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   by enlyth 7y ago

   I would have to delve deeper to give actually useful feedback, but I wanted to say from a presentational point of view, it looks great, well done for putting something like this together
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   by enlyth 7y ago

   I feel like there's strong friction between HTML trying to semantically describe the structure of a page page and JS frameworks where you try to build custom reusable components which might not fall into the rigid structure defined by
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   by enlyth 7y ago

   The endless Microsoft bashing in this thread makes me so sad, I think they've done really well and put a lot of work and effort behind it. VS Code, Ts, .NET Core, WSL (v2 soon), Github (yes I know they merely bought it, but changes lik
4. 544.▲
   by enlyth 7y ago

   > trying to do better than using a tool designed for mass-producing software with dumb and cheap labor This is completely disregarding the available developer pool of Java programmers, and the fact that a lot of them are really talented
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   by enlyth 7y ago

   To me, it is worrying how much human effort we're investing into advertising as a whole. The top minds of our generations, backed by billions of dollars in funding, are working on increasingly manipulative ways to capture people's
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   by enlyth 7y ago

   It's not hard but the UX is horrible.
7. 547.▲
   by enlyth 7y ago

   We already get 2 hour delivery in London with Amazon Prime Now
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   by enlyth 7y ago

   I completely agree. I don't care if your ad is clever, relevant, organically sourced, environmentally friendly, necessary for financing your product, something I actually want, need, or didn't know I wanted yet. The internet is pl
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   by enlyth 8y ago

   This is a very fast command-line tool to count lines of source code, written in ATS: https://github.com/vmchale/polyglot
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    by enlyth 8y ago

    One of the actually positive things that came out of the cryptocurrency ecosystem is the amount of effort put into libraries like these. I think it's great.
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    by enlyth 8y ago

    Why are you being so negative, I think the author makes valid points.
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    by enlyth 8y ago

    I'll give my perspective as a web dev, it can be tricky to time the requests and decide when to query the API asynchronously. Consider a user starts typing an email address, when do you send out the first async request to find out what
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    by enlyth 8y ago

    We use Redux at work for larger projects, React setState/Context for smaller ones, and I'm personally a huge fan of mobx-state-tree which I think is the best solution, and can be plugged into Redux if needed. I think Redux should
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    by enlyth 8y ago

    https://outline.com/jR3MJa
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    by enlyth 8y ago

    I disagree, the lite edition significantly deteriorated my user experience. On a wide 4K monitor, the text is not centred, stretching from the far left to the far right, making it very difficult to continuously read a sentence from left to
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    by enlyth 8y ago

    If anyone wants this for Google Maps, try the Dark Reader extension for Chrome. Here is how it looks on my machine: https://i.imgur.com/rpCiJSA.jpg
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    by enlyth 8y ago

    This is the case in most of Europe as well, servers normally bring a mobile payment machine to the table for you to pay
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    by enlyth 8y ago

    I'm curious, do you know if this would this be the same case for London? I recently started working in central London and need to move closer soon; when I check the rent prices every time they just make me want to cry even though I&#x2
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    by enlyth 8y ago

    I'm guessing since these are publicly accessible groups via apps as the article suggests, moderators could in theory search out and shut down such groups. Not sure how much data they are able to provide to the authorities though, I gue
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    by enlyth 8y ago

    Very negative and condescending article in my view. Why would you spend time and money optimizing for a tiny percentage of users? Also they always underestimate the amount of power you gain by using frameworks like React and the amount of f
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    by enlyth 8y ago

    I haven't had mobile internet since yesterday evening on O2, and I travel to London for work. Luckily, there's WiFi at home, at work, and on the trains, so it's not really affecting me too much, but I'd really like to se
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    by enlyth 8y ago

    No, people just say it incorrectly. It should be 'couldn't care less'.
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    by enlyth 8y ago

    I don't understand your complaint here. Your issue is that a site written with a JS framework doesn't load without JS? The HN anti-JS brigade will never cease to amaze me. You think the 0.001% of people who browse with JS disabled
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    by enlyth 8y ago

    I'm a bit confused as to why you're getting 26 MB of JavaScript, that number sounds insane even for a React application. I tried this right now and I'm getting 3.1MB consistently on the same desktop page with caching turned o
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    Show HN: Pretty Gradients with React.js(github.com)

    1 points by enlyth 8y ago|0 comments
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    Fixing the Netflix Volume Slider(boris.live)

    2 points by enlyth 8y ago|0 comments