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Lit-HTML for DOM management in web components
(terodox.tech)
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ausjke
7y ago
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ausjke
7y ago
great stuff, was looking for something similar for a long while, time to try it again.
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ausjke
7y ago
https://www.allaboutcircuits.com/textbook/direct-current/ this is the one I used, very comprehensive and useful.
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ausjke
7y ago
many UI builder for bootstrap, which includes react-bootstrap.
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Shhgit
(darkport.co.uk)
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ausjke
7y ago
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ausjke
7y ago
for those downvoters, please educate me about your thoughts, just want to learn some other perspectives.
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ausjke
7y ago
exactly, USA is _united_ states, crisis like Katrina really should be dealt by the local governments first-hand, with federal help on its way. it's very different from China's system, where everyone has to get approvals from the c
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ausjke
7y ago
Quora has been a resourceful site for me, though I do use google to find the info most of the time.
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ausjke
7y ago
no, I left my door open to share my indoor library with neighbors does not mean you can take them away, google is supposed to help me to locate those original content, it should stay as a search engine to keep fair play of original content
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ausjke
7y ago
+1 for personal capital, a bug free Mint basically
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ausjke
7y ago
I have yet to see node.js API support from any REPL or shell or vim or tldr, the only option is access it from browser, which is not enough. https://zealdocs.org is another great source, similar to https://devdocs.io
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ausjke
7y ago
amazing, just tested it out, i hope it can add devdocs.io support, and update vim plugin to newer ones. this will likely replace my tldr soon
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ausjke
7y ago
tldr is the tool I recommend to linux beginners, so they're not afraid of CLI
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ausjke
7y ago
for system coding you have c, c++, rust, even java and go. for scripting you have bash and python these days, no need for php. for web frontend, js remains to be the king, the sole ruler. for web backend where PHP used to shine, you have py
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ausjke
7y ago
from today on I officially set my default search engine to ddg
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ausjke
7y ago
so is typescript the default with Deno? yes I know js is subset of ts, but still I would like Deno default to JS instead of TS. I never get the point of TS, as long as JS ES2023(or whatever) got some typing in place, I will stick with JS fo
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Best Code Review Tools in 2020
(guru99.com)
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7y ago
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ausjke
7y ago
That's true, Intel is the only one that is closest, though a little too far behind.
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ausjke
7y ago
None of them are advanced these days comparing to TSMC, other than Intel.
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ausjke
7y ago
TSMC is beating Intel for making chips. Still Intel is the last hope for US to secure IC manufacturing should a war, or a huge earthquake brought down Taiwan someday. I suddenly think it's time to buy INTC stocks.
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ausjke
7y ago
I guess, in addition to Chrome, Microsoft just _Edged_ Mozilla out a little more. I use Linux as desktop and for me Chrome has been the choice for the last few years. The only thing I use most often from Mozilla is its MDN site, which is ab
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OpenWrt 19.07 Released with WPA3 Security, a Faster LuCI Web Interface
(cnx-software.com)
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7y ago
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ausjke
7y ago
I came from poverty, struggled all my way up, and I'm a strong believer that no matter what, you have to WORK and to earn your life. Those people with good life from born and call others "slave" are not helping anyone, in fac
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ausjke
7y ago
Totally disagree. It's 1000000 times better than without a job, a job at least helps mental status and boost some esteem. Also it's 1000000000000 times better than living on welfare or food stamps. for himself/herself and for
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Exploring Python through counter-intuitive snippets
(github.com)
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7y ago
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Nemiver, the hidden gem for C++ debugging in gnome
(github.com)
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ausjke
7y ago
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Openwrt 19.07 Released
(openwrt.org)
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ausjke
7y ago
ranger uses vi directly inside the terminal, when you quit vi you are back to ranger in the same terminal. ranger is also .git aware. on the other hand, grep/find GNU tools all should be upgraded to ignore .git/node_modules/p
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ausjke
7y ago
tried it, pretty neat like other useful rust tools: bat, rg, fd, etc. For this one compared to ranger, here is what I feel to make broot even better. 1. support vim keybindings 2. support editing text files inside the terminal as
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I Hate TypeScript
(gist.github.com)
4 points
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ausjke
7y ago
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