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> They could have good greenfield project and shipped in 15 months. Could they have had a good greenfield project and shipped it in 5 months?
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> I don't get it why ppl complain about how difficult CSS is ... It's a huge language. There are so... many... properties.
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> legacy like JS (for example, it has real objects, not dictionaries) Could you explain the nature of problems that occur due to javascrript's treatment of objects? What makes it a big and important issue?
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Each image on that page is created with just a single div.
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After examples showcased at https://a.singlediv.com/ , I would not be surprised by anything...
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> Sending a working person a 14 page letter about anything expecting them to read it is wild to me His addressees were members of the editorial board. Surely the editorial board should be accustomed to reading lengthy prose? Now, writing
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> or any shopping website Could you give an example? I used a shopping website yesterday, both on a laptop and on an android phone, and apart from cookie banner popups (design choice, not hardware limitation), did not have any significan
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> this makes Storybook a Big Noise Generator This sounds familiar, but, on a positive note, I take this as a reminder to update all my project's dependencies. Dependabot alerts typically start popping up a month or two since the la
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> a years-long Astro user that loves it Have you tried Eleventy? If you have, how, in your opinion, does Astro compare?
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> Short peptides injection are worse because: minimal immune stimulation, less of a mechanism to train the immune system on the peptide targets, have not been effective. If the problem of peptide vaccines is weak immune stimulation, then
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Maybe? Although viruses that we are naturally exposed to on a daily basis don't routinely bypass the mucous membrane barrier, and do not roam freely throughout our bodies. And they normally do have a targeting mechanism that allows the
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> RNA is fragile. So, like in the COVID mRNA vaccines, these instructions can be delivered in a protective fatty bubble called a “lipid nanoparticle.” Think of it like a balloon made of fatty acids, with the instructions nestled inside.
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It does not matter. As long as a laptop reliably works with one linux distro, without any hidden/proprietary shenanigans, it works with any of them. It is then up to the end user to set up any linux they want, without fear that the web
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Why is it that non-macbooks are full of odd hardware compromises? For example, as follows from the video review, this laptop has huge screen bezels, bottom-firing speakers, and a crappy microphone. Why isn't there a company that would
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> for the longest time all I kept hearing is how incredibly fast things written js are… I am sure no-one ever claimed that things (properly) written in JS are as fast as things (properly) written in C, Go, or Rust, and running in a nativ
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> Uncaught Error: Minified React error #425; visit https://reactjs.org/docs/error-decoder.html?invariant=425 for the full message or use the non-minified dev environment > Access to fetch at ' https:/&#
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> how do you compensate for your lack of quick-wittedness? Through poor work/life balance. Working overtime to solve tasks that I can't solve during the regular hours.
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> Legacy tech is a thing, and most tech is legacy. I guess the question we typically get to ask ourselves is this: is there any good reason to choose React for a new project in <current_year>.
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Examples from the conversations of that time: > ...we want closures to capture the values we rendered with, and to keep "seeing" those values forever. That's really important for concurrent mode where a notion of current v
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> html tables for layout with inline css for styling Html and css have only been getting better over the past two decades; they are not the problem; no need to resort to inline styles and tables. As for going back to server-side templati
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> The goal behind "hooks" was to make React simpler for beginners. What makes you think this was the goal? React team has been trying to get rid of 'this' for a long time; I believe I saw someone say that it had some
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What's the connection? Also, take a look at this response from 2021: "Like I said earlier, it was always the intention that we're not going to be able to work on it full-time... [I]t was intentionally designed for this kind o
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> I look at the list of features Apple is removing and they all seem like things I wouldn’t want a web browser to have to begin with. If only Apple just removed them from Safari, and allowed other browsers to compete...
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> I recently encountered a periodic freezing of that whole page. Yes; this started happening after they rolled out the new version of their UI built with React several months ago.
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Interesting. I am not seeing this at all, even if I disable browser cache. Core web vitals in Lighthouse are stellar; cumulative layout shift is 0.
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- Adobe has a C-based codebase of Photoshop developed over decades for the desktop app - Adobe wants to bring Photoshop to the web for easier distribution and tighter control - Adobe engineers compile the existing C-based cod
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> Steve Jobs also preferred PWAs and hated the app store. Steve Jobs died in 2011. None of the apis that make a PWA had been developed by then. How can you know what he preferred or hated?
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> Putin is doing everything to get fertility rate up again Any success?
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> "I don't like twitter, I don't want to have an account on twitter, yet I demand to be able to read content posted on twitter" Honestly, I cannot understand the point of view of some commenters here. Why is it surpri
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> We recognized that a full-on SSG wasn't going to do the job. Why? The article doesn't explain. > it turns out that it's not so easy to "just use a CMS." Like many others, we initially looked into popular on

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