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by azangru 3y ago
> Consider: if I'm distributing a library of web components, which of my users' CSS files that I know nothing about do I include? If you are distributing a library of web components, wouldn't you provide a CSS api for the
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by azangru 3y ago
> Without the shadow dom, though, what really is the difference from just using `<div>` elements? Having a lifecycle that you can hook into to know when to run code related to this particular instance of the custom element. See e.g
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by azangru 3y ago
> With the advent of large language model-based artificial intelligence, semantic HTML is more important now than ever. It's odd: I remember seeing an argument recently, though can't remember where exactly (perhaps [0]?), that
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by azangru 3y ago
I am sure I must have checked out Indeed; but when I look at it now, it is not as full of posts from recruiting companies as I remember. Still a lot though: "Senior X Developer required for one of the leading FinTech companies..."
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by azangru 3y ago
> but that doesn't mean they are good at solving the goals business requires I wonder if any newcomer to an organization, regardless of how senior they are, won't be in this same position. In order to solve business goals, they
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by azangru 3y ago
Surely there's a step between a junior and a senior?
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by azangru 3y ago
> I would suggest to email directly to a company hr or apply directly through company's job portal. Apply to companies that don't advertise on linkedin or similar portals. This is how I got essentially all of my jobs and this i
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by azangru 3y ago
What do fiscal exercises look like?
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by azangru 3y ago
It did help that everyone was in agreement that https is a good thing (TM) though. Browser vendors as well as web developers.
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by azangru 3y ago
> Make browsing the internet possible only on Chrome, Safari or Edge (with no modifications or extensions). No competition allowed in browsers Forgive my stupidity, but isn't this only going to be the case for websites that will opt
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by azangru 3y ago
I learnt the power of frontend minimalism, in how it helps make websites fast and resilient :-)
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by azangru 3y ago
s/Material/Polymer [0] 0 - https://lit.dev/articles/lit-for-polymer-users/
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by azangru 3y ago
.post-container { width: 100vw; } .post-container .post-body article img { width: 100vw !important; } Grrr. And this is why there is this superfluous horizontal scrollbar on the body.
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by azangru 3y ago
There is a lit context package in lit-labs, which, like React context, can be used for passing the state across multiple layers of components; but I think that, just like with React context, it will not be sufficient if you have a lot of gl
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by azangru 3y ago
> Your eye spends a non-zero amount of energy to scan, parse and join multiple characters into a single logical one. Is the implication that with FiraCode, the eye will finally spend zero energy on scanning, parsing and joining glyphs? F
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by azangru 3y ago
> Over time, Twitter ceased to be interesting as it turned into people affirming their positions on things they usually didn’t understand very well I don't have a Twitter account; but I have found Twitter quite interesting to learn
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by azangru 3y ago
I agree, and am sad to observe that it is very different with Apple, where laptops available on display in a physical Apple store are often the ones a savvy customer would want to buy.
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by azangru 3y ago
> No. I will use the OS I like and others will use the OS they prefer. It’s called choice. But I can't use the OS I like. I can't go in a store, pick a laptop I like, and get it with an OS I like. I can get it with an OS I don&
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by azangru 3y ago
> Each time you write a design review What is this? I've never had to write one.
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by azangru 3y ago
> I am tired of ... writing CSS, JS Wait till you get tired of writing html - and you will have caught all the pokemon :-)
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by azangru 3y ago
Hey, Twitter lets anonymous users view tweets again!
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by azangru 3y ago
I lost all hope and quit. Something that happened to me in real life as well.
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by azangru 3y ago
> People outside of tech don't necessarily think this way. So hearing that "it produces incorrect answers" is kind of a deal breaker, no? I think it's a deal-breaker for many people inside tech either :-) It looks lik
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by azangru 3y ago
> “So it tells you wrong answers? Sounds utterly pointless”. I was flabbergasted. Could you tell a bit more about why this objection surprised you so much? I am often seeing this in the same tech circles that rejected the web3 craze; and
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by azangru 3y ago
Google still manages to show recent tweets. I wonder if twitter lets it through by checking the user agent.
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by azangru 3y ago
> When an AI automates a task and leaves a human jobless, this is selfish behavior without any intent. How is this "selfish", and who, in this case, is the self?
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by azangru 3y ago
Not until I can have a real Google Chrome (rather than a Chrome-themed Safari) running on it.
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by azangru 3y ago
Oh wow! I didn't know js version existed! I'll go check it out.
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by azangru 3y ago
Questioningly. He asks his interviewees questions; they respond; as a result, we get a better opportunity to learn what and how they think.
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by azangru 3y ago
> some attempt to talk over the top of the other person an a Joe Rogan podcast Do you have a particular example in mind when that happened? I am trying to remember any live debate on Rogan, and could only come up Tim Pool vs Jack Dorsey

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