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by DigitalSea 3y ago
Sadly, Aurelia didn't quite catch on like other options. But, it's funny when you look at libraries like Svelte, many of their touted features like reactivity not only existed in Aurelia, but in Durandal before it. I think it come
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by DigitalSea 3y ago
One of the exact reasons I've been working with Aurelia as my Javascript framework of choice since 2015. Aurelia 1 has served me well and I have apps that have been in production for eight years untouched. They just keep running withou
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Will AI Behemoths Bury StackOverflow in Their Digital Dust?(ilikekillnerds.com)
2 points by DigitalSea 3y ago|0 comments
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by DigitalSea 4y ago
I am in that 40%. During the pandemic when things moved to remote, I sold my suburban home and moved to a regional area. Truth be told, I was already working remotely anyway. I did occasionally go into the office, but everyone found that re
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by DigitalSea 4y ago
They go and get jobs at fiscally responsible competitors.
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The Aurelia 2 Beta Is Out(aurelia.io)
5 points by DigitalSea 4y ago|2 comments
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by DigitalSea 4y ago
I've been using this framework since Rob first announced it on Hacker News in 2015 and now the new version Aurelia 2 is out in beta. I've built something with it already because it's so easy to use. It's pretty much back
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by DigitalSea 4y ago
Why? Imperial is a terrible measurement system, inferior.
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by DigitalSea 4y ago
I had a very productive conversation with "Elon Musk" about Neuralink. I was surprised it was able to answer my concerns and questions around Neuralink. I asked about concerns of the battery exploding. Me: How will you prevent the
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by DigitalSea 4y ago
You are completely right. Context definitely matters. The smaller team angle isn't something I thought about when I wrote my comment.
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by DigitalSea 4y ago
So, in other words: write a specification document and then build. Isn't this what many reasonably run companies do anyway? There have been very few instances in my coding career where I've been asked to build something that didn&
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by DigitalSea 5y ago
I am so sorry. When we talk about collateral damage from the pandemic, nobody thinks of the parents who had their kids home for months. In Australia, the lockdowns were quite severe. My wife and I were aware that while we were suffering, ou
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by DigitalSea 5y ago
I would be surprised if Azure doesn't waive or reduce this bill dramatically. Something similar happened to me with AWS. I had a simple file upload service where files would expire if they hadn't been accessed in 24 hours. Someone
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by DigitalSea 5y ago
Great idea to have a cross-app theme, but Monokai Pro is hard to beat for me. I love that theme and I wish I could use it for other things too.
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by DigitalSea 5y ago
I've been using CSS Modules as well as Shadow DOM for styling for about 2 years now after ditching SCSS. I've switched over to using Shadow DOM and things like Constructable Stylesheets, but CSS Modules is still one of the best op
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by DigitalSea 5y ago
What makes this even more ironic, is that for a period of time, Chrome was one of the only browsers to support the contain property. I've been using this property for years to speed up my applications, it does have quirks (especially u
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by DigitalSea 5y ago
If you're going to download it, I would probably use a VPN or something before you do. Technically, this would be copyright infringement. I don't know if Amazon would go after people downloading this, but you just don't know.
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by DigitalSea 5y ago
You don't wear pants in the bath?
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by DigitalSea 5y ago
As an Australian who worked in the US for a startup back in 2014/2015 pre-COVID, I can attest to the different attitude towards drinking. Australia is known for its drinking habits as well, but the US and, in particular, the tech indus
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by DigitalSea 5y ago
There are quite a few papers out there on the subject. As someone who has studied a little bit of sociology, I can tell you there are numerous sociological factors which basically determine that wealthier people have access to better food,
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by DigitalSea 5y ago
I was kind of following along and agreeing in many aspects with the article, until I got to the following: >You should be giving people obscure algorithms in interviews. For example, ask a candidate to make a playable game of Japanese GO
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by DigitalSea 5y ago
Augmented reality is the only thing I am excited for, more so than virtual reality is right now (and I say that as someone who has a couple of VR headsets around the house, the Reverb G2 and Valve Index). To me, VR will always be relegated
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by DigitalSea 5y ago
If you're raising such a little amount, your team isn't going to be that big. Salaries are usually paid monthly, so that amount can technically sustain a small team of developers and a designer for a few months. When a startup rai
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by DigitalSea 5y ago
Be prepared for it to get a lot bigger. That's one of the first noticeable changes when a company IPO's, they go on a hiring blitz either beforehand or after. I worked at a company pre-IPO that was 10 people, it ballooned to over
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by DigitalSea 5y ago
One thing that Apple is quite good at is creating premium tiers for their products aimed at different levels of consumer. Do you need that much storage if you have a cheap iCloud subscription and do you need that much RAM if you're wat
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by DigitalSea 5y ago
No. What I am saying is that things would have really gone bad for the city if Chauvin wasn't convicted and that I am glad that wasn't the case (people are tired of these things happening and seeing little to no justice). I wasn&#
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by DigitalSea 5y ago
That's what happens when you rupture a Lithium ion battery and the contents mix. This wasn't a phone fault, the phone got caught in the seat and broken.
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by DigitalSea 5y ago
Competition in the lost item tracking space was inevitable, let's be honest. I do believe Apple has first-party advantage by owning the App Store and API's in iOS, but we've been hearing of Apple's foray into tracking ta
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by DigitalSea 5y ago
This was the only logical conclusion. If Chauvin wasn't found guilty of at least one count (I'm glad it was all counts), can you imagine what would have happened? The city was on the edge. I'm glad to see justice has prevaile
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by DigitalSea 5y ago
And if Teams is any indication as to the resulting quality of the end product, it won't be very good. It amazes me a company as rich and big as Microsoft struggles to build good software when it comes to copying competitors.

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