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Mobile development is so fucked up, no matter what the framework is. Most of the time errors are fixed by turning something off and on again, for no apparent reason.
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@cursee nah, it was just a coincidence really. 😄
Or was it..? 🤔 -
@Condor I think this is more like a proof of concept, to try to push the decentralized web forward.
I haven't look into the implementation yet, so I can't answer your questions. I just thought it was interesting enough to share. -
@gitpush released today I think.
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@CoffeeNcode I facepalmed so hard I choked on my food.
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@AlexDeLarge thanks and thank you for that boost.
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Beautiful.
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Same age.
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@Root here's some music to go along with that rum:
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Check this rant: https://devrant.com/rants/1608653/...
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Why use any tags?
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@shellbug anyway, it was fun turning to my friends and say "hey grab that street sign". They were like "wuuut..?" but still grab it. I would then quickly grab the street light post with one hand and their arm with the other and zap! 😂
@cursee now I regret not grabbing their nipples instead. 😂 -
@Condor oh, I meant the post. No internals were touched.
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@Condor the problem wasn't the street light itself. Touching it alone did nothing. The problem was touching both the street light and the street sign.
A few weeks after this the street sign got moved, so problem fixed I guess. -
@Condor this reminded me of a big shock I got when I was younger. (Edit: not as big as yours @ngBuild 😅)
I used to swing on street signs. One time I was swinging on one and found out there was a street lamp right after it. I grabbed it so that I wouldn't crash on it, while still holding onto the street sign, and zap. I got paralyzed, grabbing both posts until I forced myself to release them. My heart was racing and kept racing for some time.
Later on I used those posts to give some electric slap to my friends. 😁 -
@-ANGRY-CLIENT- if I remember correctly, anything above 1A can be lethal. 🤔
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@Condor you know, your rants make me realise that the 2 years I spent studying electronics in university were completely wasted. (I gave up and switched to CS.)
Well, not completely, as I started learning how to code there.
But yeah, 2 years and I don't know shit. -
@-ANGRY-CLIENT- oh wait, I know this one! Ahm... depends on resistance?
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Is it possible to migrate to other platform that allows the version of postgres that you need?
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Yes. It's quite satisfying to see tests pass.
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@Condor here you go:
https://devrant.com/rants/799987/... -
Dude, your motherboard is showing.
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Looking at you Unity. 😒
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Can we expect this to inspire some new avatar desks and desk items? 😃
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@AlexDeLarge do you do server-side rendering? If you do, how do you handle portals on the server?
I found that this only happens when rendering on the server. -
@mahaDev that too. And maybe a lion. Wolfs as well.
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@jsmooth17 well, we don't have any actual process for that.
First, we are a small team, so it's easy to know what a given person is doing and what is the progress. Which means we don't use tools like Jira; GitHub issues are enough.
Second, our deadlines are a bit fluid. It's fine for us to say "I won't be done on time", as long as we give that info to the PM with enough time to inform clients. The idea here is that it's better to warn the client beforehand than on the delivery day.
This works for us (most times), but it certainly doesn't work for all teams and we'll have to rethink all this if the team grows. -
@Root exactly.
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Is it done yet?
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@hexc flow works pretty much the same way.
As I said, the function's return type was set to number but the function was actually returning a string.