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by cuddlecake 5y ago
Essentially, what this code does is: background: linear-gradient(to right, #007CF0, #00DFD8); -webkit-background-clip: text; -webkit-text-fill-color: transparent; - the background is the linear gradient - background-clip makes th
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by cuddlecake 6y ago
If it's better than 90% of today's synth music, does that mean that 10% of today's music is better than Moroder/Jarre? That's a lot!
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by cuddlecake 6y ago
Not sure if OO really rules the GUI space. Afaik, at least Swift, Dart (Flutter) and Kotlin are trying to solve the mismatch between OO and Reactive Programming (where functional approaches very helpful) Most of GUI development is pure data
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by cuddlecake 6y ago
> They forgot to talk to people who are actually members of the black community. Afaik, modern slaves are mostly Asian (women). Whatever, I prefer the name "main" over "master", and moreso I prefer "trunk".
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by cuddlecake 6y ago
I don't like the continuing insinuation that there's "some loud obnoxious screams from certain SJW-like people". Usually it's just loud obnoxious screams from Anti-SJW people, and people blindly following the call t
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by cuddlecake 6y ago
Every now and then I find a link or a mention in the comments about literature or information regarding a topic I find interesting. Lately, I learned about CSS stack contexts because of a blog post here, and read other posts by the same aut
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by cuddlecake 6y ago
Oh no, I thought I finally got rid of recommendations for content by TechLead, and now I accidentally clicked on this. Does TechLead produce anything other than shallow content with Clickbait Titles and promotion for his Tech Interview less
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by cuddlecake 6y ago
Except for Angular2
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by cuddlecake 6y ago
I personally would recommend against making a lot of custom classes via @apply, especially when pairing with a component based framework like React. React makes it easy to avoid the need for duplicate naming such as 'btn' css clas
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by cuddlecake 6y ago
I feel like being Anti-Haskell is becoming a ridiculous meme. The author makes a lot of statements, but no arguments, no proofs, and no explanations. Also, the post is riddled with "The Community does X" memes, such as: > Funni
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by cuddlecake 6y ago
The first paragraph is killing me. Had that exact situation in a startup I joined. It was annoying and it ruined my passion for the project, because the outcome of that "one" discussion shaped the project for two years. Guy (forme
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by cuddlecake 6y ago
"Made in X" has nothing to do with "nationalism". Also: "Made in US" labels are incredibly useful, with regards to data privacy.
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by cuddlecake 6y ago
The `blue-x00` is just the default, you can override which colors are available via the tailwind.config.js file, as detailed in the documentation: https://tailwindcss.com/docs/customizing-colors
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by cuddlecake 6y ago
If it doesn't, surely, you can define what you mean by "trivial things"?
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by cuddlecake 6y ago
Your entire criticism boils down to "what waste of time trying to solve trivial things" without defining what you regard as trivial.
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by cuddlecake 6y ago
What's a good side project, if one is not really interested in the problem space of the side project? I.e. I mostly just program for money, so how do I motivate myself to do a side project I'm not interested in, just to learn the
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by cuddlecake 6y ago
It's a new feature from TypeScript 4.1 (this version is yet in beta) https://devblogs.microsoft.com/typescript/announcing-typescr...
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by cuddlecake 6y ago
It's two images that will both be displayed fully at around 1400px width. Responsive design gone wrong, there
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by cuddlecake 6y ago
> Like a painter, you must know when to stop painting. You presuppose that Postgres (or all software) is comparable to art, without making or explaining the comparison. You say that "you must know when to stop painting", but wh
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by cuddlecake 6y ago
I must admit I am completely ignorant to how much of an issue this is in real life, but I'm also in the privileged position of having the backend code compiled and run on remote servers, rarely on my own machine. On the other hand, I&#
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by cuddlecake 6y ago
Could you try to explain why you think rust is an ugly programming language?
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by cuddlecake 6y ago
Not sure if being "deployable" is an issue, considering docker exists. So, anything is deployable in the future by default, given a machine running the correct docker image. Or am I misinterpreting the argument?
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by cuddlecake 6y ago
So you are critical of homosexual men having sex? Is that correct?
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by cuddlecake 6y ago
Just for dummy me, can you make a statement that is "critical of homosexuality" but not homophobic?
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by cuddlecake 6y ago
I don't even know how to argue on this. The average HN poster is definitely better than the average 8chan poster. But that does not mean all HN posters are free of being hateful/discriminating against certain groups of people. Be
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by cuddlecake 6y ago
Thinking that HN would be better than <insert any bad behavior here> is a bit too hopeful of an assumption. Everyone is prone to bad / ignorant behavior. HN users being no exception.
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by cuddlecake 6y ago
I have been coding TypeScript for the last 2 years, non-stop, which also shielded me from the surprise of the function's body getting stringified. It's relatable. Most developers did not grow up with the knowledge of JS language&#
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by cuddlecake 6y ago
Can you name one or two of those popular frameworks? Having state in a closure does not imply that it's OOP, so I'd really like to see those frameworks for reference.
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by cuddlecake 6y ago
"The performance benefits are evident" is a bit too authoritative to me. Would you mind giving a summary of the performance benefits?
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by cuddlecake 6y ago
You're correct, there's barely any difference, from a structural point of view. I was mainly taking issue with the author's comparison of processes with microservices: > You can consider each process a logical microservice

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