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by bartq 6y ago
Price is not objection, but could be always cheaper, right? ;). Awful parts are: - fans are very loud under CPU load, - keyboard heats up very fast, - touchbar freezes sometimes, because it's controlled by main CPU I guess, that's
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Ask HN: What's best laptop for programmer in 2020?
26 points by bartq 6y ago|43 comments
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by bartq 7y ago
Nothing wrong with your situation, you're just experimenting and learning. Keep doing what interests you most, you'll eventually settle on something for longer period of time.
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by bartq 7y ago
Title should be "If you don't work on software product, you’re not writing code, you’re solving business problems with code".
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by bartq 7y ago
Those kinds of laptops/tablets are great for one reason: no heating components under keyboard. I hate "heated keyboards". I hope Apple will at some point allow to install macOS on iPads. Seems like it's possible, until t
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by bartq 7y ago
I don't really know what Gatsby is good at because I've never been target customer of it. But judging on website and docs I think its power lies in simplicity: people want to get shit together and call a day. This tool allows that
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by bartq 7y ago
Yeah, FB releases libraries only to avoid walled garden situation when they can't hire new people because they're not pre trained or they don't want to use closed and internal only technologies. Remember React licensing probl
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by bartq 7y ago
Question: where is it used today?
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by bartq 7y ago
I'd really like to see Flash reborn on WASM. WASM is a standard, so there will be no problems known to software produced and distributed by a private business (Macromedia/Adobe), problems like closed format, resources access contr
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by bartq 7y ago
I own MacBook 12 inch with 2nd gen of this keyboard from 2017 and actually like it more than on MacBook Pros that I got from a company I worked for. It seems to be a bit different, like click is smaller and is quieter. In MacBook 12 it matc
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by bartq 7y ago
You can also play with Vanillin: http://metaes.org/playground.html#6-For%20statement%20-%20ba... Paste this and run: <script> const rows = 100, cols = 10, table = Array.from({ length: rows }).map((
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by bartq 7y ago
Ageism definitely exists when company feels someone is too old to join them. There's obviously easy solution to this problem: join companies where people are similar age to yours or older. Because younger people are probably just not a
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by bartq 8y ago
May be relevant: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1MD-CgzODFWzdpnYXr8bE... .
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by bartq 8y ago
what are worst parts of vue for you?
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by bartq 8y ago
They advocate one graph, because it's too hard to merge graphs in parent-child (many-to-one, many-to-many) relationships (recursively) in a flexible way. This is purely because of technical limitation of GraphQL IMO.
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by bartq 8y ago
Good point, will add that part.
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Show HN: Vanillin – JavaScript DOM Library(metaes.org)
6 points by bartq 8y ago|2 comments
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by bartq 8y ago
Yes, but it may be worth effort. See for example this editor: http://evanw.github.io/sky/ and paste there even tens of thousands long text. It will work super smooth, like Sublime Text does. If only browsers provided
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by bartq 8y ago
Probably you're using dense screen (with pixelratio > 1), like Apple's retina. You can support it in HTML canvas, but author didn't.
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by bartq 8y ago
Yes.
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by bartq 8y ago
Optimization and statistical algorithms known as "AI" are far far far away from surpassing humans. Philosophically, it will never happen, we can create intelligence at best equal to human being's, but creating that kind of &q
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by bartq 8y ago
they won't abuse because of GDPR. And people are already smarter, the same tricks from the past won't repeat. Browser vendors will be able to easily block too heavy WASM programs, for example which run too long. Or new laws will e
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by bartq 8y ago
From blogpost: this flipped laptop screen standing next to bigger monitor looks very interesting. If it's close enough to mess up using your fingers, that potentially could be very interesting setup for work. But software seems to be a
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by bartq 8y ago
I liked the idea of Flutter since I saw it for the first time probably long time ago. Dart as a language choice was throwing me back though, but in general this language is very similar to ES6 and makes OO easier. For example it doesn'
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by bartq 8y ago
they probably discovered it because were working towards being GDPR compliant.
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by bartq 8y ago
No, Google just sinks in people into project which is going to be doomed anyway - otherwise the same people could build businesses of higher chance of success and endanger Google's position. It's destroying competition by paying p
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by bartq 9y ago
Because technology shouldn't surpass real human interaction. Wanna world from Matrix movie?
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by bartq 9y ago
Object.assign({},obj)
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by bartq 9y ago
I think we're don't do that because it's too dangerous and user would have too much privileges. I'm referring to something like AWS Lambda, but handled by your library on your web server. Say you can run JS snippet only
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by bartq 9y ago
I think it's only an upgrade for shitty REST-like protocol for APIs. The next after GraphQL will be something like executing your own code in sandboxed environment on the server, with strong constrains etc. Anyhow, I don't like ce

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