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by azangru 3y ago
"Closures are poor man's objects, and vice versa" [0] [0] - https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2497801/closures-are-poo...
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by azangru 3y ago
> highlights a problem for Apple content Highlights a problem with reliance on a big centralized distributor with an editorial policy and a conflict of interests. Perhaps he should start a podcast, like so many others have done :-)
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by azangru 3y ago
> Moving forward, the Slack Status site, https://status.slack.com , will be the source of truth for all incident news. Alerts will also be available through the RSS and Atom feeds linked at the bottom of the Slack Status home
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by azangru 3y ago
> why does basically no one ever write directly to the Web Components standard? Web components provide a life cycle (mounted, unmounted, attribute changed) and an encapsulation mechanism; but they aren't reactive. They don't re
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by azangru 3y ago
If you visit Reddit without logging in, you will see the new lit-based UI. It is lighter and faster — but then, Reddit hasn't yet pooped all over it with ads.
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by azangru 3y ago
Yes, definitely.
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by azangru 3y ago
> No frills or silly scroll jacking animations plus javascript hogging contraptions that we see in almost all websites these days. Still the cookie warnings though :-( I've just visited on my phone the forms page linked in the title
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by azangru 3y ago
> if you're looking to hire frontend engineers, the candidate pool for React is a few orders or magnitude bigger The trick is not to look for React developers, or Stimulus developers, but to look for frontend developers. Those who c
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by azangru 3y ago
This is where one needs a hyphen :-)
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by azangru 3y ago
> there's no phone battery that's going to stay useful in anywhere close to that time frame I am writing this on a six-year-old Android phone. Still same battery. It lasts me through the day of light usage, including about thre
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by azangru 3y ago
A completely different person. Wow.
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by azangru 3y ago
> Can you imagine installing crap like chrome I can. Great dev tools, and usually is ahead of other browsers in implementing web apis. What Safari team presented at WWDC this year regarding PWAs as something revolutionary has been availa
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by azangru 3y ago
I've just tried AntennaPod. Unless there's some setting I am missing, I think it doesn't let you search for podcast episodes and then play them without subscribing to a podcast. In that respect, Google podcasts is better.
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by azangru 3y ago
> Why anyone would use a proprietary podcasting app is beyond me! It's preinstalled on Android. Easy to get started... Defaults are a powerful thing. Thanks for the recommendation! I was just looking for another app to switch to.
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by azangru 3y ago
Open the site on a mobile phone. Turn the phone on its side, so that the viewport changes to landscape. Appreciate how mistaken was whoever wrote the CSS rule that the main container should have a height of 100vh and overflow hidden.
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by azangru 3y ago
I thought the opting is something that is done by the user. If someone else has opted you in, that's... something different.
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by azangru 3y ago
Yes, good point; if it's opt-out, it should say opt-out.
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by azangru 3y ago
Ask it to roast something positively ;-)
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by azangru 3y ago
> Discord/Slack/IRC does not allow for that Sorry for a stupid question; but does not Discord have full-text search?
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by azangru 3y ago
Same as javascript?
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by azangru 3y ago
> What other way is there? Waiting, until they do it out of pity? Did we legally force browser vendors to support web protocols and standards? Didn't the market solve this for us — i.e. if you created a browser that didn't do h
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by azangru 3y ago
> Cory Doctorow presents a strong case for disrupting Big Tech ... Doctorow proposes forcing interoperability Forcing? Like, legally requiring every media company to maintain an RSS feed and support activity pub? Also, is this what disru
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by azangru 3y ago
> Microsoft blames... Is this the purpose of incident analyses? Blame?
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by azangru 3y ago
> I’m a sadist, I read it for fun. I think this is called masochist. Now, if you participated in writing the spec or were making others read it...
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by azangru 3y ago
"It's just plain JavaScript," says the article, and goes on to describe the special syntax — the dollar sign, the bindings, the templating language, something called writeable...
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by azangru 3y ago
That's actually quite impressive, considering that Mastodon is both talked about much wider, and is easier to use.
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by azangru 3y ago
Odd. I find book reviews there, with the rating, quite a decent indicator of whether I might enjoy a particular book.
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by azangru 3y ago
> no one is posting on social media anymore "Nobody comes here anymore, its too crowded".
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by azangru 3y ago
I did not even mention React in my comment :-) React isn't web components. React didn't even invent the idea of a ui component. I agree that Facebook created React for large interactive web sites; and I know that as a server-side
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by azangru 3y ago
Glad bower exi... wait, does bower still exist? Why?

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