Ralfp

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by Ralfp 10y ago
React's popularity makes it popular target for (sometimes uneducated) criticism. JSX is one of common targets. Library's size is other. Misconception that its just VDOM is another. And then there's popular FUD about how FB ma
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by Ralfp 10y ago
Could you elaborate? All React.js "reimplements" are components for DOM elements and custom event dispatcher that allows you to don't worry about browser quirks and differences in handling events. There's also large diff
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by Ralfp 10y ago
Unreal Engine is still propertiary software. If Epic wishes so, they may enforce their wish on any of its users on grounds of EULA.
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by Ralfp 10y ago
Glue allows them to attach battery to the body. Macbook's battery is not single piece, rather is few batteries connected with each other shaped in a ways that allow them to fill all empty space within the body.
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by Ralfp 10y ago
On sidenote it's shame that media (and internet hate crowd) is spinning what happened into proof that Tesla's autopilot is dangerous for you and those dear to you and was constructed to kill you on first opportunity.
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by Ralfp 10y ago
And then somebody else will write angry hackernews comment how code is abysmal because it mixes in single char names. ;)
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by Ralfp 10y ago
I think the point being made was that already existing sites didn't change the status quo, and so you'll need something much better to achieve what they failed to.
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by Ralfp 10y ago
Until your agency's spec goes among the lines of "UI implemented in modern technologies (eg. React.js, Angular, Ember.js)". And no, I'm not making this up.
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by Ralfp 10y ago
Their participation in activation usually makes some of their followers/friends to try their chances as well (or just buy it to see whats so great about it). Those people will try the product themselves and hopefully some will pick a l
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by Ralfp 10y ago
> For mainstream businesses, like chain supermarket, Coca Cola and car makers, I still maintain it's wasted effort. I'm working at one of top digital advertising agencies in EU. National and global brands save no buck on their
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by Ralfp 10y ago
I'm using violence. Works when video starts flickering on our Samsung's TV.
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HTTP API Design Guide(geemus.gitbooks.io)
4 points by Ralfp 10y ago|0 comments
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The rule GP's are taught to follow is "when you hear the horses running, don't think of zebras". Symptoms are frequently either non-present or unspecific for such a long time that GP's stick to what fits and is most
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by Ralfp 10y ago
I would actually sign under such prohibition. Few years back my city (in Poland) rolled in regulations prohibiting churches to ring the bell for mass with exception to one 1000 years old cathedral located in "church's town" (
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by Ralfp 10y ago
But considered their chapter colors, the name just got another dimension to it.
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by Ralfp 10y ago
SmarterEveryDay told a story in one of his videos about slow-mo clip of tatoo machine in action being ripped from one of his movies by the large press publisher, Bauer, and reuploaded on Bauer's Facebook page. Then Bauer moved on to cl
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by Ralfp 10y ago
Most drug companies sell generics because they don't want to enter costful R&D game.
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by Ralfp 10y ago
They moved away from that, didn't they?
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by Ralfp 10y ago
Nobody is forcing you to. Plenty of folk have Netflix for access to favorite classics or TV series when they have time to. New titles are only added value for them.
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by Ralfp 11y ago
> I'd find more help and documentation online PHP options are notorious for lack of API documentation for developers and inventing their own in-house frameworks despite solid ecosystem of ready solutions and libraries, or in case of
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by Ralfp 11y ago
Wording feedback like "at least do it right" makes your message unnecessarily hostile.
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by Ralfp 11y ago
Is Browserify falling out of favor? I've only just recently started to bundle my stuff with it instead of gulp's concat.
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by Ralfp 11y ago
> I'm still surprised medicine didn't find a way to craft this kind of thing in a more organic way so they can interact with the tumor as locally as possible without requiring such barbary. But this is the holy grail of oncolog
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by Ralfp 11y ago
You are talking about chemo provided via infusions. We are seeing increasing number of chemo in pills that are noted for being far more bearable for patients while still being effective.
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by Ralfp 11y ago
Vendors actually hard-code "I'm dry and won't print anymore" kill-switch into chip on cartridge as protection against regeneration. You may refill your cart, but if kill-switch went on already, your printer will not prin
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Dear Adobe(dearadobe.com)
1 points by Ralfp 11y ago|0 comments
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by Ralfp 11y ago
Originally their software was available as download to third parties (but without sources AFAIK), but it no longer is.
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> as they are seen controversial and almost a form of pseudo-science Yes, the "cure cancer with our special juices combo (and coffe enema just to be sure)" crowd is not doing this field of research any favors in the public.
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by Ralfp 11y ago
Your immune system is more direct and effective at countering cancer development than any diet, unless you are consuming cancirogens. Cancer development itself is a sign that cancer cells developed at pace great enough to "overpower&qu
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by Ralfp 11y ago
I'm wondering about this myself. I'm looking into alternatives to Apache with mod_wsgi.

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