Oddskar

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by Oddskar 5y ago
Modern Javascript is a subset of TypeScript though.
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by Oddskar 5y ago
Not everything needs to be architected to be "enterprise grade" though. And a lot more languages can handle DB than just Java and C#.
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by Oddskar 5y ago
I quite like Next.JS but this give me a little bit of a pause. Do you really want to work with a framework that has another framework on top of it? This feels a bit iffy to me.
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by Oddskar 5y ago
> because JS does 99% of what anybody needs a web server to do. Does talking to a DB really account for just 1% of what you want a web server to do?
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by Oddskar 5y ago
You aren't using source maps to transform your stack traces then? I've had very little issue in understanding stack traces in any of the major JS frameworks.
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by Oddskar 5y ago
I'll bite. What part of React has really been innovative? Because it seems to me that around the time React really gained popularity there were lots of options that did largely the same thing. Knockout, Ember etc. Personally I only see
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by Oddskar 5y ago
This is such a dull take at this point. I'm sorry, but WASM won't magically be able to port your UI app to the web. Just because it can convert some basic logic doesn't mean that it will be able to create a performant applica
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by Oddskar 5y ago
I think it's because building software is a team endeavor. Just because individuals are smart doesn't mean that the end result will be great.
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by Oddskar 5y ago
Anecdotally the way to achieve a high salary in the software industry in Sweden is to do solo consulting. Most companies seem to keep the salaries from inflating by getting seniors from consulting agencies or freelancing consultants; which
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by Oddskar 5y ago
"the leading digital workflow company that makes work, work better for people" Yikes. That's their slogan? They're not accomplishing this very well.
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by Oddskar 5y ago
This really brings me back! As a kid I found this stuff so exciting.
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by Oddskar 5y ago
Wow, so that's why I've been having this issue. That's incredibly sleazy.
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by Oddskar 5y ago
The many stories coming out of content moderation companies would disagree. E.g: https://www.theverge.com/2019/2/25/18229714/cognizant-facebo...
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by Oddskar 5y ago
Depends entirely on the country. There are some Scandinavian countries that can give very generous fitness benefits since it's a tax writeoff.
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by Oddskar 5y ago
You would magically find a suitable job in days ? I personally have a lot higher requirements for a new position than "a job that pays more than my current one". E.g. working on something that is worth doing, together with great
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by Oddskar 5y ago
I'm not the biggest fan of ads either, but "manipulative dark pattern"? Come on now.
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by Oddskar 5y ago
Wow, wonderful news. Thanks!
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by Oddskar 5y ago
I think you're being very selective with what you call "tooling" here. I understand where it's coming from though, and I agree that in some circumstances people are adhering too much to what might be perceived as "s
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by Oddskar 5y ago
It's absolutely infuriating that there's no easy way to configure this. I'd love to be able to turn off HFP altogether to always ensure that I use an external mic. Instead every app seems to figure out their own behavior for
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by Oddskar 5y ago
This is due to PulseAudio not having proper support for decent quality HFP/HSP. There was a PR to PulseAudio for this exact thing that seemed to have been completely stranded: https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/pulseaudio&#
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by Oddskar 5y ago
"All my data"? What data are you referring to specifically?
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by Oddskar 5y ago
It's far from the first time Apple tries to weasel it's way out of EU legislation. I remember it was this way with AppleCare years ago as well. One had to really fight them to uphold the minimum warranty guaranteed by national leg
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by Oddskar 5y ago
I think Valve is a good example of how to do it. Sure they also take a sizeable chunk out of sales, but they seem to compete on the same terms with their games with everyone else on Steam. Going so far as to clearly make an unfair advantage
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by Oddskar 5y ago
I would (perhaps naively) think that children are the same as adults in the regard that we both need ample amount of time to start slowing down and relaxing before bed time.
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by Oddskar 5y ago
Firefox is in the AppStore.
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But what was perhaps lost along the way was communicating inner workings through something else than code. I think UML and its likes still have immense value between developers and teams to communicate complex processes in a way that is eas
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by Oddskar 5y ago
Well I'm pretty sure how a train is better than a bus. High speed trains are three times as fast.
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by Oddskar 5y ago
I disagree. Piracy was and still is very much a service problem. Just because people would have access to DRM-free movies does not mean they would automatically fire up bittorrent and start trading torrent files with their friends. That&#x2
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by Oddskar 5y ago
"Dealers of Lightning" is a delight. You'll get a lot of insights to where key people in computing came from.
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by Oddskar 5y ago
Great job on nnn! I feel like I've only scratched the surface of what it can do but I still use it many times per day.

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