IceDane

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by IceDane 4y ago
I work in this industry(though thankfully very rarely directly with SAP) and I cannot fathon why it is popular either. As I explained in my other answer in this thread, everything they touch turns to garbage. I think it's really a case
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by IceDane 4y ago
> and in my experience they are wrong - with the exception of accounting > I don't work with SAP .. Yeah.. that's just it. Your experience doesn't matter. Adjusting your business to fit SAP nearly as much as an unspoken
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by IceDane 4y ago
I work in the SAP industry as a consultant, but I hardly ever work directly with SAP. In fact, I work in a dept. whose primary purpose is to do all the non-SAP work, so 99% of the time I'm working with your typical modern stack(that I
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by IceDane 4y ago
ITT: A bunch of insecure clowns that somehow manage to feel personally threatened by a productivity tool. It's hilarious. Get over yourselves. Copilot is just an intelligent, context-aware search engine that is plugged directly into yo
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by IceDane 4y ago
It really seems to be the case that "those who can, do; those who can't, teach" The people who are really doing usually aren't wasting their time waxing poetic about stuff like this. They are too busy doing. So we are
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by IceDane 4y ago
Has this book not been essentially debunked? Apparently it's full of errors and downright misrepresented results.
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by IceDane 4y ago
You seem to be conflating javascript and react here, and even if you weren't, the entire point of this article is that nothing works in mysterious ways.
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by IceDane 4y ago
There is nothing about react that requires you to understand "how it works under the hood" to use mouse events in react. You just need to sit down and read the tutorials and learn to use react properly. Try the new beta docs.
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by IceDane 4y ago
I never quite made it to a decade, but I think I definitely hit 5 years. Yes, there have been breakages, but none very bad and thus not very memorable. Interestingly, some breakages were due to windows update doing something bad since I was
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by IceDane 4y ago
I gotta say, articles(to use that term loosely) like this are really starting to grind my gears. There are so many of them. Every person and their dog is trying to become some sort of popular culture icon by sharing with us their incredibly
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by IceDane 4y ago
Incidentally, I also ran into this exact problem with the same package. I briefly thought, "they should let us download individual packages", but since I was already about to bundle everything with esbuild, I didn't look into
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by IceDane 4y ago
It's just blatantly obvious that the people building this are simply amateurs. My first guess would be that this is being built 100% by out-sourcing this to a bunch of cheap labor overseas that has no horse in this race and doesn'
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by IceDane 4y ago
I work for a subsidiary of NTT and we've been remote first for years, with travel expenses handled as outlined in the article. It's pretty great.
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by IceDane 4y ago
Even if what this clown is saying were true, it wouldn't really matter. These CEOs he's allegedly talked can throw as many tantrum as they want. If they don't pay the price, they just won't get any hires. Simple as that.
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by IceDane 4y ago
I remember seeing this before and as far as I can tell, nothing important has changed since then. It's still a project where the bus factor is extremely low: the author has 95% of all the commits. The project is basically reinventing e
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by IceDane 4y ago
Okay. But there is a 90% chance that nothing on that page requires anything chrome-specific, and even if it did, it would probably be a line of code or two to make it degrade gracefully in firefox. It was undoubtedly more work to implement
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by IceDane 4y ago
Wow, is this a serious article? I honestly felt like I was reading the onion for a bit. This is just yet another tech bro trying to "reinvent" the browser by giving certain web applications a more first class experience and shuffl
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by IceDane 4y ago
This seems very clean and handily beats keycloak there, at least. I am building an application that will be deployed into a closed network, and it has some requirements regarding auth and authz that would be time-consuming(not to mention er
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by IceDane 4y ago
This is just an ad.
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by IceDane 4y ago
What an incredibly boring, prosaic post which is almost completely devoid of anything useful. In fact, over half of the post is just the author waxing poetic about some tangentially related things. His arguments boil down to "To me, th
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by IceDane 4y ago
I'm definitely not even close to a statistician, but I'm also having a hard time accepting this analysis. I'll admit that part of it also comes from personal experience, at work and elsewhere. I've met some catastrophica
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by IceDane 4y ago
ITT a bunch of clowns who don't know anything about React, haven't written a single line of it in their lives and don't care one whit for spending 10 seconds to understand why this is a useful feature, or how it isn't ev
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by IceDane 5y ago
Who is this for, except dell? I don't see any reason why anyone would adopt this outside of dell. Using resources on coming up with a literal design system to unify their look seems like a waste of time to me. You don't really nee
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by IceDane 5y ago
While I understand the urge to improve one's life, I really feel like we have in general sort of gone off the rails in our quest for a better life. What we have instead is now some kind of social-media-fueled, angst-driven obsession ab
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by IceDane 5y ago
Elden Ring is easily one of the better games I've played in a good while. I still wanted to throw it away the first day. The worst part about it is how clunky and unintuitive some of the things are, and how incredibly poor the PC port
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by IceDane 5y ago
Wow. A whole 15 thousand lines of code, you say? Golly, that is just astonishing. What does the lines of code have to do with Haskell? Specifically, why did you feel this was important information? What you wrote is almost a non sequitur. T
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by IceDane 5y ago
Your library seems absolutely great. I can't believe I've never stumbled upon it before since I've literally gone looking for stuff exactly like this several times and never found anything very good.
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by IceDane 5y ago
It's absolutely nuts that I can be viewing a high definition picture from another planet with my morning coffee. Sometimes I wish we didn't lose our sense of awe so quickly. Every technological miracle we create quickly becomes a
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by IceDane 5y ago
It seems to me bitcharmer was railing against the notion that you would have X MB of dependencies in your project folder. I was just pointing out that this is basically standard practice today(and the alternatives are usually awful) and tha
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by IceDane 5y ago
This is really flyfucking of the worst kind: the kind that doesn't serve any useful purpose. From any useful perspective, RCE and zero-click exploits are the same thing. The latter is just a fancy name for the moron journalists like th

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