Touche

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by Touche 10y ago
40kb is 40% of your budget if targeting mobile.
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by Touche 10y ago
Those microbenchmarks are meaningless. If you choose a framework because of their microbenchmark grades you are making a huge mistake.
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by Touche 10y ago
Considered leaving your job? Life's too short to be a craftsmen who is not allowed to use the tools of his/her choosing.
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by Touche 10y ago
I mean, by any reasonable definitely of a language, Flow is another language too.
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by Touche 10y ago
Note that Standard is a linter, this is a reformatter. Standard gives you errors but doesn't fix things for you.
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by Touche 10y ago
But Siri wasn't voice activated at the start. It actually got that feature after Google Now had it. So again, I don't see anything that was innovative about Siri at its release.
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by Touche 10y ago
I honestly want to know what was innovative about Siri. Android already have voice commands at that time, they just didn't have a cutesy name for it. I guess Siri was "innovative" in that it had a clever marketing campaign be
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by Touche 10y ago
Everything's comparative, of course. Mozilla isn't a solo dev's weekend project, but it's also not a top 10 most valuable company in the world, like all of its competitors are.
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by Touche 10y ago
> Going forward, it will be much easier and more enjoyable to implement new CSS properties. Which makes it easier for folks in the open source community to contribute. Which makes new things come out faster. I had never really thought of
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by Touche 10y ago
I love this comment. The term for the grandparent comment is concern trolling.
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by Touche 10y ago
I see Simmons as a fan with a platform. That's what I like about him, he's unabashedly a fan. I don't mind when he makes references to pop culture and other things he likes, but I mostly read/listen to him for his take
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by Touche 10y ago
Yes, navigation is a big part of it. Currently for sports the nav lists NFL and NBA. That's all. I know the site covers more sports than that, I've read the articles. There's a college basketball podcast, an MLB podcast. But
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by Touche 10y ago
One thing that Simmons has never figured out is that just because someone shares your interest for football doesn't mean they share your interest for mafia movies. Instead of making 1 site (or 1 show) that is a grab-bag of various thin
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by Touche 10y ago
tldr; they aren't making enough money and don't have an idea on how to change that. They are laying people off who worked on the old failed model and are winding down to maintenance mode until when/if they can figure out a ne
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by Touche 10y ago
I think you're jumping the gun just a bit, is all I'm saying. You're talking about widespread automation with the assumption that there won't be other jobs created as a result of it. Also, how do you plan to compensate f
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by Touche 10y ago
I wasn't aware that we were on the brink of a civil war.
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by Touche 10y ago
Do people really not see that all of this central planning stuff is just economic whack-a-mole? So what happens to the middle class families that are looking to buy their first home when their taxes increase by 10%. If the household income
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Chrome document.write intervention preventing users from logging off sites(github.com)
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by Touche 10y ago
People don't overlook it, it's not a fundamental property of functional programming.
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by Touche 10y ago
Does Neocities support anything like webhooks, so people can do normal workflow of pushing to GitHub and having it be auto-deployed. Or even pushing to a Neocities remote would be fine too. I currently use a Raspberry Pi server that uses we
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by Touche 10y ago
Yep, there is no one killer thing, just a ton of small useful things. Like, when you are cooking and run out of oregano. "Alexa, add oregano", and now its in your shopping list.
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by Touche 10y ago
I wonder how much this is related to Node.js cozying up to Chakra and other non-V8 JS engines.
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by Touche 10y ago
If you're delivering software in 2016 in any language you're probably dealing with standards at some level. Are you using HTTP? Using a standard with a committee. Using TCP? There's an RFC for that too.
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by Touche 10y ago
What's the alternative, sell your software in a box at Best Buy?
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by Touche 10y ago
JavaScript has concurrency (at least in the browser), Web Workers. Messaging isn't always a "nice" way to work, but a layer of abstraction (like a language) can make that better.
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by Touche 10y ago
Talk is probably what you want: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mty0RwkPmE8
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by Touche 10y ago
It doesn't have to allocate a new DOM element for every line. It could recycle DOM elements as the terminal grows. This is a method that some JS libraries use, seems like Hyper probably doesn't.
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by Touche 10y ago
React is multi platform whereas most of the derivatives target only the browser. This means that whereas React includes event delegation Preact and Inferno can just use the browser's event delegation. As one example of why you might cr
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by Touche 10y ago
Note, don't actually try this as it will lock up Hyper and you'll have to force quit it.
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by Touche 10y ago
The quote is not anti-test. You should read the article.

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