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aniforprez
3y ago
Was an Angular 1 -> 2 even possible? If I remember correctly, they were one of the first big open source projects to go all in on Typescript and even the fundamental way that the rerender and state changes were tracked were completely di
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3y ago
This is illegal, dangerous and utterly stupid. Not sure what prompted this behaviour other than showing off to an Internet audience
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3y ago
This is hyperbole. Search has 100% gotten so much worse. But 99% of the time, even for technical questions, I can find the correct result on the first page. If I don't, for example in cases where the names clash like the word atlas tha
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3y ago
I still have no idea what problems you want solved The problems most people have are finding places and ways to get to those places. All the changes I outlined, including continuing improvements to their directions, served that purpose for
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3y ago
Decade? I disagree. A lot of the changes to highlight places with more commercial activity to give a high level overview of places to visit, the reviews and ratings system, the highlighting of landmarks, transit directions with live train&#
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3y ago
What does this even do better that has any "Apple" finishing touches? There's no games, there's some content but lots missing, what it is supposed to be able to do, it does worse than the competition and it's more t
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3y ago
Functionality does not make good UX. Good UX makes good UX Not sure how people don't remember what a revelation the capacitive screen was. It was miles better than most Nokia phones that mostly used resistive screens (not saying that A
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3y ago
Public transport. Easy. Providing avenues for better buses improves not only the health of the people that use it, it provides an incentive to improve the infrastructure to provide that transport which also improves the lives of people who
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3y ago
Yeah that's why I added my conditionals. Obviously the goal is the broader product/service at large
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3y ago
Honestly, in my experience there's nothing wrong with this line of thinking as long as you also consider that the product you're shipping to other devs is in service of a much more important and larger product/service in itse
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3y ago
Looking at that status page, unless it's completely wrong, there's outages multiple times every month. They really could just upgrade their instance and get more mileage out of it and it wouldn't require any "refactoring
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3y ago
One of the big draws is a tactile interface that you don't have to look at while you punch in the numbers. Smartphone touch screens don't offer that and brick phones are too dumb or the models that do have some form of smart OS ar
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3y ago
I have to imagine that for a chrome releases and developer updates blog that this has absolutely nothing to do with ensuring someone uses search or ads and more just plain priorities and no one bothering to add RSS after they upgraded the s
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3y ago
Please ask the people of Laos to "understand how it happened". A country where thousands have died after they were bombed to hell and back because of the unexploded bombs which still makes farming unviable. I don't need to un
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3y ago
Why is the default response that I haven't "engaged or understood" the "other side of this debate"? What's the "other side" here? That I have sympathy for this man? Where is this whole thing going? Is
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3y ago
What "nuance and unbiased conversation". Forgive me for not giving an inch to someone who watched as millions were murdered by bombs. A factual retelling of the man's "achievements" should make any sane person cring
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3y ago
I'm sorry but not every person needs "counter programming". Kissinger was a war criminal and we don't need a "balanced take" of a monster
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3y ago
I think at this point I would consider a formatter essential for working with a team. It helps make code style opinionated and fixed and I have no surprises when reading code. No one doing weird formatting to align random things. Any format
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3y ago
Has he ever actually sued any of the people he's threatened? This is not the first time he's thrown around a lot of bluster with nothing to show for it
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3y ago
After wading through the molasses that is Jira, Linear is very good. Very fast and snappy though not as extensible and configurable as Jira of course
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Not to mention the obscene amounts of crypto scam bots and the bots under a lot of movie news accounts tweets advertising procedural t-shirts made from phrases popular from the movie in question. You always had bots but contrary to any of w
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3y ago
What an uncharitable and uncalled for accusation. Dude's twitter is him living his life and posting it. No one is asking you to follow him or read his stuff. He's rich and posts about some of it. Who cares. I've never seen hi
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3y ago
It's been a while since I used it but I did a limited trial of Hey and it was genuinely miserable to use. Not only did everything take a few ms extra, the entire interface was so incredibly janky and had no accessibility concerns at al
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3y ago
Only people who haven't used tailwind say this. A lot of tailwind classes aren't singular styles but a composite of style attributes and mostly define behaviours rather than just expose a single CSS attribute. And a lot of that be
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3y ago
This is very privileged. Opening an app up for public use is exponentially more effort and the developer deserves to be compensated for it
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3y ago
GP said nothing about bitcoin claiming to be anything. They're directly quoting the article
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3y ago
Well... yeah but in the universe we live in, env variables are the most convenient, interoperable way of configuring apps and work on almost every platform. I guess I could work on a way to sit and dump config files into my apps but what&#x
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3y ago
Say you have a GitHub Action that pushes a container with your app and deploys to a Kubernetes cluster. Where is your config file going in this step? How do you inject that YAML/HCL/JSON file into the app to configure your app? It
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People literally did not know that you could scroll the share menu on some versions of android until they specifically added a "fold" to hide half an icon just so people realised that there was more options available. Hiding a scr
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3y ago
In my experience, sourcing config from env variables seems like the best thing to do because you can completely ignore where the app is running in favor of injecting whatever you want in any environment of your choosing and your app no long
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