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Germany deployed 3.8 GW of PV in first half of 2022
(pv-magazine.com)
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Intel Bets 17B Euros on a Tech Revival in Eastern Germany
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Subscriptions are intended to provide a predictable income to pay to the developers so they could keep working continuously.
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Usually, repair shops are not free.
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Imagine a developer who has to spend 50-90 hours per month just to provide the promised security patches for each of the 5 products they have created and sold at least once.
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Then the money for doing this should be provided to developers by the universe.
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Yeah, nowadays Bootstrap looks outdated a bit, agree.
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I expressed what problems I see - their design looks outdated and doesn't even take into account devices with “tap” screens (elements are too small, tables are not responsive). You misunderstood me: I wasn't saying that their desi
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Nowadays design language of your framework should look at least not worse than Material Design 3 or Twitter Bootstrap (just because they are there and you can learn from them). This project needs some more effort to achieve it, right now it
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We need some petition to stop this madness.
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I can't disagree more. DRY forces you to create pure reusable code, and split your code into small pieces. When I read such code I need to understand just a few pieces.
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Location: Barcelona, Spain Remote: 100% only remote, timezones: GMT-8 to GMT+1. Technologies: Rust, TypeScript, Angular (NgRx, RxJS, Nx). Resume, CV, contact: https://jamm.dev First 2 weeks: up to 20 hours per week, up to 40 hou
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HMR is here since v12, stable since v13. Test and, especially, builds time issues can be greatly reduced using Nx - give it a try. In one project (~400 components/directives) we’ve reduced the CI cycle (lint, test, build, deploy) from
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If my opponent will name some struggles - I will try to help, will try to show the way how to resolve them.
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DX in Angular is great. With Nx is even better. Prove me wrong with the examples, please.
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I guess many people will be surprised by the results of https://github.com/krausest/js-framework-benchmark I don't even know if they have the OnPush version of Angular implementation (which would be fair), but if
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Add OnPush + NgRx
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Can Apple Silicone's unified memory be an answer?
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It's just ridiculous. I use whatever I want for payments. How is Apple forcing you to buy a fish in your shop only using ApplePay?
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Apple only controls my phone and playlists in the Music app (from time to time I export them to have a backup, but only because the Music app is absolutely dumb in syncing). From my example, you can see that you have a choice about what you
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So you are selling your security for a fine UI.
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You need a lot of chemical elements to live, not just glucose.
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Dear webmasters, for “simple” cookies settings windows like this, you should be tortured equally. https://ibb.co/dp89vYQ You are trying to “make” the users click “Allow all” just to hide this trash as quickly as possible. I
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No, tbody is just an element. The power is in tags.
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XML is beautiful and clean, and I prefer to write full closing tags.
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It reminds me of how PHP was born...
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People who blame that kid are ridiculous. People who are asking to punish him somehow are pathetic. There should be no way to send any non-premoderated information to 400k people (from the system that has some trust and is unlikely to be fi
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GitHub can afford more than one computer to send their emails.
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Your responses were quite informative, thank you. Even for me, Scala looks more interesting now. I have some Java adepts, I’ll try to convince them to climb a few steps.
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“Side-effect” of borrow-checking - there is always only one who can write to a variable. It's much more important than GC.
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