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by Ciantic 7y ago
Blazor, while a good effort, is still an experiment. Microsoft Office etc. are React apps, and has one of the most maintained React libraries: https://github.com/OfficeDev/office-ui-fabric-react/ I will believe th
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by Ciantic 7y ago
Back when Google Chrome came out I switched from Firefox to Google Chrome because the scrolling felt better and more responsive. Microsoft Edge with Chromium engine has better scrolling in my opinion: it is relative to size of window. If I
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by Ciantic 7y ago
It sounds like a service mesh, it can even be ran as a sidecar like linkerd or istio. However it seems to do more, like pub/sub events.
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by Ciantic 7y ago
There could be some east west divide. But is seems to be widely used, for instance Germany seems to prefer dots. Someone has compiled a table here https://gist.github.com/mlconnor/1887156 not sure about it's accur
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by Ciantic 7y ago
I wish the calendar widget would be improved in standard Chrome too. Looks like though they are not making the slashes optional, it's not usable for Europeans as we tend to use dots. Part of the problem is that it assumes browser wide
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by Ciantic 7y ago
I will note that exciting part for me is that the code generation is triggered by having single line in project file: <ItemGroup><Protobuf Include="Protos\greet.proto" /></ItemGroup> Also the code gener
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by Ciantic 7y ago
1TB is not enough for Internet Radio, it's not even enough for most podcasts.
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by Ciantic 8y ago
Great, but this can be done with type-safety too. See this https://github.com/pelotom/runtypes -- it isn't purely meant for validation, but not much is needed to use it for it.
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by Ciantic 8y ago
It won't be an issue if your fridge is inside the autonomous vehicle, that just parks to your kitchen wall.
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by Ciantic 9y ago
There is a term for that "variable font". One type face come to mind, currently being developed, which should come out in september by famous Font Bureau. [1] [1]: https://www.typenetwork.com/brochure/opentype
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by Ciantic 9y ago
I would like to have a simple free video editor that can cut and append files together without re-encoding. It's doable with avidemux, but it is just pain to manage.
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by Ciantic 9y ago
I have not done it but it's probably doable with extension too. When `tabs.onCreated` event is triggered, move the tab out of the window if it has more than one tab. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/Add-ons&#x2
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by Ciantic 9y ago
Superficially looking at this, how does this differ from Azure? I know it seems to support more, but it also clearly re-invents same things as in Azure. Edit: Looking again, this is for native apps only?
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by Ciantic 9y ago
The poster does not give any blame to who ever came up with this: > 1. Right-click on your desktop and select New Folder 2. Type in or copy and paste the following as the name: GodMode.{ED7BA470-8E54-465E-825C-99712043E01C} 3. Hit En
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by Ciantic 9y ago
The poster argues in a source code comment that `handleStuff = () => {}` is risky: "this is nice, but it isn't JavaScript, not yet anyway, so now we need to talk about how TC39 works and evaluate our draft stage risk tolerance&
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by Ciantic 9y ago
Here is discussion and issue [1] it might be something they implement on .NET Core 3.0. Not very soon though, but this is a big ship, and it takes a long time to turn it. https://github.com/dotnet/designs/issues&#x
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by Ciantic 9y ago
Is this type-safe? Can it infer the payload type somehow? With MobX you can write type-safe code, and it's pretty important in bigger code bases. Redux can be made type-safe but is a bit clunky to use that way.
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by Ciantic 9y ago
GraphQL needs a good server side library. But for e.g. C# I've found only libraries that can't be called stable. With stability I also mean who is developing and maintaining the code? If it's just one person effort it can&#x2
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by Ciantic 9y ago
Copy & Pasting needs some work. Usually the biggest hurdle is people pasting content from other pages and the editor can't sanitize it properly. This doesn't appear to do any cleaning, which in practice never works because reg
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by Ciantic 9y ago
There are ORM's in functional languages too, but they too have problems. Mainly the problems arises from SQL being structurally typed, meaning you can JOIN totally unrelated tables as long as they have columns with same types. Practica
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by Ciantic 9y ago
There will be a lot of these. Microsoft's ASP.NET Core Identity by default stores user id as a GUID string to the database: https://github.com/aspnet/Identity/blob/dev/src/Microsoft.Ex...
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by Ciantic 9y ago
Post in JetBrains/Kotlin blog: https://blog.jetbrains.com/kotlin/2017/05/kotlin-on-android-...
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by Ciantic 9y ago
If you love spelling and hyphenation, you should star this issue in Chrome(ium): https://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=20667 There are a lots of spelling and hyphenation libraries e.g. for Finni
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by Ciantic 10y ago
There is one significant change with TS 2.2, you don't have to use type definitions for libraries anymore. Since all JavaScript is valid TypeScript. With out of the box setup the import from library that has no type definitions, works
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by Ciantic 10y ago
TypeScript's strong part is the IDE support. It worked great with Eclipse years ago (using the same language server), it worked with Atom years ago. It has Sublime plugin that also uses the language server (not tried this myself). This
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by Ciantic 10y ago
You should try the "allowJs" tsconfig option, it should allow to use the JS libraries without types with normal syntax (if you do that already with require trick, you are basically doing that anyhow).
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by Ciantic 10y ago
I happen to have written the DLL this app uses, and boy collecting that information can be time consuming. It's mind-boggling how Microsoft still can't come up simple APIs for their new features. Most annoying part for me with Win
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by Ciantic 10y ago
Even if there weren't any difference, competition in the hearing aid business is more than welcome. The prices can be staggering.
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by Ciantic 10y ago
Notice that this toolkit is written in TypeScript.
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by Ciantic 10y ago
Before you hop on board with this "pain free" solution, you should accept the fact that you may end up maintaining this: https://github.com/widdix/aws-cf-templates/blob/master/wordp... There sh

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