develatio

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by develatio 5y ago
Did the author just compare the "speed" of two languages using a for loop?
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by develatio 5y ago
If I read the docs correctly, you're literally supposed to send a description of what the UI should look like (which is the same as HTML + CSS: declarative code). How is this any different from just sending HTML + CSS?
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by develatio 5y ago
This is just plain HTML presented as some JSON-like format. How many times are web developers going to reinvent the wheel instead of using what's already there?
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by develatio 5y ago
I'm not sure if this can apply to the most commonly used software. A browser can't know in advance how much memory it would need. Same thing applies for audio, image or video editing software. Probably office suites too. This migh
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by develatio 5y ago
Long long ago I was full with excitement and expectation about every Gitlab monthly release just to go over the changelog and read about "the new cool stuff that I'll get to play with when I upgrade". Those days are gone now,
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by develatio 5y ago
While, from a technical POV, this sounds fun, I'd really recommend against using an old and cracked phone (which, to add insult to injury, is probably running very outdated and vulnerable software) for backup purposes. Please, run your
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by develatio 5y ago
Have I ever seen something so big getting destroyed so fast…
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by develatio 5y ago
I bet the author had a lot of fun, but still, I must ask: "why, oh why!!?? Just why!!?"
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by develatio 5y ago
Kubernetes is a great piece of software and it definitely has it's advantages and use-cases. That said, this post strikes me on several fronts. The writer starts by saying that servers were treated as pets, which inherently means diffi
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by develatio 5y ago
After having done an initial read on threads.js' docs, I'd say Comlink is missing the entire "observables" functionality. Also, threads.js' API seems less confusing (this is subjective, of course). Either way, props