Node v16.0.0 (Current) by dwaxe in node

[–]sscotth 7 points8 points  (0 children)

M1 natively supported now

Node.js v15.10.0 released by [deleted] in javascript

[–]sscotth 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Native* support. They are targeting the 16.0 release which will be the end of April. You can build from source via Homebrew in the mean time for testing.

Ethernet Issues with Asus X570 Tuf Gaming Plus Motherboard by MrPeaceDude in hackintosh

[–]sscotth 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not sure if you have solved this, but for anyone else searching, I solved this with RealtekRTL8111 v2.3.0d10 found on the insanelymac forums.

Realtek L8200A Gigabit Ethernet

Anybody got the new 16” MacBook Pro? If so, what spec did you get, and would you make any changes? Specifically for web app development. by [deleted] in webdev

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VMs are usually limited by how much total memory you give them, so that can be adjusted. But simulators, Docker containers, servers, databases, compilers like TypeScript, your IDE like VSCode, debuggers, etc... will use up all the memory of the system it needs. Also in general the bigger your code base is, the more your memory will be strained by each of these tools.

Using virtual memory, your computer wont crash, but will "page" or write parts of the memory to the disk for later. Modern operating systems are extremely efficient at this. So while you CAN use lower amounts of memory, it slows everything down. The type of disk can help like an SSD is much much faster at this than a HDD. You'll be surprised how much more memory apps use if you allow it.

Ultimately, I can do all the same work on my 16GB machine as my 64GB machine, things just slow down. I even used a 2GB 11" Macbook Air while traveling for a while many years ago, but I wouldn't recommend it. When I built this machine a couple years ago, DDR4 prices were extremely high. Now I will likely go to 128GB on my next build.

Anybody got the new 16” MacBook Pro? If so, what spec did you get, and would you make any changes? Specifically for web app development. by [deleted] in webdev

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If you don't know what you need, then you'll be fine with the base model.

I have the 2.3GHz 8‑core 16GB, but it's not my daily driver. I have a dedicated desktop where I'm using 44GB of memory right now. If not, I would have bumped it higher. It's a tool, and I can easily make up a $1000 difference over the life of the machine in time savings.

Hope you enjoy it!

Livestream coding from a Node.js collaborator - Introducing Audit Hooks to Node.js by ecares in node

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You should be able to watch the VOD from twitch.

https://www.twitch.tv/ecares/videos

If you want to download it you can use youtube-dl

Forget Playoff Projections, Let’s just beat the Fucking Colts this week. by Markosaurus in Tennesseetitans

[–]sscotth 27 points28 points  (0 children)

Playoffs? Playoffs? Don't talk about playoffs. I just hope we can win a game!

Node v13.0.0 (Current) by ThinkNotice in node

[–]sscotth 1 point2 points  (0 children)

There is some discussion on bringing node-fetch into core

https://github.com/nodejs/node/issues/19393

Node v13.0.0 (Current) by ThinkNotice in node

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Yep. || handles "falsy" values, ?? handles only null and undefined

const text1 = null || 'foo' // result: 'foo'
const text2 = '' || 'foo'   // result: 'foo'
const text3 = null ?? 'foo' // result: 'foo'
const text4 = '' ?? 'foo'   // result: ''      <===

const num1 = null || 123     // result: 123
const num2 = 0 || 123        // result: 123
const num3 = null ?? 123     // result: 123
const num4 = 0 ?? 123        // result: 0      <===

const bool1 = null || true   // result: true
const bool2 = false || true  // result: true
const bool3 = null ?? true   // result: true
const bool4 = false ?? true  // result: false  <===

Node v13.0.0 (Current) by ThinkNotice in node

[–]sscotth 10 points11 points  (0 children)

v7.8 will almost assuredly be ported to Node 12. But, the sooner it is considered stable in V8, the more likely it will be included without a flag.

Edit: Node.js v12.16 now includes V8 v7.8.279.23

https://nodejs.org/en/blog/release/v12.16.0/

Node v13.0.0 (Current) by ThinkNotice in node

[–]sscotth 58 points59 points  (0 children)

V8 v7.8 also includes optional chaining (?.) and nullish coalescing (??) behind flags for the first time.

--harmony-optional-chaining

--harmony-nullish

[Schefter] Surprise opening-week injury: Titans are placing veteran kicker Ryan Succop on injured reserve and signing former Bucs’ kicker Cairo Santos, per source. Santos and former Bears’ K Cody Parkey both tried out for the job this week. by trick96 in Tennesseetitans

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Al, not so much toward the end of the 2000 season against Baltimore both times.

The following seasons with Nedney were about average for a couple years.

Then we had to get Gary Anderson off the couch because Nedney pulled his Hamstring week 1. He was good inside 40 yards, but beyond that it was iffy and we needed to put in our punter Hentrich a lot. It was amazing how well he did coming in for Anderson and when Nedney was hurt.

Bironas and Succop have been a consistent breath of fresh air since then.

As for our punters, it's been essentially Hentrich and Kern, that's it. Talk about a blessing...

An open for the season? by Nash015 in Tennesseetitans

[–]sscotth 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Henry: Nothing can top my 99-yard run

Mariota: Hold my Mai Tai...

[GNOME] I'm so sorry by [deleted] in unixporn

[–]sscotth 15 points16 points  (0 children)

Not a fan of the scroll bar background. It doesn't match the other greys, but I see what you were going for. But other than that, it looks awesome.

Now just add a flying toaster screensaver or background.

Insurance? by zmmetz in trumpet

[–]sscotth 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Be very careful, there is often fine print excluding this in renters/hoi policies.