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by Can_Not 9y ago
The objection is that you have 5 major world religions to choose from, there could be 1,000 to 1,000,000 minor religions to choose from, the gatekeeper of heaven might be selecting only non-believers who non-believe for the right reason, th
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by Can_Not 9y ago
Modern JS frameworks haven't abandoned accessibility. Developers (by choice or by ignorance) are simply not using accessibility features, which is not much different than before JS frameworks. If you're looking for the actual caus
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by Can_Not 9y ago
> I don'k know why you assumed that bringing up china or the soviet union would changr that fact That's a dishonest interpretation of my comment, and in fact I think you know exactly why I brought it up. OP gets to pick and cho
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by Can_Not 9y ago
> That's not real capitalism, that's corporatism I'm guessing if someone said to you "USSR and China are not real socialism/communism", you would insist they are wrong?
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by Can_Not 9y ago
VueJS is getting pretty popular in that stack, it can operate in SPA mode like react, but also has first-class documentation for not being the dominant "framework" on your front-end (e.g. if your site's front-end is mostly bo
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by Can_Not 9y ago
Totally agree, checkout this example: > If you change/replace a method (on purpose or by accident) on the parent "class", the child "class" and/or instances will still be "affected" I knew when rea
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by Can_Not 9y ago
He's saying to prefer not using any version of classes, including the "hipster" alternatives to the class keyword, not just the class keyword itself. And I agree with him. But if I find the right use for classes, I enjoy usin
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by Can_Not 9y ago
> Erm... PSA: Rust isn't the only language that is compiling to WASM. How many other languages are you expecting that most people really want to use but don't require a multi-megabyte VM?
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In my experience, users can't be bothered to copy and paste those errors. One feature of <literally any error tracker> is to give the user a code instead of the raw stack. This pairs well with the feature to attach arbitrary data
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Every error tracker I've ever used allows you to send arbitrary data (which could be your entire flux store, for example) and has great documentation on how to start using it.
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> In a reasonable language, you do something obviously wrong, and it throws an exception immediately, which gives you a stack trace that gives reasonable context for understanding what went wrong. So how is it even possible that this too
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by Can_Not 9y ago
There are actually several. NativeScript supports Angular, vanillajs, and recently VueJS. There is also a bridge to use VueJS inside of reactnative itself. There are many other libraries that claim to be "native" but are actually
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It's not like the other side of the political spectrum takes their crimes seriously: the trail of tears, Churchill's starving of 2 million Indians, the Holocaust (which somehow gets misplaced onto socialism even though Hitler purg
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by Can_Not 9y ago
It's "dumb luck" that my parents were middle class instead of drug addicts, it's "dumb luck" that I was born and raised in the USA instead of a place without electricity and running water. It's "dumb
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> Is it wrong to work hard to improve your children's future prospects? Nothing is wrong it. > I'd be really interested to hear why people disagree with this It's a blatant strawman. If you provide for your child 1000x
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Sure, but the metaphor is about pretty vs. shitty UI, not pretty vs ugly (all usability criteria equal).
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Why should people be free to pursue maximum compensation? Why can't they be free to pursue any unprofitable work that benefits society as a whole instead of chunking out more candy crush/Farmville/clash of clans clones or oth
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> A longtime personal assistant who has your preferences really dialed in can probably come close If they don't come close, they can safely filter out 90% ahead of time and present you a table of the remainder, saving you lots of ti
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> One cashier is beautiful, one hideous. On which do you queue up? I'm going to pick the one that scans items faster, accurately displays receipt information on a screen before paying, accepts chip, automatically prints relevant cou
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by Can_Not 9y ago
But isn't modern PHP moving too fast though? They also break BC with a proper deprecation process. I don't know what you mean it's not a good argument, I've just been casually pointing out that your points are completely
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You know those new concepts and complexities are optional? And backwards compatible? None of my jQueries broke when generators came out. And that's not even very fast at all. And people have been complaining for the longest time that J
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by Can_Not 9y ago
So JavaScript _the language_ is "unstable" because you (for no discernable reason) switch to every bleeding edge JS framework that gets posted to HN?
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And just as easily, Microsoft will turn them back on for you.
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And Nim produces a small binary with the ability to tell the GC if/when/how long to run, no need for any interpreter or VM. It targets c before final compilation.
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Most JS developers are already use to using webpack/Babel. On Babel's website is available some quick guides to starting a new project with many options/templates. Here is a project to enhance the lambda experience with webpa
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Also why not kotlin/kotlin-native?
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I think some are just interested in your data, such as current salary and location.
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You can set a custom alias, for example nuxt uses ~ for project root. I've seen projects use @ also.
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This conversation should be followed by a fair comparison of how other webservers perform under this type of attack, then a preview of the types of tools that should be used to mitigate this kind of attack. Nginx's max body size is a g
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by Can_Not 9y ago
That's from 2005, and it's one of many forum software available at that time. > There's a new release of PHP that adds several features, including a new sodium extension making PHP the first programming language to adopt

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