yogthos

yogthos , 3 months ago to programmerhumor in the hardest exam question

Yeah, gql in particular is a problem looking for a solution in most cases. It makes sense for facebook because they have people building frontend apps for their marketplace, and those apps need all kinds of weird combinations of data. However, this isn’t the situation for most apps where you have a fairly well defined set of calls you’re doing.

yogthos , 3 months ago to programmerhumor in the hardest exam question

Most pages tend be just documents and fairly simple forms. Making SPAs and then having to worry about SSR is just making a Rube Goldberg machine in most cases. I think something like HTMX is a much better approach in most cases. You keep all your business logic server side, send regular HTML to the client, and you just have a little bit of Js on the frontend that knows how to patch in chunks of HTML in the DOM as needed. Unless you have a highly interactive frontend, this is a much better approach than making a frontend with something like React and adding all the complexity that goes with it.

yogthos , 3 months ago to worldnews in Blinken Has Not Sanctioned Israeli Units Linked to Killings, Rapes Despite Staff Recommendations

US is actively participating in this genocide. It’s providing material aid, air defence, and political cover for Israel knowing full well what Israel is doing. There is no moral justification for this. It’s a genocide that’s being broadcast live for all the world to see. This is the true face of the empire, and all of humanity knows exactly what US stands for now.

yogthos , 3 months ago to programmerhumor in the hardest exam question

No I meant having to do async as opposed to having threads like you would in Java for example. In vast majority of cases a thread pool will work just fine, and it makes your code far simpler. Typically, Java web servers will have a single thread that receives the request and then dispatches it to the pool of workers. The JVM is then responsible for doing the scheduling between the threads and ensuring each one gets to do work. You can do async too, but I’ve found threads scale to huge loads in practice.

yogthos OP , 3 months ago to worldnews in DPRK: Inauguration Ceremony of 10,000 Flats at Second Stage in Hwasong Area Takes Place with Splendor

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yogthos OP , 3 months ago to worldnews in DPRK: Inauguration Ceremony of 10,000 Flats at Second Stage in Hwasong Area Takes Place with Splendor

Pretty sure he’s more popular than the puppets the empire installed to govern occupied Korea.

yogthos OP , 3 months ago to worldnews in DPRK: Inauguration Ceremony of 10,000 Flats at Second Stage in Hwasong Area Takes Place with Splendor

At this point, things are looking up for DPRK because both Russia and China are now supporting them fairly openly. One reason I suspect is that a strong DPRK pins a lot of US assets in the occupied Korea.

yogthos , 3 months ago to programmerhumor in the hardest exam question

The part that always gets me is when people choose Js for the backend. Like I get that it’s the default thing that works on the frontend, so there’s some rationale why you might not want to transpile to it from another language. On the backend though, there are so many far better option, why would you willingly go with Js, especially given that you’re now forced to do all your IO async.

yogthos OP , 3 months ago to technology in China now produces more chips domestically than it imports.

You mean sources biased in the way that fits with your own biases?

yogthos , 3 months ago to worldnews in Chinese students in US tell of ‘chilling’ interrogations and deportations

Because I have family living in US, and I visit them. Last time I’ve been was just before the pandemic. Driving through Detroit was quite an experience. A really weird question to ask by the way.

yogthos OP , 3 months ago to technology in China now produces more chips domestically than it imports.

🤷

yogthos , 3 months ago to worldnews in Chinese students in US tell of ‘chilling’ interrogations and deportations

sure it does little buddy

yogthos , 3 months ago to worldnews in Chinese students in US tell of ‘chilling’ interrogations and deportations

Buddy, anybody who’s been to America knows what a shithole it really is.

yogthos , 3 months ago to worldnews in Chinese students in US tell of ‘chilling’ interrogations and deportations

source being a 404, on some random forum, nice

yogthos , 3 months ago (edited 3 months ago) to worldnews in Chinese students in US tell of ‘chilling’ interrogations and deportations

That’s a hell of a way to describe a band of racist white countries that have been parasitizing upon the rest of the world banning Chinese products. You clowns are an absolute hoot. Oh and let’s just see what people who face racism in the west have to say on the subject.

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