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I thought the same before, but I realized JSX/TSX makes it much easier to build and refactor apps (especially when working with medium/large teams) since you can use usual JS constructs to build your dom elements and you don'
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I wonder if this can get any traction, since it lacks the jsx/tsx syntax people love.
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If he does, he probably does not anymore.
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antoineMoPa
3y ago
Yeah, makes sense. Parts of it resonated with me, but it's also a bit too rude.
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antoineMoPa
3y ago
I'm not the one you are directly replying to, but I love other aspects of emacs too much to switch (magit, org-mode, macros, code navigation, eshell, etc.) But everything can and should be improved.
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3y ago
Thanks for pointing out the lsp performance page. I'll definitely be trying all of that today. If it works, then I wonder why these adjustments are not in default emacs.
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3y ago
Not sure why you are getting downvoted, I think this is exactly the issue I'm seeing.
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antoineMoPa
3y ago
VS Code can achieve much more performant editing with the same server, so there is no excuse for emacs to be slow.
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I'm a bit disappointed at the features of the included lsp client. I went back to lsp-mode. Also I feel like performance could be improved a lot, but that's probably an issue in my particular setup. If someone has an efficient lsp
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That's kind of wild to me to see an app like Figma that's a commercial success, but also a demonstration of technical excellency. My brain automatically assumes that you can't pick both commercial success and technical excell
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For me, it's the fact that there is no standard package manager for the language. Finding the right linker/include args is soooo not user-friendly. Also, these `-I` and ˋ-l` flags can differ across platforms (and so can the instal
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3y ago
But metrics could help nvidia fix issues and add features in the next driver update? I'm mostly playing devil's advocate here, what I truly think is that all monitoring and analytics should require user approval a bit like cookies
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That would make any site using mixpanel/google analytics/sentry/etc. illegal. Not so easy to enforce.
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antoineMoPa
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I think canadians have to spend less time reading news on social media and invest more in local news sources + support their local newspaper.
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That is a bit annoying.
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3y ago
Looks like this fell under the radar quite a bit. Maybe next time, don't be shy about who you are in the title? Who you are is probably your greatest asset. Show HN: Pierre.co, by Bootstrap authors @mdo and @fat You don't really h
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std::vector is a C++ thing right? There is no vector standard in C as far as I know.
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antoineMoPa
3y ago
It's surprisingly easy to flag something by mistake while scrolling & browsing HN on iphone.
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> And I’m the head of engineering at my company. Haha! Happy to see impostor syndrome goes all the way to the top of the hierarchy.
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Did you just use HN comments as a terminal?
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Show HN: Cat Mode
(antoinemopa.github.io)
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Behind the Scenes of Lumen5’s Video Magic: Framefusion
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That's cute and relaxing! Love the animations when I finish a puzzle.
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This looks quite epic! Is this an original used blackberry keyboard or a new one build specifically for this? Who owns the trademark for this blackberry icon nowadays? Is there risk that a random company owning the trademark will sue you?
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Looks like we don't have any evidence of success of this project. Having other people help your project might be bad for your ego, but it's also a great way to grow as a developer.
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Why would anyone do this?
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True. RISC-V is out of my radar, what I'd really prefer is any linux laptop that's got >10h battery life and low heat output. Probably that's something that both ARM and RISC-V have in common?
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ARM is probably the architecture in the majority of devices currently if you account for android phones and iphones.
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I would love if there was an ARM flavour with 10+ hours of battery life under sustained use (like I can get on my M1).
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In the first example, you have to implement the file reading approach now, then the database reading/writing approach, plus a migration script. You did extra work that you would not have done with the DB-first approach (migration + the
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