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by androidgirl 8y ago
I don't buy into Vue being easier to learn than React. This year I picked up and started learning React after some experience with vanilla JS and jquery. I first tried Vue and for whatever reason, non-trivial examples were so hard to w
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by androidgirl 8y ago
I build all my mobile layouts with flexbox, so they are usually one long column, and content collapses into the grid from CSS media queries. If the browser doesn't support css grid, the mobile, single column version with flexbox is ful
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by androidgirl 8y ago
Use CSS grid with Flexbox for fallback. I create my mobile version of pages with Flexbox, so if the user's browser doesn't support it, they see the full featured mobile view. Progressive enhancement.
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by androidgirl 8y ago
To be fair, even on small sites I have written, Privacy Policies can get truly huge due to the boilerplate. Most of my sites have Google Analytics that gets disabled when DNT is turned on. That plus server logs for fail2ban and DoS protecti
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by androidgirl 8y ago
The aversion is mostly that a lot of devs have learned to use html, css, and js for styling ui's. I love Kivy as well as QT. You can make some decent looking apps with the former and some incredible ones with the later. I have never pe
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by androidgirl 8y ago
900k is almost chump change in the world of aerospace, sats, and space tech. This isn't a deterrant, it can be framed as the cost of doing business. The fine is far too small.
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by androidgirl 8y ago
Hey, I know where that's coming from! Awhile ago I was digging through Pinterest on topics related to blogging, finance, online business, etc. A lot of these pins target millennials and moms (wow, especially moms). The point of most of
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by androidgirl 8y ago
I really like this article but I struggle with implementing it now. I've learned a lot of React recently for creating sites. I test all pages that can be static with javscript disabled, (I use gatsby or next for html ssr), but some par
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by androidgirl 8y ago
For one and two: in what world is any of the software in repos like apt or yum up to date? Every time I set up an ubuntu machine for using at work, I end up compiling a few packages from source, a myriad of packages that are installed from
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by androidgirl 8y ago
I can't tell if this article is satire or not. I played a lot of Mincraft as a teen and I have nothing but good things to say about the game. It's very relaxing, you can be creative and explore and build, plus there's a whole
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by androidgirl 8y ago
I checked Figma out before, afaik it doesn't let me locally save my files and work on them without Internet on Linux. Is that still the case now?
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by androidgirl 8y ago
I'm absolutely happy people are taking on Illustrator/XD. I was a freelance illustrator specializing in print while in college, and have grown dislike Illustrator. The issues I'm having now with most design and vector art too
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by androidgirl 8y ago
+1 for tachyons. Tachyons + React is very powerful.
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by androidgirl 8y ago
The gif with facial recognition is actually really really cool. Awesome work
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by androidgirl 8y ago
Interesting! I had no idea.
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by androidgirl 8y ago
That's absolutely hilarious and I love it. In casual conversation, "DeeDeeGee it" is so much more clunky.
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by androidgirl 8y ago
To be fair data collection is a really important skill as well, but hardly counts as ML/AI imo. For me it feels more like "software plumber".
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by androidgirl 8y ago
Definitely agree. Writing on the Internet, especially informative writing, needs to be crystal clear and clean.
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by androidgirl 8y ago
True! But Google incorporates more microdata from AMP pages in Search results (as in more fields), or at the least their Rich Search Results documentation makes it out to be that way. I may be wrong, this just was my understanding from read
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by androidgirl 8y ago
Your opinion here is totally valid. Npm has a lot more magic involved than doing stuff by hand with virtualenv. And yes, aliases and bash scripts help a lot, but do increase initial overhead. I have the entire "delete create install&qu
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by androidgirl 8y ago
I agree on AMP, you can just pack less JS and be done with it. But AMP is REALLY about rich search results online. Google creates more interactive search results for AMP pages than non-AMP versions. As for PWA's, I'm honestly a fa
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by androidgirl 8y ago
I've been using the plain html gmail for the past year on Firefox. Works amazingly! Haven't noticed speed issues in Drive either.
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by androidgirl 8y ago
See, I feel like python has a lot of those benefits and the package management doesn't need to be so complex. Seriously, python package management can be fairly simple. On most of our machines at work, it's just "virtualenv .
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by androidgirl 8y ago
Agreed, $12 books would be a godsend. Currently buy mine used on AZ most of the time, always pay around $30.
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by androidgirl 8y ago
Yeah, I can't see myself ever paying THAT much for a bra, even if it's absolutely perfect. Hopefully they can bring costs down eventually through some means. A bra that's 90% perfect at about a third of that cost would be som
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by androidgirl 8y ago
That README feels like it's aimed explicitly at me. Maybe it's time to try it out
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by androidgirl 8y ago
Hey, firstly I am so very sorry for what you and your family is going through. Having a child encounter very scary parts of the world is always awful. I'm now in my early 20's, but when I was a kid about your daughter's age I
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by androidgirl 8y ago
I see. That does make sense, like making a MIT version of GPL reference code. Having more researchers avaliable to audit code seems like it would help prevent flaws from slipping through, too, to prevent false conclusions. Thank you for exp
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by androidgirl 8y ago
Why isn't more research and research materials open source in the AI world? I don't really understand. If one doesn't have your training dataset or your code, how could they possibly replicate your results?
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by androidgirl 8y ago
And my prepaid plan is all unlimited at $30 a month on my phone I bought all cash for $200. It's much cheaper!

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