Valord

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by Valord 3y ago
This, although I often feel near modern web frameworks (React, similar) do not provide better developer experience.
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by Valord 3y ago
What does low latency have an effect on, productivity?
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by Valord 3y ago
Can you please elaborate on what this means ?
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by Valord 3y ago
Also checked LinkedIn, no issues in FF on a mid-2014 mbp.
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by Valord 3y ago
I just nope out of the Shadow dom in lit to get external css using createRenderRoot. Mentioned here https://stackoverflow.com/questions/55400222/how-do-you-use-...
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by Valord 3y ago
I use pure no-build lit for the "interactive islands" the repo describes. Nice to see others have the same idea even if we're not taking the same approach.
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by Valord 3y ago
I have been totally happy with aspnet core razor templates and regular 'ol javascript when interaction is need in the FE. If/when I need to get fancier Lit (lit.dev) is on my radar.
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by Valord 3y ago
Vscode supports many enthusiast development stories.
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by Valord 3y ago
My previous company ran quite a bit through asp.net running in Linux docker containers in k8s etc. I hardly consider it extremely rare.
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by Valord 4y ago
Agreed. I was having similar feelings reading comments.
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by Valord 4y ago
Lol I see what you did there
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by Valord 4y ago
I have been using feedbin since Google Reader was killed. No regrets, I happily pay for it.
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by Valord 4y ago
Rclone is great! I used it in a CI/CD pipeline to sync a files from a git repo to S3 for CDN distribution.
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by Valord 4y ago
No, while it supports a number of big-box cloud provider storage systems it also includes smaller providers and various protocols. Protocols like HTTP, FTP, SFTP, SMB, local filesystem, and things like "S3 compatible".
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by Valord 4y ago
Thanks for mentioning this, fitlet looks neat.
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by Valord 4y ago
I still find Ansible compelling when I don't want to go full blown K8S. For example it's much easier to run a linux instance and use Ansible to move files and restart systemd hosting my web-app.
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by Valord 4y ago
I am building a webapp that pulls YT subscriptions, lets you categorize them, and view videos by those categories. I have been using it daily for ~6 months instead of visiting YT directly. Considering finishing the last 20% and charging a s
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by Valord 4y ago
Another anecdote, writing this on a mid 2014 MBP that gets regular use. No issues.
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by Valord 5y ago
Short answer: nope. Long answer: I haven't found Twitch to be suitable as a platform and I think it's because I aged out of the demographic it is targeting. I have attempted to watch live coding streams, competitive gaming, casual
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by Valord 5y ago
Check out some of the blog posts from https://launchdarkly.com/blog/
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by Valord 5y ago
I agree. On the odd occasion something interesting pops up as a Twitter thread I use an unroller. Much better UX.
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by Valord 5y ago
Also applaud.
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by Valord 5y ago
My data point, FF has worked fine for me on MacOS and Windows for years.
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by Valord 5y ago
The first part for sure. I raise the assertion that the feeling can be positive.
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by Valord 5y ago
This is what I've been doing for simple projects, easy.
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by Valord 5y ago
Firefox. I switched on all of my machines, MacOS and Windows, a few years ago and rarely have any issues. I was expecting it to be a rough ride based on what I hear around the internet but it was quite the opposite: seamless. As with most t
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by Valord 5y ago
Very likely to see a post-mortem for the incident show up right here on HN :)
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by Valord 6y ago
I also want to know this.
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by Valord 6y ago
Wouldn't other non-Google ROMS such as LineageOS be more popular than they are?
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by Valord 6y ago
I still find feeds from truncated useful as I can scan through the headlines quickly; I rarely want to read everything a publisher puts out there. When something catches my eye my RSS viewer, Feedbin, can attempt to fetch the entire one for

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