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by dham 6y ago
I mean if you think about other professions that use Macbook Pro they don't need it either. Are video professionals using it to scrub through video? Nope. For any audio professional it's useless. No one who is serious about th
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by dham 6y ago
Yea D70 is just for pictures. I have Sony a6400 as main camera and to be honest I can turn it on and record a video faster than I can with my iPhone, mainly because the dedicated buttons. I also don't think it's that much of a h
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by dham 6y ago
For the same price you can get a nice DSLR and the iPhone SE 2. That's what I did. Heck even my Nikon D70 from 2008(bought it used in 2011) can still run circles around even the most expensive phones for pictures. Best camera is the
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by dham 6y ago
I recently switched to more hardware based setup, because I just lost creativity on the computer and needed a switch up. I still use a DAW to record audio/midi from hardware to mix and master. But other than that all recording happen
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by dham 6y ago
Unlike software developers, doctors, in my experience(friends and docs I have gone to), don't seem to have the same open mind about things in their field. At least the one's I know. It might seem foreign to us because a lot of o
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by dham 6y ago
This is just crazy React devs have to think about this. No other framework makes you do this. Vue, Angular, Ember. The computer should be doing this for us. It knows the properties we define, where we access them. Let the computer do w
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by dham 6y ago
Tables, Charts and Dashboards sounds like a lot of displaying of data. Not updating state. Or when you are updating state (like date picker), you're updating the world. Just an assumption, sorry if I'm wrong. Web is usually fi
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by dham 6y ago
Yes, for sure you can get good performance out of the box. It just takes a lot more time than other frameworks. In my experience it's a constant moving state up and down. Spending an insane amount of time to put state in the correct
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by dham 6y ago
The whole React story is very interesting. Authors are extremely adamant about everything being pure, but React still doesn't solve an underlying issue that every frontend framework since the beginning of time solved. Which is automa
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by dham 7y ago
All I can think about with these models in general is the book: Jurassic Park. A lot of talk about chaos theory in the book(kind of skimmed over in the movie). I don't know how accurate all of it is, but it seems trying to model how
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by dham 7y ago
Yea but it's pretty much all we/we'll have
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by dham 7y ago
I don't quite understand this. Since 2013 React has remained a JS framework and introduced 1 new concept(hooks). iOS programming on the other hand(since 2013) has introduced a new language(Swift) and a new paradigm (Swift UI) for wri
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by dham 7y ago
Yea not a fan. Font rendering has always been hideous in Electron apps. Even with a 4k monitors it doesn't render like Mac native apps do. Simple things you take for granted in Sublime like it opening, typing speed, ui scaling corre
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by dham 8y ago
The jump is the anchor '#how-to-follow-along'. A mechanism that's existed since the beginning of the internet. https://www.w3.org/MarkUp/1995-archive/Elements/A.html ‍️
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by dham 9y ago
It's easy to shoot yourself in the foot with any technology. People switch to a technology thinking they're writing better code with it, but in reality they're just a better at coding. Or it's a rewrite of something, i
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by dham 9y ago
I'm all for frameworks, because jQuery can eventually get out of hand. I just see a lack of knowledge on how to structure basic DOM code, so that's going to transfer into other frameworks. I'm more of a fan of someone going
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by dham 9y ago
They're using jQuery wrong and now reaching for a framework. If you write bad code in jQuery you're going to write bad code in a framework. I've seen it a dozen times. Use event delegation and behaviors, not "if windo
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by dham 9y ago
I didn't think about that actually. I originally didn't have them but I needed something that could say Yes.
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Is my NODE_ENV correct?(nodeenv.com)
2 points by dham 9y ago|2 comments
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by dham 9y ago
Dropbox, Instagram, Yahoo, Uber, Lyft, Twitch.tv, Automattic(Wordpress), Imgur, Vimeo, Asana...
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by dham 9y ago
Sublime is still the fastest(opens instantly), and personally it looks better than VSCode with the new adaptive themes. Font rendering on MacOS is native in Sublime instead of the fake blurry stuff you get with Electron.
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by dham 9y ago
Love Sublime Text. Haven't been able to switch to any of the Electron editors because of the horrible font rendering on Mac(Chrome issue). One note: Jon needs to show the new adaptive theme with matching title bar for MacOS on the ma
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by dham 9y ago
Noticed you are using Mobx. Awesome choice! Anyway looks nice so far. The contrast of the site needs some help though.
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by dham 9y ago
I thought this was going to be a post about fixing the horrible font rendering. Although I guess that's really a Chromium issue. Still can't switch to Atom to this day because of the font rendering.
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by dham 10y ago
The crossed movie is Aliens for Breakfast. I distinctly remember a Sinbad genie despite never having been on the Reddit discussion or thinking twice about it since the dawn of the internet. I'm pretty sure the movie people are thinki
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by dham 10y ago
This is what I use in my vanilla js projects for event delegation. function delegate(el, evt, sel, handler) { el.addEventListener(evt, function (event) { let t = event.target while (t && t !== this) { if
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by dham 10y ago
James, I reached out to Sebastian, on multiple occasions in January to apologize. Phabricator via the chat feature, Twitter(blocked), email, etc. I can't even remember all the mediums. So if you can pass it a long that would be cool.
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Rails 5.1 could have Webpack option(github.com)
2 points by dham 10y ago|0 comments
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by dham 10y ago
Pretty close to https://github.com/discourse/discourse/blob/master/Gemfile.l...
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by dham 10y ago
React Router and the problems dealing with minor updates was one of the several libraries(around 6) that sparked me to write the Sad State of Web Development

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