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by bromuro 9y ago
l.
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by bromuro 9y ago
they have a similar attitude for many things: trump vs obama, religion vs science, apple vs microsoft, angular vs react, flat vs round, “me” vs the others, US vs Russia... i believe it is because competitiveness is a pillar in the american
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by bromuro 9y ago
Your comment does look indeed angry and negative :)
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by bromuro 9y ago
I live in Spain and I have a data-limited connection as well. I use Little Snitch to stop unwanted background downloads.
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by bromuro 9y ago
Which past are you talking about? Before the last years progresses, to make your javascript working on multiple browser your only choice was to lock you learning huge frameworks and toolkits like jquery and dojo, or spend hours during your
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by bromuro 9y ago
To me, it describes more the attitude some people have torward new technologies developed by new people, by criticizing without knowing enough the things they criticize.
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by bromuro 9y ago
In Sardinia, Italy, there are also hundreds of neolithic sites called Domus de Janas (House of the Fairies) dating back to 3000 BC. Some of them are quite impressive: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domus_de_Janas
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by bromuro 9y ago
> You know you can use CSS and JS for that? No, I didn't. Thanks. /s There are many cases it's more convenient updating SVG using React.
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by bromuro 9y ago
We use SVG as react components to change SVG attributes without the need to change the SVG source, e.g. the color of the icons etc
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by bromuro 9y ago
No, in my experience such websites are faster to navigate.
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by bromuro 9y ago
it still does have benefits. environmental and social benefits. the problem is when people think about their individual benefits and not those of a whole community.
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by bromuro 9y ago
we should give another chance to communism then, as those are wonderful ideas. we should learn from the past instead.
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by bromuro 9y ago
nobody wants that. we like the way iOS scrolls and there's no reason for some pages to work different because you are imposing us an unwanted feature we can't disable and makes google impossibile to use. please remove this AMP thi
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by bromuro 9y ago
I believe it is because modern capitalism is supposed to work this way. Technology is a mass product and our economic system requires people to work more to buy more products. Ever changing technology is the way this system can survive.
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by bromuro 10y ago
if you want to build your UI with React you have to think about JSX as an easier way to write javascript. you can see it as a template language but it won't help you to code :)
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by bromuro 10y ago
JSX is not a template language, it is just syntax sugar: see it as a different way to write javascript: https://facebook.github.io/react/docs/jsx-in-depth.html you can't say the same about templates.
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by bromuro 10y ago
> Amazon quite frequently makes my life better because you can finally buy more things and own more things and consume more things. how does this make your life better?
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by bromuro 10y ago
This kind of worries are normal when you are used to a job routine, but are out of place once you see how many different opportunities life has to offer, e.g. when traveling around the world. Also how is a good idea to think about the far f
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by bromuro 10y ago
It's called `display: block` - in sake of consistency :)
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by bromuro 10y ago
...thanks to the Allies. From then, the US returned to its bloody, destructive colonialist behavior.
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by bromuro 10y ago
Classic reddit drama: reacting to a childish action with even more childish actions.
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by bromuro 10y ago
Where in the world has the US brought stability with its international politics?
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by bromuro 10y ago
As someone who doesn't want this neo-liberist, anti-democratic EU I see this as a very good news. Let's hope Denmark and France to follow.
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by bromuro 10y ago
> I agree about potatoes, but that only works for relatively cooler climates, i.e. places like Poland or Ireland. It can easily get to 35-37 degrees Celsius in the summer at the place where my parents live (not to mention places like the
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by bromuro 10y ago
> This is one thing I find a little bit frustrating with the tutorials of various JS tools. They fail to accurately describe a problem that they solve. Yes, this is valid for anything. It's harder to understand the solution if we ha
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by bromuro 11y ago
> I'm clearly in the minority, but I had qualms about uglify and other source manglers [...]: they break the benefits of view source Not really: we have source maps for this.