enlyth

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by enlyth 7y ago
Indeed, I don't know why there is such a fuss about it. It's not like the pricing is super shady, it just shows a small range like £12 - £15, to take into account irregularities in traffic.
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by enlyth 7y ago
Here in London Uber has been showing a flexible price range for as long as I remember and people don't seem reluctant to use them. If it shows £15-£18 I just assume the higher end, it's not like I don't know the price ceiling
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by enlyth 7y ago
How would you detect if something is a cookie dialog in a standardized way? It's pretty much impossible as all of them are custom code with different layouts / selectors / sequence of actions you need to take to opt out.
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by enlyth 7y ago
That's a problem with the npm ecosystem. React is just so, so much nicer to work with. It's easy to be dismissive if you've never had to develop UIs with jQuery and didn't experience yourself the transition to React whic
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by enlyth 7y ago
I didn't know this, I was just trying out the project because it seemed interesting. If they can get the bundle sizes down it looks like it could be a great developer experience.
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by enlyth 7y ago
Indeed, I tried Blazor and a simple Hello World page loaded about 7 megabytes of DLLs in the browser just to show some text.
487.
by enlyth 7y ago
You mean epicaricacy?
488.
by enlyth 7y ago
If my employer was analyzing and tracking all my actions and trying to micromanage my time, I would look to work elsewhere.
489.
by enlyth 7y ago
I must be missing something because I tried three browsers and all their JavaScript engines evaluate 'ß'.toLowerCase() as 'ß', not 'ss'.
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by enlyth 7y ago
Auth0 quoted us 25 - 50k a year for 7K MAU, we found this insanely high as we don't handle any sensitive data. It seems we might use Amazon Cognito, which seems a bit rough / neglected when it comes to aws products but the differe
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by enlyth 7y ago
They're back to 1750 after hours even after losing the JEDI contract and unimpressive earnings
492.
by enlyth 7y ago
Because young people can't afford to have more kids. Mass influx of unskilled labour is not going to save us.
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by enlyth 7y ago
What's up with this glorification of Win95 style UI? It's objectively ugly. Everyone I know or have known, in my entire life, without question, thought so back then, and does so now. I am just so, so puzzled by this I had to type
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by enlyth 7y ago
See this is one of the things I personally hate, accessing or evaluating properties on objects using a string. We have code so use code which can be parsed, evaluated by the type checker, and so on. What if you mistype 'fop' inste
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by enlyth 7y ago
I agree, 4chan doesn't seem to be as active or popular anymore. Last time I checked /b/ was nothing like it used to be, it's full of pornography these days, and /pol/ is a far right echo chamber (I swear I reme
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by enlyth 7y ago
I never understood the point of Ramda. It's like it's trying to replace the core functionality of JS with something that's completely orthogonal to what the language actually is, but it's just a bolted on library. I&#x27
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by enlyth 7y ago
> counting words > esoteric quirks It shouldn't be this easy to shoot yourself in the foot when doing simple tasks
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by enlyth 7y ago
I am using nginx as a reverse proxy to kestrel in production on one of my projects and it seems to be working great so far
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by enlyth 7y ago
I ran into this headache while writing a web app. I made an image upload widget that provided a preview, and when users selected the "take a picture" option on their phones, I showed the preview with a blob link and CSS background
500.
by enlyth 7y ago
Just a slight correction, the subreddit has no affiliation with Blizzard, one of their mods went rogue and made it private, but it's open now and mods are in full support of the Hong Kong movement.
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by enlyth 7y ago
My problem is that everyone in these threads acts like this all takes zero effort. There's no "turn on a11y" switch, you have to dedicate resources, money and time. It's a perfectly valid complaint from someone that sell
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by enlyth 7y ago
Are you surprised? He's got a product which he believes has no value to blind people and a record of exactly zero people calling to complain, but he's getting shit on by the a11y brigade anyway. I believe it should be his right to
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by enlyth 7y ago
Who has got more information here, you, who has no idea what the OP is selling, or OP who is actually selling the thing? "I simply don't believe" is not a great argument, when the previous car insurance and painting analogies
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by enlyth 7y ago
You're ignoring most of what OP is saying, he's completely right in saying he should have no obligation to dedicate huge resources to a potential 0.00001% of his customers which may or may not even exist, when the only benefit wil
505.
by enlyth 7y ago
"Sorry, I'm not quite sure what you're saying, would you mind elaborating?"
506.
by enlyth 7y ago
Says everyone on HN while relying on these weird UIs to do their job daily.
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by enlyth 7y ago
Because everyone knows what an enum is, and that <A> will be a generic type, from first glance. There's nothing to guess, apart from Box being some kind of pointer abstraction. Looking at the second definition it's not immed
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by enlyth 7y ago
> JSX code is hard to debug, because the code that is really executed is generated at runtime, so it is not possible for example, to put a breakpoint in a JSX file from your text editor and start a build with Node running in debug mode I
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by enlyth 7y ago
Has anyone found that recently Google search is becoming more and more useless? Google tends to ignore what I actually type in, and tries to search according to some weird NLP machine learning inference on what it thinks I'm actually t
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by enlyth 7y ago
I think it's because on here it's either expected you are paying for it or know how to get around the paywall. Most of the times it's a case of simply disabling JavaScript.

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