MatekCopatek

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by MatekCopatek 5y ago
Getting an IV is a dramatically more effective way of hydration than drinking a glass of orange juice. Yet life isn't an RPG where you minmax and pick the task that increases your stat the most.
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by MatekCopatek 5y ago
You call it "full-stack" and mention memoized DOM, which makes it sound like it's not only a language but also a framework. Is there a clear separation between those two parts? Could someone take just the language without the
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by MatekCopatek 5y ago
In case you're not aware - the Composition API is entirely optional and will most likely remain that way. It brings more flexibility but also adds complexity and makes components less readable.
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by MatekCopatek 5y ago
That's really interesting, I've worked with Vue since before 1.0, used it for various things (complex conventional SPAs, enhancing legacy server-rendered apps, even an IPTV GUI) and was always really satisfied. Can you give a few
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by MatekCopatek 5y ago
> Trying to be helpful by automatically doing stuff I don't necessarily want. Wholeheartedly agree. My #1 personal pet peeve that fits this description is links that automatically open in new windows/tabs. You might (correctly)
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by MatekCopatek 5y ago
Has it, really, though? What percentage of worldwide crypto traffic represents paying for goods and services (or doing some kind of meaningful product interaction for non-financial applications) and how much of it is just trading?
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by MatekCopatek 5y ago
I feel your pain - it was extra annoying on a gaming HTPC that is configured to boot directly into Steam Big Picture mode. Since the only peripheral plugged into it was the gaming controller, I had to go look for a spare mouse and dig out t
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by MatekCopatek 5y ago
Can someone explain the appeal of CSS-in-JS? I've used scoped styling in .vue components extensively, at a quick glance it seems to offer similar benefits (lives right in your component and is scoped to it), but most importantly it can
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by MatekCopatek 5y ago
Well, Youtube Premium does it, so does Hulu, and I'm sure there's other examples.
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by MatekCopatek 6y ago
I know, my assumption was it would be so much more moderation that they couldn't handle it without completely ruining the user experience.
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by MatekCopatek 6y ago
An unlikely outcome that I'd like to see is the following: 1. Legislation makes current models impossible - I'm imagining something like Section 230 being repealed, Twitter and Facebook being on the hook for anything anyone posts,
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by MatekCopatek 6y ago
Interesting, I didn't know that! Guess I still have some of my youngster naivite :). But that's exactly how I felt - I remember the introductory programming courses being in Java, there was talk about switching to Python, but it o
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by MatekCopatek 6y ago
Don't want to oversimplify since the article has some useful insights, but overall it reads like a typical transition from thinking static typing is a burden to realizing type safety can be incredibly useful. I distinctly remember that
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by MatekCopatek 6y ago
Was pleasantly surprised when Gnome on latest Fedora enabled this out of the box simply because the fingerprint reader on my laptop was supported.
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by MatekCopatek 6y ago
Sure, but you could always do that and be delivery-only without paying anyone. I think the service you're getting here is primarily the exposure of being on a popular platform. That and them handling the order process.
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by MatekCopatek 6y ago
FYI - NativeScript has had Vue support for a few years now and is production ready (in my limited experience). Don't know now it compares to this though.
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by MatekCopatek 6y ago
Is there any kind of quality long term data available on this topic? I believe self-reported data isn't too reliable in this field as many of the listed products are considered to be lifestyle items and status symbols. Consequently, pe
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by MatekCopatek 6y ago
My go-to options are the following: - Whatever GitHub/GitLab provides if I need the most basic level of tracking. - Trello for a more polished experience, a few additional ticket/board related features and easier involvement of no
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by MatekCopatek 6y ago
I was surprised to learn that "lifetime warranty" nowadays means that the warranty is valid for the expected lifetime of the product, not the owner. So the company arbitrarily decides that e.g. a pair of headphones should last 5 y
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by MatekCopatek 6y ago
That's cool if you know exactly what you're searching for. It gets less useful as the amount of information you have drops - you basically have to do multiple searches and hope one of the terms you're guessing will be a hit.
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by MatekCopatek 6y ago
It's one thing to be upset at a specific instance of a celebrity expressing a horrible opinion. I'm totally down with that. What was commenting on here was a wider remark that celebrities should just avoid making political comment
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by MatekCopatek 6y ago
No, not at all, IMHO it's purely about empathizing with the character, feeling more immersed and consequently improving your overall experience of the game. For some people, it's about how well the character is written, for some i
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by MatekCopatek 6y ago
Lovely article. The conflict between making a videogame (or any bit of popculture really) enjoyable and inclusive vs. historically accurate often comes up and both sides have a fair point. My personal solution is to both enjoy the content a
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by MatekCopatek 6y ago
Agree on both counts, I don't think worshipping celebrities is doing us much good. But the fact is that we (as a society) currently do it, so it seems unfair to be upset when they use their platform for something political.
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by MatekCopatek 6y ago
There's a book called IBM and the Holocaust[0] covering one such example from WW2. I really meant anything where you are fully aware that your work will directly cause people to suffer. Like someone asking you to run a simulation to de
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by MatekCopatek 6y ago
To me, it's an integral part of celebrity. We expect them to be role models, give up their privacy and generally hold them to higher standards, so why shouldn't they be able to use their fame to support something they believe in?
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by MatekCopatek 6y ago
Excuse the hyperbole, I don't want to judge, I just genuinely think it's an interesting dilemma. Would you write software needed to support a genocide? Would you consider someone complicit if they did? I'm assuming no and yes
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by MatekCopatek 6y ago
If you're view these systems as having a particular design, you're missing the point. They're meant to be abstract building blocks that are easy to consistently customize, which makes them a good starting point for your desig
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by MatekCopatek 6y ago
It's a political topic - learning about economics is slighlty more relative than learning about physics. I'm from a country that used to be socialist and when people hear that "Self management and the basics of marxism"
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by MatekCopatek 6y ago
Take a look at OpenTTD, Banished, Tropico 5, Cities Skylines and Frostpunk. It's a diverse list, but they all fit your open non-combat strategy criteria.

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