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by CSSer 6y ago
I was raised in the darkness, so things don’t often look as bad as they are to me. Regardless, the clear distinction between PHP and JavaScript seems to be that I can choose whether or not I’d like to use one but not the other (and no, wasm
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by CSSer 6y ago
Iirc, the last time I looked into this, .test is the recommended TLD to use because it’s reserved for non-production use I.e. it will never be bought or sold.
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by CSSer 6y ago
Could you throw out some names you liked? I tried See thinking it would be really good. I was unfortunately really disappointed and stopped watching after a little over halfway through the season. It diminished my faith in the platform beca
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by CSSer 6y ago
It’s funny to think about the differences in technical ability here. I build stuff for people to edit that our team often ends up editing for them. It’s not a complex CMS. People just get nervous and/or are lazy. Just existing in the d
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by CSSer 6y ago
I'm sorry, I'm still confused. Perhaps the best question to ask you is where does the risk come from him borrowing the money either way? He gets it for virtually free. The fed propping up the market devalues the currency, yes, but
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by CSSer 6y ago
Isn’t the idea that the fed makes it basically free, and if you get in big trouble they’ll just step in and bail you out?
817.
by CSSer 6y ago
Fair enough. I guess I know what Zeit means, but not Vercel. Maybe they just wanted the “V” to fit nicely next to the triangle? ;)
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by CSSer 6y ago
This is pretty cool. It’s reminds me of https://css-doodle.com/ , which is a native web component with the same general goal. Iirc, it uses canvas under the hood.
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by CSSer 6y ago
I’m surprised to see so many people nagging about the brand. As one user pointed out, there’s a big newspaper brand with that name already. And otherwise, who cares, really? Same company. It’s not a soccer team.
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by CSSer 6y ago
Interestingly, the thread you linked to also has links to other discussions where the React.js team provide their reasoning for why they decided against using generators[0] that the author of Crank.js didn't mention in their post. Ther
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by CSSer 7y ago
You’re probably right. It’s like they’re not even really digesting the numbers I and at least one other person have put in front of them. There’s some extreme cognitive dissonance going on if they really think that the results of just unlea
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by CSSer 7y ago
> At best, they’ll get it but just at a rate where they die at an acceptable rate. They’ll save lives by ensuring medical staff can attend to people who would otherwise die of problems that are wholly treatable with modern medicine. >
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by CSSer 7y ago
Okay, good. I know it's popular to hate on JS, but I think it catches a lot of undue flack. I know it's not perfect, but I also know enough to have at least learned the reasons for most of its shortcomings. I mainly asked because
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by CSSer 7y ago
> Major commercial sites are built with little to no direct DOM manipulation. Little implies some, and I think the average bundle is already large enough without saying, "Oh, just throw jQuery in there whenever you do need to do D
825.
by CSSer 7y ago
I'm not totally anti-jquery, but it helps to stay lightweight. If convenience is what you're after, you can always just bind querySelector and querySelectorAll to the document and assign each to a variable like this: https:/
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by CSSer 7y ago
Before I say anything, it’s probably worth noting that I write it for a living. Is it bad that while I was reading this I felt like you might be talking about JS? Or are we talking much more broken?
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by CSSer 7y ago
Where did the restaurants and the school get their food from? I know that means a great disruption, but I’m still not convinced that means a shortage.
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by CSSer 7y ago
Not sure how thorough they’re trying to be here, but some of their language is out of date since the bill was revised and passed. There _is_ some oversight of the treasury secretary because of Senator Schumer and co. For more information, s
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by CSSer 7y ago
According to [Senator Rubio’s comments]( https://www.congress.gov/congressional-record/2020/03/22/sen... ), maybe. Here’s a quote: > For the first time ever, we have also included most (c)(3)s--(c)(3)s
830.
by CSSer 7y ago
It’s a nice proof of concept though. I think that further applying the second part of the article (masking) to lighter parts of the image at a different intensity could provide a more accurate simulation. Edit: I really have no idea what I’
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by CSSer 7y ago
For context, this was ~2008. I got my first personal laptop in middle school the only way I could manage: buy a two and a half year old hand me down Toshiba from my uncle for $200. It was too slow to be updated to a new Windows OS and I cou
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by CSSer 7y ago
Latin translation: “It is sweet and fitting to die for the homeland”
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by CSSer 7y ago
Forgive me, but is this a joke? You have an 8K monitor? If yes, would you mind if I asked why and how you use this? What makes it worth it? I’m in the market for a new monitor. I’m coming from the first “nice” monitor I’ve ever had: a ~$300
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by CSSer 7y ago
This is fantastic! It would be nice to have a select input with countries that would update the population input based on the country selected. e.g. "United States of America - 327,000,000". It also may be nice to have a text inpu
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by CSSer 7y ago
At the risk of sounding somewhat naive, I think people do have the capacity to grow over time. Perhaps part of the reason why Microsoft has seemingly turned over a new leaf in recent years is that upper management has learned from their pas
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by CSSer 7y ago
Got it. That makes more sense. Thanks!
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by CSSer 7y ago
As someone who thinks both parent comments have a point, I don’t really think they’re putting words in OP’s mouth at all. I think the interpretation that OP really seemed to suggest that we should bring it all home is a valid one. And I get
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by CSSer 7y ago
Was there some ninja edit that occurred here? I’m looking at both your comments fresh, with OPs only 5 minutes old, and I don’t see the word ‘nationalist’ anywhere.
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by CSSer 7y ago
A lot of people swear by stuff like iTerm2, but I'm almost a little ashamed to admit that even though I have iTerm configured to my taste, I often still reach for macOS' native terminal. It's not gloriously beautiful or anyth
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by CSSer 7y ago
I’m surprised more people on here aren’t using something like https://alpaca.markets . It’s primarily for algo trading, but there’s nothing stopping you from using it generally, as it is an API, after all.

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