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by bauerd 9y ago
Can someone comment on the state of Docker on FreeBSD? I know I can have jails but what about Docker?
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by bauerd 9y ago
As I said, you're free to do this to yourself. Put every function that calls `React.createElement` in a separate file/directory and import it.
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by bauerd 9y ago
Of course React got it right because there's no violation of separation of concerns involved. JSX is just syntactic sugar on top of method calls. One is perfectly free to extract the `render` functions into separate files and call them
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by bauerd 9y ago
Outbound traffic probably wasn't their only heuristic
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by bauerd 9y ago
I remember having signed up for Flattr ages ago so I tried it out. Turns out they seem to have scrapped their original product and I'm now on the waiting list for its successor ("Flattr beta"). I have no idea wtf they're
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by bauerd 9y ago
https://flattr.com/
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by bauerd 9y ago
Removal of ad headers surely counts as a feature then?
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by bauerd 9y ago
To give commercial users an incentive to pay for the open source software they use. Can you name an open source project that does not offer extended features for commercial versions and that sells? Because I can't
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by bauerd 9y ago
AFAIK you have to specify plugins at compile time in the source code. Don't know if the installation scripts/endpoints that spit out the official binaries are open source, though.
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by bauerd 9y ago
One spam mail slipped through so far, otherwise no complaints and I've heard good things from people using its web UI. Can recommend WorkMail
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by bauerd 9y ago
This has been my experience as well. I really wanted to like Atom, but then I tried VSC. It's an incredibly well done editor, and it doesn't feel nearly as laggy as the average Electron app.
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by bauerd 9y ago
Zoho Mail? Don't even get me started … We had so many laughable problems with that service. Like being unable to remove a user account because the whole management UI was just plain broken. We tried removing the account for I don'
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by bauerd 9y ago
Cool, because this is actually what I ended up with myself in a dummy Go setup of mine (after having reinvented AR's migrations poorly with a Bash script). I'm not really accustomed to Go's ecosystem yet, so: >and code-gen
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by bauerd 9y ago
How do you handle database schema migrations?
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by bauerd 9y ago
Offtopic, but was the PDF typeset with layouting software or a markup converter such as Pandoc and the like? Looks really slick, kudos. Also is there a way to tell by PDF metadata? Edit: Had a second look and it's layouting software
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by bauerd 9y ago
Twitter was never a place "to chill and chat" to me. I was an early adopter as well and used it as a more personal RSS reader. I followed mostly software developers and tech outlets. I honestly enjoyed the mix of 140-character tec
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by bauerd 9y ago
>[…] not to mention using animations to convey meaning, which do wonders to make apps and the web look much better I'd argue most animations today degrade the user experience because they're not done right. Typically, animation
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by bauerd 9y ago
>US essentially defends the world, allowing other countries to spend money elsewhere. You really think that? I mean come on
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by bauerd 9y ago
My advice would be to go to another website, one specifically for non-introductory data structures.
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by bauerd 9y ago
Well Node.js already has a CoC accompanied with various institutions such as "The Node.js Foundation Technical Steering Comittee"[0]. It's just that some aren't happy with how the comittee has voted. The claim that Code
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by bauerd 9y ago
Thought there must be more to those 7 minutes reading time than someone getting blocked on Twitter, so I read the article. Nope, exactly as advertised. Maybe take a break from Twitter? There's even Psychoanalysis sprinkled on top: >
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by bauerd 9y ago
Did you just assume personhood? You might be responding to a Markov chain for all we know.
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by bauerd 9y ago
>In the react world though you can’t mutate your data. Wrong, you're free to mutate your data. What's immutable is the virtual DOM fragment that a component maps the data onto. If you want to manipulate the DOM directly (and
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by bauerd 9y ago
I remember trying to wrap my head around the monstrosity that is Webpack. Gave up and used make, never looked back since
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by bauerd 9y ago
No need for excuses didn't mean to belittle your project, was honestly baffled. Congrats on the release! :-)
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by bauerd 9y ago
I thought for a second my touchpad just broke. Might want to make the landing page look less like there's content down the fold …
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by bauerd 9y ago
No, you can't use the Messenger account for authentication. At least for Tinder I can confirm it doesn't work, maybe there's an OAuth provider for Messenger that no one uses, idk
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by bauerd 9y ago
Yes, and I didn't know that either until I tried it out. My regular FB account is "deactivated", but Messenger works just fine. They seem to have decoupled both products some time ago.
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by bauerd 9y ago
Deleted my Facebook account two months ago, but kept the Messenger for keeping up with a handful of friends. Haven't missed the newsfeed spam a day since! Rest assured you're not missing out
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by bauerd 9y ago
This looks great, never seen this before. Thanks for your work.

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