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by bapak 1y ago
It's very obvious that they've unleashed a bunch of very junior developers on front end, it's I'm surprised that it still works. The previous AJAXed implementation had its haters, but at least it was very close to bare
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by bapak 1y ago
"// Divides by 2" is the worst kind of comment and the unfortunate part is that thanks to "AI autocomplete" these will only be merged even more often [raises hand for forgetting to delete this instruction]
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by bapak 1y ago
It's chaining without having to vary the return of each function. In JS you cannot call 3.myMethod(), but you could with 3 |> myMethod
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by bapak 1y ago
The Philippines has similar billboards and painted jeepneys you might like. Lots of signs have now been replaced by advertisement banners though (Coke prints your store sign, all signs look the same, coke logo bigger than your store name)
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by bapak 1y ago
Nothing is really needed, C89 was good enough. Dots are not the same, nobody wants to use chaining like underscore/lodash allowed because it makes dead code elimination impossible.
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by bapak 1y ago
Meanwhile the JS world has been waiting for 10 years for this proposal, which is still in stage 2 https://github.com/tc39/proposal-pipeline-operator/issues/23...
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by bapak 1y ago
Some things are still impossible. I lost count of the bugs I reported to TS only to be told that "works as intended" or that it's a "design limitation."
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by bapak 1y ago
Importing without extensions is not a TypeScript thing at all. Node introduced it at the beginning and then stopped when implementing ESM. Being strict is a feature. What's true is that they "support TS" but require .ts exten
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by bapak 1y ago
You're probably a programmer. This is what your job looks like to everyone except programmers. Pure gibberish.
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by bapak 1y ago
This post is titled HTML-in-Canvas, so you can find the point in the link. A lot of people just want the freedom of canvas rendering/shading and the flexibility of HTML/CSS. Current options may force you to create a layout engine
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by bapak 1y ago
There's nothing wrong with the contrast, it's more than 10:1. For reference 4.5:1 is AA and 7:1 is AAA in WCAG
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by bapak 1y ago
I don't see a problem with what you're saying at all. For reference, you can already have HTML in SVG in HTML in SVG. If you have a canvas-first page, where do you store the title? Right, in <title>, so <!doctype ht
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by bapak 1y ago
Static hosting is essentially free. Add ads and it's a cash machine, not the opposite. Either there's something that they didn't tell us or they're incompetent. The only thing needed is a staticization of their website,
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by bapak 1y ago
Are you suggesting that facts are useful in public debate? Everyone has an agenda and they will follow it regardless of what you show them.
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by bapak 1y ago
> they still go out It's vastly cheaper to go out in Japan, even if there are more expensive options. Not many cheap hangout options in a lot of places.
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by bapak 1y ago
You know what's even more annoying? Google Maps app on the iPhone uses the local currency for hotels and it doesn't let you change it at all . Oh, "local" as defined by your IP too, so enjoy your VPNs. The only solution
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by bapak 1y ago
> You can still have active links to secret docs. If they're have a (passwordless) URL they're not secret.
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by bapak 1y ago
The crazier part is that it's spreading to more industries and more countries thanks to Americans thinking they should tip everyone everywhere. Thanks.
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by bapak 1y ago
This is the most "just build your own Linux" comment I read this year. Just download some tool and be productive within seconds, I'd say.
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by bapak 1y ago
I love unplugging the charger from my computer and charging my phone in a swift, 3-seconds motion. Likewise, I hate that USB-A is still everywhere and I cannot use it without carrying yet one more cable. Sometimes I have it, sometimes I d
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by bapak 1y ago
You could say Google should have stuck to search, Apple to computers, IBM to punching cards. As companies grow, they want to diversify and not die.
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by bapak 1y ago
All bets are on Passkeys, but I'm sure a lot of people can't deal with them due to lack of sync across devices. Passkeys are a great Trojan horse for password managers vs oauth, magic links, "password123" strings
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by bapak 1y ago
As far as you know. People who don't "over engineer" also don't track errors. So you might be losing a bunch of users because your website is broken on their devices, and you'll never know. You can't repro it b
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by bapak 1y ago
For those wondering, it's two injections a year compared to the daily PrEP pill.
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by bapak 1y ago
I'm the person who automates things. Before making things complicated, people would just copy paste crap from SO and hope it worked. Then came linters and everyone hates me. But you know the codebase is slightly less buggy/shitty
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by bapak 1y ago
Correct. It's broken by default because you're the only user and worked on it for 10 minutes 5 years ago. Probably wrote no tests for it. Compare that to something like jQuery where all the edge cases have already been accounted f
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by bapak 1y ago
Leaving the complexity of attempting to circumvent the great firewall aside, VPN isn't free. Not many are willing to drop £60+/year just to avoid identifying yourself on PH. Easier to find a website that doesn't enforce it.
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by bapak 1y ago
Ok but what happens when unhealthy kisses healthy? Does it balance out? If it's not risky, I'm about to embark on a mission.
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by bapak 1y ago
Correct. It's not hard, just stupidly time consuming to the point of being unable to ever produce anything that works 70% of the time. I hate anyone who will attempt to craft their own 10-lines line parser and then ignore that it fails
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by bapak 1y ago
Area doesn't just disappear. I suppose that depending on what's on the land, your area might have a few more potatoes from your northern neighbors and fewer carrots you generously gifted to your southern neighbors. You could alt

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