Threads for chovy

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    chovy avatar chovy 1 year ago | link | on: Problem Solving

    Great article but why do I get these questions when interviewing for a front-end developer job?

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      chovy avatar chovy 2 years ago | link | on: Don’t Underestimate Grep Based Code Scanning

      ack is even better.

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        chovy avatar chovy 2 years ago | link | on: Next browser 1.3.0 - the programmable web browser

        how is this different than puppeteer?

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          vindarel avatar vindarel 2 years ago | link

          Next could be also a headless driver to two rendering engines (and it is already a bit). But Next is more a usual web browser that has a UI, that humans manipulate with keyboard shortcuts, that aims at offering features to power users to surf the web (and not only), and that is easily hackable. I think that offering puppeteer-like capabilities to a real web browser can give great things.

          (also, no need to restart the browser to test one’s changes and that’s a real drug)

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          chovy avatar chovy 2 years ago | link | on: A Python prompt into a running process: debugging with Manhole

          This is cool.

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            fs111 avatar fs111 3 years ago | link | on: Dofollow Links - Upvotocracy

            What am I looking at?

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              chovy avatar chovy 3 years ago | link

              It’s a clone of reddit where you can submit links to stuff online and people can upvote it.

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                arp242 avatar arp242 3 years ago | link

                What makes it different from the existing link aggregators/Reddit?

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                  briankung avatar briankung edited 3 years ago | link

                  This is a lemmy instance which is notable because it’s theoretically federated. It’s also written in Rust.

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              bityard avatar bityard 3 years ago | link | on: Search for remote jobs from Craigslist twitter and stackoverflow

              So all this does is scrape a bunch of sites looking for the word “remote” absolutely anywhere in the body. I must have clicked on 10 jobs and none of them were remote positions. And the author wants to charge $5/yr for it. In cryptocurrency only.

              Allllrighty then…

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                chovy avatar chovy 3 years ago | link

                You need to be creative because craiglist has a lot of spam. You need to add negative words like “-dog” to avoid all the dog sitting posts.

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                chovy avatar chovy 6 years ago | link | on: One JavaScript tip per day

                I don’t think you should handle misuse cases in your code.