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by cfv 7y ago
The problem is we're making the single world we can live in poisonous unstable and dead through short term unsustainable growth, violence and greed. Maybe we can spare a few murder machines for the Imperial army until we figure out h
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by cfv 7y ago
I for one hope they keep this promise better than the EME one, about which I'm still super salty
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by cfv 7y ago
Given you confuse statements of fact with personal attacks, this conversation no longer makes no sense. Bye.
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by cfv 7y ago
You miss the point. And you are missing it because you're OK with jamming your code right inside 400 times more foreign code in order to display a cute window with two panes in it. Do please make a civil effort to understand there&#x27
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by cfv 7y ago
The King James bible is about 4mb of UTF-8 text. If your business code is 300k, or about 1/13 of that, then slapping a whopping 30 bibles of bullshit you will definitely not use for a 2 pane thing with a couple buttons and some rendere
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by cfv 7y ago
Commonmark ( https://commonmark.org ) exists, has a fairly well defined standard, and the reference implementations are not hard to reason about. They are part of several thousands of larger codebases right now, too. Org-mode on t
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by cfv 8y ago
Good. Long term habitability of this world takes precedence over short term profit.
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by cfv 8y ago
Oh, I had to spend an hour "fixing" my incorrectly autofilled fields for Chrome to please stop playing games with my users data. I'm acutely aware I'm not Google.
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by cfv 8y ago
Nope, sorry. US politics have made me develop a reflex disdain for anything new named like that.
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by cfv 8y ago
> The same can be said about any JS library that interacts with page controls. Difference being JS, if written by an averagely competent individual, can be changed once and this change will apply to any instances where it's called,
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by cfv 8y ago
Just a stupid question. Why would you need a bundler for plain HTML? I agree on everything else, but I kinda tripped on that and I'm not sure what you're actually looking for.
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by cfv 8y ago
So I decided to try and figure out this specific trick about toggling content and how well this would actually work in, say, a tab panel. I mean, it is a cute trick right? I made this: https://jsfiddle.net/sr8z1mob/6&#x
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by cfv 8y ago
You probably don't need a single-page app, right up to the point where it's a business requirement and you have to translate a GB worth of convoluted JSPs into one because the client likes smoothness in their flows, continuous s
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by cfv 8y ago
My oven should not refuse to work if my gas pipes are not from the same maker. The ability to set up my own products to whatever config I like is not an extraordinary request. Especially when it's the default operating mode with an off
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by cfv 8y ago
You smartasses banned the entire country of Uruguay, where I reside, from reading this. http://imgur.com/sdd6Mlv If anything, this is a huge red flag indicating that I shouldn't care about anything Deliveroo does. Don&
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by cfv 8y ago
Does this mean that if I blast an ISIS recruitment video or whatever in like the House of Lords walls everyone sitting in there is automatically prosecuted? Sounds like an awfully easy thing to exploit into nothingness.
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by cfv 8y ago
It's not a... problem, I'm just having a tough time understanding how that works. And would love any pointers towards more or less when they started getting good at it.
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by cfv 8y ago
Not even talking about intelligence here. Sorry. That's an endless time waster I'm not touching. As mentioned, for whatever reason, I'm having a hard time picturing how people who deem apostasy punishable by death can also ma
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by cfv 8y ago
I can't help but giggle at the thought of Emirati hackers. For whatever reason my mind can't wrap around the fact that an extremely religious people can also be at the high end of tech (at the very least high enough to figure out
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by cfv 8y ago
Loving it, built something similar a long time ago. Can you use it the other way around tho? Like, take an HTML string and return its RE:DOM representation.
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by cfv 8y ago
Hi! Dooes this support ligatures? I've come to depend heavily on them for some reason.
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by cfv 8y ago
How does this fare against parcel-bundler ( https://parceljs.org/ )? It does pretty much the same thing in a slightly different manner, and I'd like to know before I actually consider giving it a try. Thanks! [1]:
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by cfv 8y ago
That paywall just led to me blacklisting the entire economist.com domain at extension level. Too bad. Don't do paywalls like that please.
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by cfv 8y ago
Are all this people going to bill Bloomberg for the costs of the tests? They prob should
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by cfv 8y ago
Ohhh is that so? Show me how you do the following in Javascript. try{ $exceptionType = rand(1,10) > 5? BadMethodCallException::class : LogicException::class; throw new $exceptionType("smartass
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by cfv 8y ago
While this is super cool, as an Argentinian I show up as visa-free for a bunch of Schengen countries, which while strictly not false it's not super useful: We get 3 out of every 6 months stay, and the list would prob be a lot more usef
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by cfv 8y ago
You mean when compared with who exactly
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by cfv 8y ago
But wait, what exactly is so hard about doing something like // _profile.scss .profile-card { @extend .m-5; // several more lines of extending @extend border-gray-light; } and just get
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by cfv 8y ago
The thing is literally called The Progressive JavaScript Framework I mean, regardless of anecdotal specific usage, vue is a framework. And a nice one too! Just entirely too much for something that can be fulfilled by a simple pja
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by cfv 8y ago
It may be worth mentioning that Vue is an entire framework with a crapload of features and caveats and whatnot and thus not exactly an equivalent of an especially flexible PJAX library which is the best definition I can come up with when de

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