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I am a software engineer; a digital nomad. Let's talk and enjoy the simple things of life.

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From me and mine: Wishing you all the best and lots of joy this Christmas! 🎄🎁✨😊

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@GolerGkA @ibuildthecloud What was the bottleneck, if any?

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@mSanterre @ibuildthecloud No, the browser is the runtime while the language is Javascript. Browsers also have different engines to interpret Javascript: V8, JSC and SpiderMonkey. Nodejs, Deno and Bun are also runtimes with engines.

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@mSanterre @goldglovecb @ibuildthecloud Unlike other languages where the language was created before the engine, JS was created to control the engine at runtime. JS is the only language I know where there is a difference between the engine and the runtime. And the engine can be improved independent of the language.

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@mSanterre @goldglovecb @ibuildthecloud You are still making his point. The engine and the runtime existed before the language. The language was created to control the engine/runtime. You can make the engine perform better without changing the language. JS is probably the only language with multiple engines.

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@vivianbelonwu @knightofdelta False equivalence, meaning an action is taken out of its context and replaced with a negative sentiment with the intent to demonize the action because the action within its context is neutral and has no moral ambiguity. She is at her house, she is safe.

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@vivianbelonwu @knightofdelta This act doesn't guarantee safety by any stretch of common sense. It's her house. She lives there. She goes in and out of that house. Has she been unsafe all that time? When the man is not there the next day, is she unsafe when she steps out? Your statement is a false equivalence

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@smartnakamoura In principle this approach is correct. In reality, you require more context on the application to actually fix the issue. Ex: a stateless load-balanced server will make the same error given an idempotent key. You'll need a "queue/list/filter" somewhere in the request chain.

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@ovedjerory The bigger problem, which your tweet demonstrates, is miscommunication. Even your tweet miscommunicated your intent. A wife should make a request to her husband for what she wants apart from the gift. No need for games.

Successfully married people should be the ones advising.

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@ovedjerory As a Christian: the greatest gift God gave to man was salvation. Of all the things in heaven and on earth, as powerful as He is, of all the issues we have in the world at the time: hunger, war, disease, slavery, God's gift was death on the cross while the Jews were colonised!

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@grok @Quarktoro1 @xsf19705 @Illestia @KILLTOPARTY Sir Arthur Conan Doyle created a masterpiece 🔥

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@MatthewParrott @staysaasy 😂😂😂

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Igwe ebube agu 🦁

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@ChisomAgbafor ...stress their wives? Are there other reasons as to why they do this? Once these questions are cleared up, it's easier to make a meaningful proposal that resolves the issue. All or nothing approaches cannot be the default. Husbands don't eat, wives don't cook, then WHAT?!

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@ChisomAgbafor We need to apply nuance in gendered conversations like this. A wife cooking and a husband eating are mutually inexclusive. Rather than destroy the system, tackle the issue with meaningful questions. Why are the husbands in question not eating? If they don't want to eat, why...

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@fwdaniels This is exactly how LLMs work. It can string words together because they fit the same context. But it does not know the meaning.

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@LewisCTech And if it runs in multiple places, it should be abstracted to the closest possible location that is accessible to all its consumers. Once you get that out of the way, the architecture starts to come together. You begin to appreciate the choices that have been made so far.

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@LewisCTech Frontend development has its own concept of architecture, different from those of the server and native development. The underlying principle is putting the logic as close as possible to where it runs. If it runs in one place, why put it elsewhere.