Kaze404

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by Kaze404 6y ago
I don't know if I agree with this. I love Emacs and nothing has convinced me to give up on it yet, but it is a chore to use on large projects. Helm, projectile and the likes always work with passable performance at worst, but opening a
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by Kaze404 6y ago
I've used Emacs for 2 years and haven't had to write a single elisp function.
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by Kaze404 6y ago
What's wrong with criticizing a headline that presents factually untrue information?
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by Kaze404 6y ago
This article puts to words my exact experience with Scrum. It has done irreversible damage to my mental health, which fortunately I learned how to manage with the help of a professional. Fortunately I get to work on a relatively more relaxe
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by Kaze404 6y ago
You can instruct nodemon to run "tsc" by itself when there are file changes, so you don't have to separately run tsc in watch mode.
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by Kaze404 6y ago
Right, but what prompted it was the situation I described. Nobody asked for this.
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by Kaze404 6y ago
You realize this was a publishing company deciding, completely unprompted and out of their own volition, that they don't want to publish these books, right? Whose freedom of speech is being violated here?
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by Kaze404 6y ago
It's hilarious to me that a publishing company decided to cancel themselves, simultaneously painting the picture that they're the villain and the victim depending on which side of the political spectrum you are. And the best part
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by Kaze404 6y ago
Wow, that's super interesting. Thank you :)
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by Kaze404 6y ago
In Javascript there's an expectation that Javascript written 15 years ago for Netscape will also work on Firefox 89. Is that also the case with C, wrt compiler versions? I've always assumed it wasn't.
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by Kaze404 6y ago
Why are these functions deprecated in favor of others but not removed? I know in Javascript this can happen so as to not break older websites, but in a compiled language this shouldn't be a problem right?
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by Kaze404 6y ago
Oh ok, I just read the thread. While I don't agree, I really don't think it's any better for a bunch of seemingly mature adults being this upset over someone on Twitter posting a bad take and getting 10 likes. It just screams
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by Kaze404 6y ago
The last two paragraphs in your comment made absolutely no sense to me, sounding almost like a complete non-sequitur. Are mobile game developers painting themselves as oppressed an offended...? Where? What?
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by Kaze404 6y ago
I'm sorry you see the world this way. I sincerely hope you never have to rely on accessibility tools to use the internet in the future.
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by Kaze404 6y ago
> They are also the type of person more likely to complain about minute details in games. I don't understand how this can possibly be true. You didn't give any reasoning, so I assume it must be related to the first paragraph. W
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by Kaze404 6y ago
Barbra Streisand effect at it again. Great piece of writing I would've missed if not for this commit. Thank you :)
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by Kaze404 6y ago
Ok, and what does that change? Are you gonna invent that software for those people? If it already exists, are you gonna give them a license? All because you didn't feel like spending half an hour thinking about accessibility.
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by Kaze404 6y ago
Excited to see how long it takes for them to be outed on yet another controversy, say it was "accidental" and rollback on this new service. Their MO is pretty clear at this point.
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by Kaze404 6y ago
https://github.blog/2016-02-22-delivering-octicons-with-svg/...
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by Kaze404 6y ago
Ticket: "Your website isn't very accessible to people using screen readers. Could you improve it with aria tags please?" Response: "It's not my fault you're blind. Ticket closed."
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by Kaze404 6y ago
Wow, that looks weird. Thank you, I hadn't heard of Svelte before.
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by Kaze404 6y ago
I disagree. There's nothing about React, Vue or any other framework that I'm aware of that does anything similar to jQuery's dollar sign. The only magically-looking abstraction I can think of is JSX, and that's not only
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by Kaze404 6y ago
Conversely, looking at how you do it through jQuery after seeing how it is in Javascript gives me the same reaction. The fact that jQuery is usually assigned to the dollar sign definitely doesn't help, especially for beginners. The amo
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by Kaze404 6y ago
That's fair enough. I think we agree that there needs to be a balance between the weird evangelism of new tools (I literally have psychological damage as consequence of previous experience with a Medium-obsessed CTO) and the cynicism I
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by Kaze404 6y ago
That's a very narrow minded view of technology in my opinion. People can create, re-solve and re-break whatever they want. If an unproven and untested technology makes its way into a system you deem critical, that's a flaw of mana
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by Kaze404 6y ago
You can use a fingerprint to authenticate on Android.
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by Kaze404 6y ago
Wow, I feel like somehow the universe directed me to this comment. I've been using Awesome for almost a year now, but with mostly default settings because writing Lua is such a chore. I'm gonna look into this right now, and apprec
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by Kaze404 6y ago
This is complete insanity to me. So now you're not only selling your knowledge and your time, but you're also selling your complete undivided attention with likely no changes to your paycheck. How do you employ someone and give th
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by Kaze404 6y ago
I love code generation from GraphQL. Elm-graphql is a great example of this and works incredibly well, to the point where it sold me on GraphQL entirely.
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by Kaze404 6y ago
Conversely, I don't know of a situation where I'd use csv or json for storing data instead of SQLite. Maybe when the user is expected to change the data, but even then I think I'd rather make that part of the program dependin

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