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by eberkund 6y ago
Sigh, not this hilariously out of date article again.
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by eberkund 6y ago
You can look at UserStyles.org for inspiration. They have many user created Hacker News dark mode themes available there: https://userstyles.org/styles/browse?search_terms=hacker%20n...
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by eberkund 6y ago
Here is a source: https://www.theatlantic.com/business/archive/2014/01/the-dec... It seems like OP is accurate in their assessment, it's surprising to see how many people read ZERO books in the prec
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by eberkund 6y ago
I can imagine the web UI would be a necessity for some non-technical users. However if you're looking for a quick and dirty solution, I wrote a Python tool which does the same thing: https://github.com/eberkund/gsu
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by eberkund 6y ago
I find it hard to believe that you haven't made even modest growth as an employee and as a developer in those 3 years. But assuming that is true: in my city, average developer salaries have gone up at least 25% in the past 3 years. Hel
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by eberkund 6y ago
Superficially the first thing that most developers I've spoken to notice is JSX vs HTML-based templating. But both frameworks are very similar. I started with Vue and when I took a job which used React I found that I already knew how t
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by eberkund 7y ago
Location: Toronto, Canada Remote: Sure Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies/skills: Go, Docker, CI/CD, PHP, Laravel, JavaScript, TypeScript, React, Redux, Vue, Electron, Node.js, SQL, C# .NET, AWS, Python Ré
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by eberkund 7y ago
A bitcoin is a bitcoin is a bitcoin. People aren't concerned about whether or not a dollar is still a dollar. They are concerned about whether a dollar (more specifically their savings) can still buy the same amount of goods and servic
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by eberkund 7y ago
Whoops, my mistake
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by eberkund 7y ago
>Go 1.14 is the last release that will run on macOS 10.11 El Capitan. Go 1.15 will require macOS 10.12 Sierra or later. That's pretty aggressive. Dropping support for a major OS that is only 1 year old.
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by eberkund 7y ago
Hugo doesn't have a JavaScript bundler, it just lets you concatenate JavaScript files which is different from a JS bundler which needs to support JS modules.
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by eberkund 7y ago
I assume it can also be used towards their hosted CI (GitHub actions)
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by eberkund 7y ago
My understanding is that animations came about as a way to make slow loading operations on web pages appear faster. Because they looked so elegant and fancy, designers started putting animations on software interfaces that should have other
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by eberkund 7y ago
Because VS has limitations on the amount of memory it can use and although they have been working on this, there is still functionality which is highly single threaded whereas Rider tends to offload most of the functionality from the UI thr
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by eberkund 7y ago
Those are all awful dependency management examples. I won't say Go dependency management is terrible, but it's certainly not awesome. At least to someone who has used PHP (Composer), Rust (Cargo), JavaScript (NPM), C# (NuGet).
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by eberkund 7y ago
If we want to get serious about privacy, browsers are going to need to drastically reduce the number of APIs they expose since many of these are significant fingerprinting indicators.
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by eberkund 7y ago
Postman used to be available as a Chrome app but when this was announced they released it as an Electron app instead.
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by eberkund 7y ago
Isn't there a statuate of limitations?
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by eberkund 7y ago
They would most definitely be slower because of the panic and people pushing and shoving each other compared to an orderly and rehearsed exit
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by eberkund 7y ago
What kind of reasoning is that? When I develop software I don't start by writing an if-statement that exits if the user's hardware is not identical to the hardware specs that I wrote and tested the software on. Certain things shou
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by eberkund 7y ago
Would there be any merit in the OS hiding what CPU brand? Keep exposing what specific CPU features/instruction sets are supported but don't display whether it is AMD/Intel/Via. What's the benefit? I find it hard to
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by eberkund 7y ago
I'm not disagreeing that housing, tuition and health care costs have exploded. What I am suspicious about is whether people can afford more of those other things than ever before. At first glance it appears so, but it also seems to me
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by eberkund 7y ago
One of the talking points I hear repeated by one side of the debate is: although wealth inequality is high, even the people at the bottom can afford more than ever. I was doing some shopping the other day and I got thinking about how this c
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by eberkund 7y ago
I don't know why React people always say that unless you're using JSX you miss out on lint tools. VueJS templates use "" instead of {} but you still get all the lint tools you'd expect.
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by eberkund 7y ago
Looks familiar, someAttributeNvmWeCallThemProps={(someResponse) => { mapToTemplate('${someResponse.body}', '#box'); showElms('#box'); logToConsole('statusCode:', '${someRespons
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by eberkund 7y ago
Looks like a pretty minor update compared to previous releases. But if I recall correctly Bootstrap 4.5 or 5.0 is going to be a big one where the form elements are styled directly without needing a bunch of boilerplate classes.
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by eberkund 7y ago
I can't read it, paywalled.
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by eberkund 7y ago
Back when they first introduced the Touchbar they offered MBPs in both configurations and the price difference was $400 for the same model with and w/o the Touchbar.
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by eberkund 7y ago
If Amazon undercuts all a manufacturer's (other) distributors, they also stop having distributors. Maybe that's why Nike is going in this direction.
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by eberkund 7y ago
And that's on top of the amount you are already paying for the base 16GB, so in reality it is $800+the cost of the 16GB

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