Keats

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   by Keats 10y ago

   It seems doable https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Security/Securi...
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   by Keats 10y ago

   The downside is I can't actually scroll in the page at all on my Firefox, works ok on Chrome though
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   by Keats 10y ago

   From my point of view (and I posted the same thing in another thread about Elm https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11667799 and the mailing list post that sums up better https://groups.google.com/forum&#x2F
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   by Keats 10y ago

   React can be fast but is the slowest amongst pretty much every virtualdom libraries
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   by Keats 10y ago

   It's still in progress but it gets better on each release. Even better that the new version is using TypeScript!
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   by Keats 10y ago

   SEEKING WORK - London - Remote or London We are a tech agency doing MVPs and machine learning projects. Strengths are: - Python (Django, Flask, numpy ecosystem) - JavaScript (frontend) / Go / Haskell - devops using [NixOS]( http:&
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   by Keats 10y ago

   How about adding other parts of the company like HR/Sales/Marketing/etc etc to their data?
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   by Keats 10y ago

   So let's say you are deploying 10 servers. Are you fine with all of them being different? Or to get out of computers, you have a drug where they say it cures cancer 100% of the time and no one can reproduce the results, it's fine
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   by Keats 10y ago

   We wrote an article about the same thing https://blog.wearewizards.io/why-docker-is-not-the-answer-to... (Tom has a background in physics as well)
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    by Keats 10y ago

    I wish CSS framework would stop giving a grid unless they are better than the standalone grids like Lost or Susy
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    Lost Grid: powerful grid system built in PostCSS(github.com)

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    by Keats 10y ago

    Some defaults are pretty damn ugly though, just missing or not consistent between browsers. For example the input type date or range to only name 2. The browsers errors on html5 validation are equally ugly imo.
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    by Keats 10y ago

    I'm not sure I understand why designers should know CS. Most of them spend their time in Photoshop/Sketch, not programming. Unless I misunderstand. Also from your other comment you would like Ajax to not be used in websites?
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    by Keats 10y ago

    I think it will need to follow Foundation style and offer mixin rather than hardcoding the classes. A library taking like .btn andothers etc is not something you'd want. Or maybe it's just me that don't like putting tons of c
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    by Keats 10y ago

    From a non-user point of view (well I check our company twitter once a day or so): - no value: we follow ~40 accounts with the company account and the feed never showed anything interesting so it seems you need to spend a lot of time to get
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    by Keats 10y ago

    I would love a blog post about that!
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    by Keats 10y ago

    My only interaction with Atom so far was trying to paste a 8k chars line in a dojo on someone's recent mac pro. It crashed every single time and crashed again on opening as it was trying to load the file with the long line on startup.
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    by Keats 10y ago

    PyCharm is really good for TypeScript as well, but probably not as good as VSCode.
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    by Keats 10y ago

    I like Elm but its development really seems to rely on a single person. I saw this post on elm-discuss which is a pretty good summary of my thoughts https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/elm-discuss/AmxE3qAm
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    by Keats 10y ago

    > A few friends of mine fast intermittently and train in the morning before eating but it's beyond me how that is not just pure torture. It's just habit. I stopped eating breakfast in primary school and always preferred doing s
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    by Keats 10y ago

    I'd say live reload beats refresh for dev workflows (when it works).
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    by Keats 10y ago

    Is linux support for xamarin.android planned?
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    by Keats 10y ago

    The fact that Flow doesn't work on Windows is a big limitation. I prefer the idea of Flow as well but tooling and community is not there yet
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    by Keats 10y ago

    You can use both, I do TS -> Babel to get hot reload in react (if you know a way to do that without Babel, please let me know). If you don't care about that, it's pretty much the same except async/await are not there yet.
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    by Keats 10y ago

    The type system is not that great and inference is quite limited. Definitions are not always existent or up to date and a single repo like definitelytyped is a terrible way to manage all the definitions. The above sounds negative but TS is
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    by Keats 10y ago

    Looks very neat! Found my Rust reading for the week.
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    by Keats 10y ago

    I've seen that before but I couldn't get the hot reload to work for the react components. You also need to `module.hot.accept` every file one by one I think?
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    by Keats 10y ago

    Just for the sake of readability. At a previous job we had pretty huge templates and I would forget the name of the block by the time I reached the end
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    by Keats 10y ago

    I was about to reply exactly that, thanks!
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    by Keats 10y ago

    > Very good. But serde needs to get stable :( I agree :( > This is a request that comes up often but I tested this so much and always came back to not doing magic. It breaks too many applications in unintended ways (particularly plain