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batmansmk
3y ago
The reason why we continue to use those is that they are easy to load in bash (source the file), can be hidden away in the env in production, don't have inheritance, and aren't yaml. I feel you on the typing, but the format could
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hen I see comments like you, Im so glad Kubernetes exist, because I know some of our competitors may be wasting precious cycles trying to make the tech work instead of shipping value. I pretentiously claim that 90% of people using Kubernete
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3y ago
React has more implementation of its components model (preact, react, solidjs, inferno,…) than web components (chrome, ff partially and safari partially), is more used and is more indépendant from the current web monopoly. Anything w3c is n
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3y ago
The article starts by a quote of Alex Russel, paid by Google to specify Web Components between 2008 and 2021 - a technology in direct competition with React at the time. He is not a technologist to track or quote to get unbiased framework o
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batmansmk
3y ago
Had a job in SV, we moved to EU when my wife was pregnant. We would have loved to stay but as many of immigrant friends, we had difficulties figuring out how to be a happy family in USA. We couldn’t afford a house, education without becomin
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3y ago
Yet among the most used apps a lot of them are cross platforms: chrome, ableton live, vscode, figma, any game under the sun, slack, discord, … I would even argue that very few still develop directly with native ui toolkits directly.
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3y ago
You change to median in the whole USA and median in the whole Europe then? Still the same conclusion. SV tech engineers arent rich because someone's is flipping their burgers. Someone is flipping an engineer's burger in France, in
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3y ago
Average salary in SV is 115k, 22k in France. USA live off its neo-colonial digital empire, not through the exploitation of blue collars. When any digital company out there pay 30% of what they earn in tarifs on cloud, ads, servers, licenses
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3y ago
Not saying you are wrong, US is lagging behind as well on many other sectors as well compared to the rest of the world; manufacturing, transportation, green tech, participative democracy, integrated administrations to quote a few. Reusable
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3y ago
Inkscape is prime for having its Blender moment - the moment where freeing energy 10 years ago pays off and beats the closed source software. I use Inkscape for laser cutting and vector graphics and it’s getting better every year. Still a t
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4y ago
Half of the reaction aren’t addressing the real vote results. Escooters aren’t banned. People voted against 3 different private companies littering the sidewalk. Paris’ inhabitants showed strong support of a public, off-the-curb scooter an
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4y ago
I lead a 4 dev team working with a React codebase of 80k LoC for 2 years. Hooks' lack of orchestration mechanism, props drilling and its quirks, wrong dependency arrays, setTimeout not cleaned up, and other misuses of the framework wer
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4y ago
In 2008, when startups started to fail, many colleagues left to work for large old established firms. Some others left banking on ne started new ventures. Turnover accelerated. If we go through an event of the same magnitude, the economy a
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4y ago
> Ban social scoring, not the AI, the tool doesn’t matter. Ban shooting people, not the guns, the tool doesn’t matter. :) sorry to be facetious but I find you idealist in your view. Modern form of AI has regulatory issues: some can’t be
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4y ago
Marko v6 is an ambitious project that had its best parts stolen by modern frameworks. Solidjs for instance took a lot of inspiration from Marko, and solidjs would be my choice if the promise of marko resonates with you.
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4y ago
I tend to associate the information I hoard with knowledge, which I equate to fuel to develop my efficiency. It’s actually the opposite. I rarely lack the extra bit of information and more often loose track of what really matters. I resonat
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4y ago
Just wanted to say thank you for sharing your code! Im not familiar with C++, so Im discovering the union, UnsafeCell, ManuallyDrop and all those concepts that are rare in the Rust projects I see everyday. Im learning a lot.
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4y ago
You can compile any C / C++ app down to wasm. In fact that’s the raison d’être of the technology: to provide a portable safe way to run binaries. Here is a link to Postgres in wasm for instance: https://supabase.com/bl
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4y ago
Too little too late. Their work with Binance was non sensical. It’s not a crypto issue, it’s to emit such claims without actually a proper audit is ridiculous. Even with all the proper reserves and small prints, it’s still a true lack of in
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Impossible to comprehend and pointless. Is it a chatgpt generated article?
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4y ago
1 euro in France.
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4y ago
Created 2 companies in US, 3 in France - in US forming an LLC is not sufficient for you to be compliant and do business. You need statuses, a bank account, cap table, proof of capital deposit, registration in your state, city, a healthcare
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4y ago
If you ever played Monopoly; you know that available housing is limited by physics, conglomerates and local laws, therefore supply is capped. Global housing demand cannot adjust because people need a place to stay. Supply and demand (elasti
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There was a time where we were being political for doing open source… we were characterised as communists by some, extreme left wing activists for others for having a movement, that defended affordable transparent software for all. So yeah
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Taste is indeed subjective. Many of my daughter’s children book uses this style which stimulates our imagination every night when reading bed time stories. This style makes the story mysterious (none of the shapes are realistic), approachab
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It's not just a new standard. CLAP plugins work better than their VST counterpart. They do more. Polyphonic CC modulation is a very fundamental upgrade Live could really have that would still fit its modular strip UI paradigm and just
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Cubemail is 80% tinymce and queryui on the rendering front. We have different sensibility, Having notifications / autorefresh / working on mobile is more important to me that a predictable, static and stale interface. About the c
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Email client: Whether or not you wanted JS, your competitor works offline, retries better when connection is not good, persists emails without having to save, live refreshes emails when received, sends notifications, allows drag and drop to
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5y ago
My company did YC in 2017. Raised $5M. Disconnected mentorship. Agreeable coaches with no industry insight. Since then, we folded, and started a new company. We didnt go for YC, but StartX and directly connect with funds such as First Round
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As an american resident, I feel less safe being healed in USA after yesterday's judgement. Healthcare should not be just business. Food additives, sugar and the obesity crisis, a list of 1,300 chemicals used in cosmetics, the Vioxx sca
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