking about.

This one must be the person recruiters have in mind when they list multiple years of experience with technology that just came out in their job postings.

This is a work of art.

Those photos are so 2000s. Adds to the charm.

You may be interested in the datefns library if you need a replacement for momentjs.

Forreal. Even a bespoke inferred return type is better than any 9 times out of 10.

That would also explain all the memes complaining about lack of comments.

OP

OP when they remember trans people exist.

Java follows the paradigm of boilerplate oriented programming.