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by ergo14 8y ago
Quill doesn't support modern standards like web components. But prosemirror works fine as far as I can tell.
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by ergo14 8y ago
I would be surprised as Latitudes are business line a bit lower than XPS, but who knows. I also own MBP13 - and I prefer the keyboard on my Dell over it.
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by ergo14 8y ago
Maybe it was broken? Were you testing under Windows or Linux? I do have buttons on my touchpad though (and a trackpoint).
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by ergo14 8y ago
I have a rather high end Latitude, (model lower than XPS 13), and every mac user that used the touchpad on it says it feels on par with the one on MBP.
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by ergo14 8y ago
Really? It's so non-free that you have CentOS.
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by ergo14 8y ago
And it will use 1TB of ram to run.
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by ergo14 8y ago
Well as he mentioned those were autogenerated reports. That being said... I tried Planetary Annihilation and it worked without issues for me on Linux.
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by ergo14 8y ago
Yeah, Pyramid poweres PyPI itself - it is one of best thought out frameworks in Python land. It builds on years of prior experiences and it shows in how mature and pleasant it is, they didn't have great marketing but the project deserv
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by ergo14 8y ago
On backend I would use Pyramid Web Framework (python), on frontend I would use lit-html, stencil or svelte paired with redux.
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by ergo14 8y ago
You can have mixed provider vagrant files.
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by ergo14 8y ago
Nope, when I was young and visited my family in Rzeszowskie district many farmers did plough using horses. Countryside that I remember looked like this. Ofcourse there were tractors, but A LOT of people were using horses - even in the begin
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by ergo14 8y ago
That is the role of virtual env if I understand correctly what you are asking about.
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by ergo14 8y ago
That IS double tax, income that bought it was taxed already. "However if you are 35 with no great skills and just waiting for a grand-parent to pass and inherit $/€/£3m. With the sole aim of buying 5-10 apartments and living
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by ergo14 8y ago
So people like me would pay no VAT on invoices because I export services (so they are reverse-charge in EU). I would only pay VAT on goods that I buy personally. I think the matter is more complex.
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by ergo14 8y ago
Their parents already paid the taxes for the money they gave to their children.
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by ergo14 8y ago
The income from renting is already taxed, yes? The income used to buy the housing is already taxed, yes? What more is there to tax?
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by ergo14 8y ago
I'm sorry, I lived in a socialist country behind iron curtain. You do not want to repeat same mistakes, if someone worked (few family generations worked for them, more likely) for those 10 apartments it should be theirs, period.
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by ergo14 8y ago
I don't get the article, more and more vendors support steam link as an application for TV itself so its not like streaming is being phased out, it is being built in instead.
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by ergo14 8y ago
Asyncio does NOT make applications faster, especially if you are CPU bound.
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by ergo14 8y ago
I opened package.json I can see: "react": "^16.4.1", "react-dom": "^16.4.1", "react-emotion": "^9.2.4", "react-hot-loader": "^3.1.3", &quo
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by ergo14 8y ago
I will be probably switching from quill to prosemirror because quill ignores numerous requests for shadow dom compat. It also annoyed me that its hard to get rendered delta results from it - we had some workarounds for it, maybe they provid
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by ergo14 8y ago
I think prosemirror is a good option here, it is framework agnostic solution from codemirror author (I did not use it personally yet).
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by ergo14 8y ago
"Better" is a subjective thing. Currently I use lit-element base class for web components, but I plan to try stencil and vue to see how it feels like. At work we also use react for some projects.
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by ergo14 8y ago
"Built on top of react", sorry at least for now it is too big of a dependency for most projects that are not react based. IMO that disqualifies it from being "framework for building rich text editors".
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by ergo14 8y ago
Weird in what way?
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by ergo14 8y ago
I think https://concourse-ci.org/ is something you want to look at then.
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by ergo14 8y ago
Component approach is good, but why force everyone to use React or any particular framework? Wouldn't it be better to implement this as vanilla js component? Either via web component or just plain custom element. Nowdays there are some
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by ergo14 8y ago
There you go, https://rawgit.com/krausest/js-framework-benchmark/master/we... , much faster than vue and react (still not inferno speed yet, but the gap is closing).
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by ergo14 8y ago
You can with lit-html/stencil, but yes you need something to take care of that for you, which is very small dependancy. WC's are NOT supposed to be consumed directly unless you do very simple things.
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by ergo14 8y ago
Of course you can set props on a WC, it's just a DOM node. You can do everything you can do with any other standard node + exposed API. You could use jsx/vdom any other solution to set up props/events. IMO saying 60kb of reac

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