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by Can_Not 9y ago
> Sounds like you have some personal bones to pick with companies YOU dislike No evidence of this, I only used facts. > Even if it seems to you like there is a predominantly negative sentiment around Microsoft, realize that HN and tec
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by Can_Not 9y ago
I much prefer and recommend using axios over fetch, and it has a retry plugin you can use globally or only for custom clients. https://medium.com/@shahata/why-i-wont-be-using-fetch-api-in... https://github.c
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by Can_Not 9y ago
> Malevolence as would be described by the CONSUMER (low quality and/or high prices) So how does this not heavily make MS malevolent? MS has done very malevolent things specifically against the consumer. They set back browser techno
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by Can_Not 9y ago
The risk/reward ratio to leave svn/mercurial/CVS for git is generally pretty weak and a lot of really big companies started before git.
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by Can_Not 9y ago
That works for single developers and tiny codebases, but for large teams and long term maintainence, Java's tooling is superior.
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Ask HN: What is something like cpanel but works well on a $5 VPS?
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by Can_Not 9y ago
This. Don't bother finding out why he was stealing or look for ways to fix society. Just throw your friend under the bus.
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by Can_Not 9y ago
Glad you asked! But some people may disagree with your premises rather than directly with your conclusions. - if you steal that's bad - few people disagree with this - if you sell unauthorized copies of someone else's thing, that&
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by Can_Not 9y ago
I've used webpack for well over a year now, and while there is a lot to learn in webpack if you really wanted to write your own config or just learn for learning's sake, you really don't need to learn it to dabble. The thing
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by Can_Not 9y ago
Have you tried https://stackshare.io/ ?
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by Can_Not 9y ago
Actually I think there are SEO ways to link but also to tell search engines that you're not endorsing the link, probably called no refer or something.
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by Can_Not 9y ago
It sounds like your leadership is morons, but you blamed JavaScript?
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by Can_Not 9y ago
JavaScript totally has real flaws but your complaint is incoherent nonsense.
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I see this quip a lot but never any honest side-by-side comparisons illuminating how much easier/simpler some other fullstack +crossplatform ecosystem is.
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by Can_Not 9y ago
> something which is great for those wanting to right games that require the server to simulate them and the client to run them. Also it's great for SSR. Don't have to worry about if the join function has different signature pe
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by Can_Not 9y ago
> which seem driven by devs eager to create portfolios on Github. Is this supported by any facts? It seems like a hand-wavey hasty generalization.
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by Can_Not 9y ago
If you need your website to work without JS, Nuxtjs is an amazing VueJS framework for SSR or static prerendering.
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by Can_Not 9y ago
You should use this to translate HTML into data, insert that data into a database, then do SQL.
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by Can_Not 9y ago
NoScript is really easy to install and use.
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by Can_Not 9y ago
There's orders of magnitudes less developers and jobs available for those languages. I'm only not an elixir developer because there's almost zero elixir jobs.
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by Can_Not 9y ago
That claim is closer to an urban legend than to a fact.
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by Can_Not 9y ago
Even if so, if a group shouldn't be judged by its worst constituents, then should it also not be judged by the silent majority who do nothing?
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by Can_Not 9y ago
> correlation isn't causation That misleadingly implies the reasonable plausibility of a coincidence, for example that it is random chance that gay marriage is a nation-wide political topic but the legal status of eating shellfish i
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by Can_Not 9y ago
> "love the sinner but hate the sin." The homosexuals still receive a disporpotionate amount of hate relative to "other sins", often by people pretending they are not hating as they parrot this phrase.
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by Can_Not 9y ago
But you wouldn't literally divide natural asserts evenly, you would structure society arround not having rent seekers be a parasite on your right to a good, water, and shelter.
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by Can_Not 9y ago
If it doesn't make sense to render on server (last child tag for Google maps? YouTube? Calendar datetimepicker?) Then wrap it in a simple <no-ssr> tag that has existed for a long time in all major frameworks supporting SSR. Inter
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by Can_Not 9y ago
We have one version of the client-side code and one version of the backend API code. The server-side code mounts the client-side code like a pure function for rendering on a user's first arrival. You can technically separate the SSR fr
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by Can_Not 9y ago
Except a recording is mine permanently and physically
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by Can_Not 9y ago
> It would be like if you woke up one day to see a family of squatters living in your house, that you can't get rid of, because the person who built your house died 70 years ago and your house is now "Public Domain". It wo
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by Can_Not 9y ago
I think it would better if they were immutable by default and instead of making them const, you would mark them mutable or reference.

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