7sidedmarble

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by 7sidedmarble 4y ago
> All of Europe's democracies exist because of the US role in WW2. Can you explain what you mean by this? Continental Europe's relationship with republicanism and democracy dates back to the same roots as what spawned the ideas
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by 7sidedmarble 4y ago
>The brief flash of your half-styled website is useless to me. Block rendering until the CSS is done. I have good news for you: https://web.dev/critical-rendering-path-render-blocking-css CSS is already a render blocker.
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by 7sidedmarble 4y ago
Yeah I understand why people find them confusing. They trip me up too, and I write a lot of Svelte. I think it would have been better if Rich had added something like the computed/useEffect style of this concept, but it would have look
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by 7sidedmarble 4y ago
Just throwing this out there, but have you considered that React and Vue in fact also have custom non-JS syntax? JSX is not valid JS, parsers had to be written to work with it. And Vue uses templating syntax in HTML, just like Svelte. Svelt
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by 7sidedmarble 4y ago
>Likely they do cause some harm if you have enough statistical power, but likely below the threshold that we live with (for example birth control, going to the beach, driving a car, red meat, and maybe even cooking itself). Isn't th
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by 7sidedmarble 4y ago
More like we were being overly optimistic about where the sky starts for years.
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by 7sidedmarble 4y ago
Dev dependencies can be a risk factor too. It is code you are running on your own machine after all.
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by 7sidedmarble 4y ago
That's kind of an entirely different paradigm, considering lit is a Custom Elements framework.
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by 7sidedmarble 4y ago
Just making your pod accessible is not as complicated as it seems. All you need are: 1. A kubernetes service resource. This just contains a selector that points at your pod. 2. An ingress. You point this at the service you just made. You wi
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by 7sidedmarble 4y ago
There's a difference between what the law says they can and can't do, and what the forces of capital are set up to encourage them to do. The law may say you can't avoid costly waste disposal by dumping it into the rainforest,
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by 7sidedmarble 4y ago
I think nuclear has a place in our future energy sources, but... Could the difference perhaps be that one has the capability of venting radioactive materials into the surrounding countryside?
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by 7sidedmarble 4y ago
The networking may have been open like that, but I'm not sure the content ever was. It seems to me like a lot of internet users consume mainly the content of sites from their country. Kind of hard to blame them when that content is pro
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by 7sidedmarble 4y ago
There seems to be you say? Are we on the same website? I'd say it's an epidemic among our kind...
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by 7sidedmarble 4y ago
Deindustrialization is, in my opinion, just a natural phase brought on by the profit motive. Labor and raw materials are always going to be the most expensive parts of producing anything, and even if we converted the United States into Anca
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by 7sidedmarble 4y ago
>I wouldn't be surprised if this is their first novel and reads like a middle school essay of some kind. It's Kim Stanley Robinson...
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by 7sidedmarble 4y ago
If you had his kind of golden parachute, you don't think you could see any number of product ideas through to success?
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by 7sidedmarble 4y ago
I'm curious about the approach you guys are taking here. The client side of doing WebRTC is by far the easiest part. Maintaining separate client side implementations for mobile and web is... no harder then maintaining a web and mobile
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by 7sidedmarble 5y ago
From a strictly utilitarian point of view (the favorite view of this website), since there's more tenants than landlords out there, shouldn't we err on the side of protecting tenants from abuse rather than the other way around? Yo
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by 7sidedmarble 5y ago
Clearly I'm talking about what helps you get the best result.
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by 7sidedmarble 5y ago
I've also lost count of the number of systems/backend guys on this website who hate the frontend world even though they've... Never really done it professionally. I think because frontend has a reputation for being easier, th
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by 7sidedmarble 5y ago
Now I'm not sure if this mechanism of helping secondary parasite infections was understood at the time of the initial 'buzz' by researchers. I'm sure at least some of them had a pretty good idea. Regardless, what I remem
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by 7sidedmarble 5y ago
Do you have any details on that? From what I've seen they just say it's a normal SFU architecture.
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by 7sidedmarble 5y ago
Well not everyone is building websites on the web. Building an app for the web is not some horrible thing. Google docs, sheets, etc are all perfect examples of the kinds of apps suited to the web: ones that benefit from the ability to be ac
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by 7sidedmarble 5y ago
The features that are core to how PWAs work really don't even need you to install the site per se. The caching and stuff works without installing it.
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by 7sidedmarble 5y ago
I'm curious then, how does this work with platform exclusives? Are they entered into these databases?
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by 7sidedmarble 5y ago
How is this comment not appropriate? Does it need to say something more thoughtful? Accusing his companies of selling smoke is a very valid accusation.
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by 7sidedmarble 5y ago
I'm not a "Divination Expert", but I'm pretty sure you're supposed to do a pile shuffle so that some actually are upside down.
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by 7sidedmarble 5y ago
You didn't read the article either huh
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by 7sidedmarble 5y ago
That's... what the article said. He's not saying don't use margin for anything, he's saying avoid giving your components margin. The Spacer component is literally just the CSS you posted.
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by 7sidedmarble 5y ago
I don't think you know what Shadow DOM means. Shadow DOM is not just another virtual DOM. It is a very specific thing built into browsers used only for HTML Custom Elements. It is not very popular. React, Vue, etc., do not use the Cust

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