cyral

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by cyral 4y ago
Been using .NET for years now for backend web development after having taken a break from C#. It is such an improvement over the old .NET framework. When I started building my first backend with it, I was surprised how much was included and
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by cyral 4y ago
Wow, so this is why I've been having trouble getting Mailchimp to load lately. As a developer I often have devtools open for whatever I'm working on. If need to help out marketing with an automation or something, using the same ta
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by cyral 4y ago
What a coincidence I was trying to figure out a way to turn this off today. I figured there was some notification settings on the app to only enable actual ride/delivery notifications rather than daily $1 off spam, but nope, nothing.
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by cyral 4y ago
Any decent SPA is serving the content in the initial request and not showing a spinner after it downloads the JS
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by cyral 4y ago
The hybrid approach really is the best of both worlds, and it makes perfect sense to do the heavy lifting on the server initially and then turn over everything to the client rather than doing the heavy lifting again for every single subsequ
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by cyral 4y ago
Imagine if this was reversed and mobile apps suddenly started switching to SSR. Instead of downloading the app once and making lightweight JSON requests (analogous to what SPAs are doing), they froze for seconds while the next page is rende
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by cyral 4y ago
That's what I thought until I read the entire post and got to the part about duplicate polyfills due to the whole dependency mess. At that point I would give up on maintaining such a project.
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by cyral 4y ago
Your first paragraph reminded me of this article: https://david-gilbertson.medium.com/im-harvesting-credit-car... Imagine this scenario taking place with this package if someone got ahold of his NPM account.
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by cyral 4y ago
> - The idea that companies would pay for a JS library that is patching browser support is wild. Companies make more money by having their websites work in older browsers. If it wasn't for core-js, they would be paying developer tim
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by cyral 4y ago
I love nothing more than clicking “remove from cart” and having the whole page refresh and lose the info that was already typed
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by cyral 4y ago
> Well done, modern devs! A plain .html file does that And then if you want to take that rendered data and do anything interactive with it you have some js soup of parseInt(document.getQuerySelector(".item > .item__quantity"
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by cyral 4y ago
I'm going to go against the grain here and say that this isn't a bad idea. Mobile Chrome has a similar feature that shows recommended articles on the new tab page, and it is surprisingly good at learning the topics you are into (f
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by cyral 4y ago
Search "ECX screw" on Google images, it has some pictures of the bits and the screws
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by cyral 4y ago
You looked at a publication filled with images of evidence and thought it of all things was machine generated?
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by cyral 4y ago
How does any of this look machine generated?
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by cyral 4y ago
Stripe has options for that but pretty sure it defaults to some level of verification
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by cyral 4y ago
And they opened sourced .NET
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by cyral 4y ago
Not surprising from them. See this for more on their history: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2018-06-14/trump-s-p...
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by cyral 4y ago
They also published false information about the stocks in order to justify why their followers should buy it.
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by cyral 4y ago
I had this happen with a cheapo android phone ages years ago, where the battery drained beyond 0% and the charging circuity wouldn't recognize it. Sent it for repairs and it conveniently came back with a dead battery again due to the l
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by cyral 4y ago
It's the testimony they are going to read tomorrow. It's a good idea to have something prepared so you don't stumble over yourself like SBF is everytime he speaks.
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by cyral 4y ago
Google could lose money on maps purely to get you to use their services
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by cyral 4y ago
This prompt is so fun to play with. Not sure what it considers the sudo password to be: {Nice try, but "admin" is not your password. Your password is probably something else, like a random string of letters and numbers that you
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by cyral 4y ago
Purchases probably meaning the in-app purchase for things you can send to people on TikTok lives. I have seen app dev advice that if you store purchase info on your server in any way, instead of it being a local only purchase, then you must
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by cyral 4y ago
Core CPI excludes food and energy, so the stats you quoted are for the total CPI and are not Core CPI as you claim. Core CPI is at 0.6% this month or over 7% annually, there is nothing low about that and the media isn't really overhypi
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by cyral 4y ago
And no matter how many times you click "Not interested" on the livestream, you will keep getting it every so often. I also get the crying kid with cards, sleep livestream, and deformed baby one all the time. Oh and you forgot the
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by cyral 4y ago
Who programmed the computers?
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by cyral 4y ago
"some off-hand nutso claim (that he subsequently recanted!)" You know this isn't even close to the truth.
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by cyral 4y ago
The author was probably trying to make the header and sidebar sticky by doing that, there are better ways though (such as literally the position: sticky CSS property)
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by cyral 4y ago
How so? I see them cited everywhere, even in stuff like CNBC

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