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by 5cott0 6y ago
alexa, downvote this.
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by 5cott0 7y ago
Body shop wars. What gets really interesting is working for a body shop with consultants from 2 other shops on the same team.
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by 5cott0 7y ago
There is still a concerted, coordinated effort to signal boost reckless armchair epidemiologists arguing that COVID-19 is "just the flu" and the response is destroying the economy for nothing and/or a prelude to totalitarian
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by 5cott0 7y ago
Technically the runtime is the browser. index.js var foo = document.body.getElementById("bar"); That is dom manipulation using vanilla javascript in all modern browsers. I can use webpack, rollup, parcel, or load it in a script
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by 5cott0 7y ago
I want to give you the benefit of the doubt that you're being sardonic but just in case I meant IE doesn't support ES6 modules so thereby following your narrowly pedantic definition it isn't very vanilla.js
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by 5cott0 7y ago
That is exactly the point, using a tool like git has absolutely nothing to do with how you interact with the DOM. Just like using webpack has nothing to do with how you interact with the DOM.
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by 5cott0 7y ago
Internet Explorer isn't Vanilla.js either.
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by 5cott0 7y ago
They're both tools. As in webpack is a tool that allows you to use a preprocessor like babel but you don't have to if you don't want to.
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by 5cott0 7y ago
Is JSONP vanilla.js?
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by 5cott0 7y ago
Fine I'll use rollup instead.
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by 5cott0 7y ago
So now VSCode only writes TypeScript just like Webpack only bundles React?
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by 5cott0 7y ago
And yet people wonder why HN has a reputation as a community of pedantic dorks.
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by 5cott0 7y ago
So I guess using VSCode isn’t vanilla either cause it’s not part of the language spec?
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by 5cott0 7y ago
It’s not veneration it’s the idea that devs should understand the way things work underneath the over engineered abstractions FAANGs developed so they could onboard new grads to web development faster.
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by 5cott0 7y ago
I still don’t see how that’s not vanilla.js
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by 5cott0 7y ago
Why is using webpack not considered “vanilla”?
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by 5cott0 7y ago
butts in seats equals results
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by 5cott0 7y ago
a healthy amount of groupthink
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by 5cott0 7y ago
https://github.com/CSSEGISandData/COVID-19 The NYT spent more effort patting themselves on the back than they did compiling the data.
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by 5cott0 7y ago
I'm starting to think Google PR's favorite channel is the editorial content advertisement.
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by 5cott0 7y ago
but what happens to those skills when you stop taking the pills?
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by 5cott0 7y ago
You misspelled Adderall. I hear it helps with IF too.
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How to Eat(michaelpollan.com)
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by 5cott0 7y ago
we've reached peak "well ackshually..."
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by 5cott0 7y ago
Oh no, I meant I really felt the pain of people biting my style and that no one liked steeze biters in H.S.
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by 5cott0 7y ago
Happy Sherlocking!
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by 5cott0 7y ago
> I looked up your code because you don't know how to hide it and have made my own cloned app for some reason. Nobody liked you in high school, I'm sorry you had to find out this way. I really felt this.
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by 5cott0 7y ago
Probably a sentiment he borrowed from Schopenhauer. “They tell us that suicide is the greatest piece of cowardice; that only a madman could be guilty of it; and other insipidities of the same kind; or else they make the nonsensical remark t
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by 5cott0 7y ago
>Shouldn't science always, without any exception, be viewed in isolation from the past and politics? Try telling that to Galileo.
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by 5cott0 7y ago
> it was still easier to read and pick up a few years later. Compared to what?

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