MrJohz

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by MrJohz 3y ago
Unless you're deploying your code bare-metal on a machine with no OS, you've got software dependencies, and even in that situation you've got hardware dependencies. I think the idea of dependency-free code is a myth that we l
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I'm not really sure I see the difference. The point is the experience and how much it costs, whether or not you pay that cost financially or through DIY. And as the previous poster points out, you can get great and life-changing experi
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by MrJohz 3y ago
I think they mean "free" here in the sense of "not costing any money".
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Very nice! I like how the state of the game is directly available in the URL - I could send a game directly to another person and have them see the history of the moves I've played, if I understand that correctly. That said, when I wan
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by MrJohz 3y ago
What's important here is the context, which is the drama around the Rwanda scheme and legislation. The Rwanda scheme is a plan to send certain groups of asylum seekers who arrive in the UK to Rwanda to be processed and then to live. Th
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by MrJohz 3y ago
Rather than arguing about what is and isn't a zip code, here's an actual answer: no, at least on Firefox Android (and I assume generally on Android devices), if you have "inputmode=numeric", then the only keyboard availa
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by MrJohz 3y ago
Ctrl-click works as well (just like ctrl-click works to open tabs in new windows. This is useful for laptops where the middle button can be harder to use/access. It also works for history items, and I think other things as well. Basica
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by MrJohz 3y ago
To me the point is that very few countries - if any - have true separation of religion and state, because religion is usually culturally embedded in a huge variety of ways. But it's easier to see the ways that the state upholds certain
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I don't know about the first result, but I think I get it above the fold at least 70% of the time, which works well enough for me.
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I have the feeling that we who've grown up in Western countries with ideas of separation of church and state tend to accept the status quo we've seen at face value, and not question so much whether it really is a separation of chu
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You can get Firefox to open all the tabs you last had open when it starts up, this way you can close and open Firefox whenever you want, and you'll always be right back where you started. This doesn't save the page state, so if yo
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by MrJohz 3y ago
That could work, but it's not perfect. I think part of it is that it's all very contextual - for example, if there is an English language version of the exact same content, then I almost always want the English language version, e
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I'm also not sure I quite get the love. I got the free trial, and I've set it as my browser's default search engine for now to get used to using it. The problem for me is that it's at best equivalent to, and at worst a l
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I also still find it kind of odd, but it's not like the light is doing nothing. Typically, at least here in Germany, a crossing cycles between two states: * Cars can go north/south, pedestrians can cross the east and west ro
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by MrJohz 3y ago
While I didn't go with regexes per se, I did go with I think a fairly "standard" solution of iterating the string and finding matches, and got caught in the trap that a lot of people are mentioning. In the end, I figured out
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It's not income directly for him, it's paid to his label, and that label will take their own cut. My impression is that the label takes the largest cut of all the people involved, but I'm happy to be corrected on that.
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It's worth reading the article. In this case, it seems to have been a hardware issue - as such, not directly related to Rust, C, or Python, but triggered by an instruction that was only called by some file loading routines. It's a
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If you've already set up your zsh as you like it, I don't think there's a huge amount of benefit. The big benefit of fish is that it's pretty much the ideal shell, but straight out of the box, without configuration. Auto
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> Personally I basically always choose to annotate them except in the very specific situation of writing beginner introductory materials, when it's not a given that the reader actually knows how to read the annotations yet. Having j
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I feel like every time a discussion on timezones comes up, people compete to come up with different situations where "see, your perfect system can't work, we should give up on timezones entirely". Here, I'm not even sure
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Fwiw, that's what's currently happening with this function, it is deprecated only, and I don't think there's a clear deadline yet on at what point it will officially get removed. So no code will stop working in the near
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I have used this in the past, but I've never been able to get the subtitles to sync up properly. Typically they're copied over, but the first subtitle will start as soon as the video starts (as opposed to when the first spoken wor
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This is installing binaries from crates.io directly (i.e. running "cargo install ripgrep" instead of "sudo apt..." or whatever equivalent). Admittedly, this is often a suggested installation method for some built-in-Rust
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The broken English and slight technobabble feel makes me suspect this is some sort of scam, or at best an overly optimistic marketing page for something that doesn't do most of the things on offer.
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But you're using the same component framework regardless of whether you use React or not: it's the same underlying elements that you decide between, and the same process of configuring then correctly to be accessible.
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I think the point they're making is that you'd have the same problems with developers working HTML-first. Accessibility does not simply come for free in either situation, you need to make sure it's present. Choosing, for exam
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* For DOB, what you typically need looks more like three text boxes. That said, the text boxes need to be able to work together in terms of validation - the 31st of February 2015 is not a valid date! This is why it's better to think of
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Most professional frontend developers are working on projects that require something more complicated than just the basics, because, well, that's where the complexity lies, and so that's where the work is. You can still find devel
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I mean, I am a big SPA framework guy. That's pretty much the main thing I use, day-in, day-out, because most of the projects I'm working on are complex enough that simply hand-coding the entire UI will not work. And, while only a
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While I agree that there is probably an overuse of frontend rendering when templating in the backend would be fine, I suspect most of the problems you see have nothing to do with that. In my experience, the number one issue with slow sites

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