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by allover 9y ago
Deletes them in what situation? Can you provide a link?
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by allover 9y ago
Yeah. Cool that's good to know, thanks!
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by allover 9y ago
> The best part about create-react-app is the `eject` option Best part or necessary evil? I'm glad it exists, but ultimately you lose a lot of the benefits of create-react-app (seamless updates to react-scripts, e.g. the move from W
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by allover 9y ago
The site you linked to is about frameworks 'playing well with' custom elements. It says nothing to the assertion about React moving to web components. Also it is not helpful to call standards 'a pile of steaming crap' wi
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by allover 9y ago
Ah I'd define affordable for headphones as < £50/$65. I see Beats X are still $150 :/ But I do see the advantage in paying more, then making use of the typically better warranty/guarantees to keep them going for years
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by allover 9y ago
> It's like visiting a store called "phone" that sells iPhone exclusively Not really a fair analogy as anyone can submit elements to webcomponents.org: https://www.webcomponents.org/publish
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by allover 9y ago
I mostly agree and use bluetooth headphones a lot. They are better for the gym, and better for connecting to my laptop/desktop so I can get up and walk away from it. That said and though the audio quality is improving, they are still
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by allover 9y ago
That's good for you but I personally feel like crap in the gym without eating a decent amount of carbs in the preceding ~6 hours.
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by allover 9y ago
> Carbs are the destructive force. That's not what this 'study' supposedly says at all: >> "The message of our study is moderation as opposed to very low or very high intake in consumption of both fats and carbo
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by allover 9y ago
Show me the study. I don't believe they did an actual clinical study of "135,000 people in 18 countries".
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by allover 9y ago
So people might be allergic to raw oats, but almost no-one ever buys/consumes raw oats right? Maybe I just jumped the gun and assumed you were making some quack-ish comment that we're all having some kind of micro-allergy everytim
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by allover 9y ago
> Did you just call pressed veggies and fruits sugary drinks? Pressed fruits at least, are sugary drinks. Anyone who's calorie conscious is probably wary (as a calorie counter I know I am).
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by allover 9y ago
I just found this article that seems to sum up my skepticism, basically it says "raw beans" can cause lectin-poisoning, not all lectins even seem to be harmful, some even seem beneficial, but some quack nutritionists are blowing &
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by allover 9y ago
> Everyone is allergic to oats (lectins) Sounds unlikely. Source?
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by allover 9y ago
Also see hyperHTML [1] which is same idea, but predates lit by some months. Comparison here [2]. [1] https://github.com/WebReflection/hyperHTML [2] https://gist.github.com/WebReflection/fadcc419f5c
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by allover 9y ago
That's not in 'the language' yet :)
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by allover 9y ago
That wouldn't work, you'd need to at least use bind() so that the `this` keyword within `this.checkStorage` references the right thing, e.g. window.addEventListener('online', this.checkStorage.bind(this));
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by allover 9y ago
Eh, you prefer using bind() or something? Because that still creates another function.
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by allover 9y ago
> but the javascript kids > with non-pathological ecosystems. That's just like, your opinion, man.
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by allover 9y ago
Whilst you're correct, that's where the names are from, it's also not totally accurate to suggest it has nothing to do with React. React defines `React.createElement`, `<div class="foo"/>` transforms to `
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by allover 9y ago
Pretty inpenetrable studies for a layman. At no point do they really say how "inflammation" is harmful to the average healthy person? You seem to have drawn pretty broad conclusions from these very specific studies, that only demo
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by allover 9y ago
> I've seen it pointed out before though that it would fall back to just the BSD license and others countered saying that was definitely not the case Those others were wrong. Facebook have made this very clear in their FAQ [1]: &g
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by allover 9y ago
The lawyer who wrote this piece [1], AND automattic's general counsel agree on this. > Automaticc’s general counsel also agrees with my analysis of contractual and copyright liability in that the patent clause does not revoke the un
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by allover 9y ago
Stopped reading half-way through, as lots of incorrect stuff off the bat. > In the react world though you can’t mutate your data Sure you can. > If you get 3 people react will end up re-rendering 3 times because of the code above. E
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by allover 9y ago
You were downvoted, but this is true, and you can add ground oats for carbs if you wish. (Can't vouch for that brand, but some of the powdered ones I've tried taste almost 'nice' with milk, not as nice as those supermark
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by allover 9y ago
I think that's too simplistic of a connecting of dots. You're conflating with overeating. I don't believe healthy people, that stay within a healthy caloric range, that aren't predisposed to diabetes need to fear that th
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by allover 9y ago
> Also, high amounts of high GI foods stimulate body fat production. That idea, 'the insulin hypothesis', has not been proven. In fact there is now evidence that claim is false. (Paywalled study [1], summary in this article [2]
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by allover 9y ago
Sources please. 'Inflammation' sets off my pseudo-science detector. And your first point is suggesting carbs are inherently bad 'because inflammation', which I just don't buy.
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by allover 9y ago
OP was not implying that (see the rest of their comment).
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by allover 9y ago
> If you code lazily with Electron [...] It's pretty simple really. It has nothing to do with 'laziness'. You ignored the entire 'The Business Case' section of the article.

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