Touche

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by Touche 9y ago
Wow, Pony! Pony is one of my favorite young languages. It fits a similar niche that Go fits (not saying that either language can't be used for other purposes), in that they both are great for building cli tools with good concurrency pr
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by Touche 9y ago
People who say this rarely have tried using a SPA on IE8. As the OP said, you'll provide a better experience giving them a pain ole server rendered app.
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by Touche 9y ago
Yes, it's another word for source-to-source translation, you are right. It is not, however, cross-compilation, which is what I was responding to. So I'm not sure why you replied to me with this statement. In any event, is it so
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by Touche 9y ago
Doesn't "cross-compile" mean to compile a binary meant to run on a different platform than the host? Like, compiling a Linux binary on a Mac... If I'm right then that's nothing like what "transpile" means.
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by Touche 9y ago
Ah, nevermind, this goes over that: https://github.com/stimulusjs/stimulus/blob/master/INSTALLIN...
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by Touche 9y ago
I don't understand the example. How does: // hello_controller.js import { Controller } from "stimulus" export default class extends Controller { greet() { console.log(`Hello, ${this.name}!`)
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by Touche 9y ago
svelte templates compile to "pure javascript".
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by Touche 9y ago
Judging based on the 'load' event they are about the same, or the HN version might be a little bit (<100ms) faster. The Sapper version is faster with the service worker. So basically the added complexity gives you the same load
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by Touche 9y ago
There's a discrepancy if the user doesn't see something when the page first renders but then does see it once the JS runs.
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by Touche 9y ago
Then you have a server/client difference if the lifecycle hooks change the dom (like a jQuery plugin or something). So you have to figure out what to do on the server.
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by Touche 9y ago
I think this premise is wrong: > 2. As a corollary, your app's codebase should be universal — write once for server and client This is a mistake a lot of developers make. The server and client are not the same. As far as rendering H
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by Touche 9y ago
IIRC to even buy that you have to have a home theater. They come to your house and inspect to make sure it meets their standards. So yeah, it's not just the price, it's essentially a status product; meant only for the super-rich t
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by Touche 9y ago
The idea that Babel -- which I love and think has had an immeasurably positive impact on the front-end community -- is anywhere near as valuable to an individual company as their database is completely out of touch. A database, for many m
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by Touche 9y ago
You are probably right, but I'm not sure it's rational. Given the correct pricing to compensate for that, they can still make more money that they make today. I believe I read that the average person sees 2 or 3 movies per year at
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by Touche 9y ago
You have to consider that likely more than 1 person will be watching the movie, so based on average ticket prices they'd be taking a loss (vs. the theater) at only $20. I don't know what the price would be, but my guess would be t
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by Touche 9y ago
I believe most cinemas do have rules against outside food, yes. You're right that most likely will not check, or even care if they see it, but it's possible (as cmiles74's comment shows) that there could be bag checks at some
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by Touche 9y ago
I'm sad to hear this honestly, I was hoping for this to fail to hasten studios accepting that straight-to-digital is the future. Charge me $50 per movie to watch them from the comfort of my home, please.
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by Touche 9y ago
You don't have to personally know someone who does it to see people standing in lines at the concession when you walk in. I don't know how old you are, but at a certain point sneaking things into the theater is something you grow
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by Touche 9y ago
> This is something I notice here on HN in product-related discussions more and more: people just say what THEY think about product X (typically a negative opinion or complaint), rather being creative, constructive or inquisitive. I thin
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by Touche 9y ago
That seems like something to note in a "best practices" guide/book, not in a document that describes how HTML is parsed.
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by Touche 9y ago
Sorry, but you can't print that page and use that forever. I understand that you wish that you could, but you can't. I live in the real world, so rather than reading a snapshot and hoping it stays that way forever, I just read the
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by Touche 9y ago
The csswg is a W3C working group. It's true that there are sometimes breaking changes if usage is low enough. This is true of the W3C specs as much as it is of the WHATWG specs. The advantage to following the WHATWG specs is that it re
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by Touche 9y ago
This one: https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/ . Contrary to some people's perception here, everything that goes into this is implemented by at least 2 browsers.
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by Touche 9y ago
When I do a project I want to be able to code against the standards from which browsers were developed; that is the WHATWG standard.
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by Touche 9y ago
Nothing you said here is true of the WHATWG standard. It doesn't make breaking changes and it is specific.
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by Touche 9y ago
Just because something changes often doesn't mean it is unstable. Do you ever shop at amazon.com? I do, and I find it pretty stable. Just because it changes often doesn't mean things are sloppily accepted, or that experimental ide
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by Touche 9y ago
From an issue in the GitHub, it sounds like GopherJS has a slightly different goal; it is attempting to make it possible to compile existing Go libraries / projects, whereas Joy is more focused on new projects built specifically to run
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by Touche 9y ago
As for the impact on theaters, I'm not sure why studios should care. They're just middle-men, right?
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by Touche 9y ago
The more I think about it, I really doubt that piracy plays much into it because, like I said, that already happens with post-theater movies. You can offset the piracy damage by increasing the ticket price or by selling more tickets. I woul
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by Touche 9y ago
That's wild. From the website it's not clear which movies are available though. Is it all of them, or does this company make arrangements with certain studios? Also, what's the cost per-movie once you've done the inst

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