for1nner

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by for1nner 4y ago
> In what way is being on Vue 2 painful? Using it in production, zero problems, everyone understands it, does everything we need. I think others have offered sufficient/agreeable takes on this, but as the OP, I'll firstly point
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by for1nner 4y ago
> Svelte claims to be pretty small - I wonder how that pans out compared to an "equivalent" app in Vue or even vanilla JS. I don't have helpful benchmarks here, but can anecdotally confirm that the compiling and bundling m
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by for1nner 4y ago
The very first paragraph leads me to believe this is just a rewrite into svelte for the sake of it - I get it, Svelte is the new hotness on the FE-js-block, but this entire post stinks of "someone on the dev team advocated and fluffed
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by for1nner 4y ago
because god forbid we ever actually try to change a thing that is a known bad, right?
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by for1nner 4y ago
For those who need re-assurance: > Brian Frange is a comedian and writer who has been yelling about apples for years. [...] Brian is not in the pocket of big apple and all reviews are inarguably accurate and not corrupted by corporate in
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by for1nner 4y ago
Effective regulations and/or taxation of corporate profit might've been a little less painful for Average Joe though.
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by for1nner 4y ago
Chess is not a game where there is always one right move, but where positions are threatened/protected to a greater/lesser degree, and the _value_ of those threats/protection can only be realized much further along in the gam
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by for1nner 4y ago
Is there a reason your eng. team is EU-only while your biz/ops is EU/US?
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by for1nner 4y ago
Is it too on the nose to point out the URL (domain) vs. this title?
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by for1nner 4y ago
I find multi-account-containers* incredibly useful re: tab groups. Coupled with a few pinned tabs (email), I generally always know where to look for what when I have the browser open. * https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/
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by for1nner 4y ago
In fairness, the person writing the article doesn't really have a say in the infra that the publisher is using. I agree that doesn't make the hypocrisy magically disappear, but it shouldn't detract from the points being made
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by for1nner 4y ago
I find Hermit very pleasant to read - it's definitely got some uniqueness and "decisions" about the style that I can see would bother many people. I find it cute.
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by for1nner 5y ago
Well at least 50% of that % is me forgetting which is justify-content and which is align-items... Words are hard
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by for1nner 5y ago
HN: All of our amps go to 11.
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by for1nner 5y ago
hummus with: - veg - pita/bread - crackers - cheese - fruits (olives, dates, apples, pear) easy, riffable, modifiable (add olive oil, garlic, lemon zest, fresh pepper, jam). Pretty healthy.
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by for1nner 5y ago
Even longer for it to actually power up and start "working." Really excited for it, but feel like something akin to this hubble issue happening with the JW would be disastrous.
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by for1nner 5y ago
Bless you.
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by for1nner 5y ago
s76 blogged that they're working towards manu of their own laptop machines soon rather than the clevo stock, so that value might change soon. Then again, their tower is exorbitant, so...maybe not.
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by for1nner 5y ago
Well we know that bamboo harvesting is more sustainable/renewable than wood harvesting (note the 4-5 years time to yield vs... orders of magnitude difference with trees, among other things). But I'm guessing your question is more
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by for1nner 5y ago
Why not offer the service with a paywall? And I don't mean the awful website kind. I mean: someone signs up - regardless of whether you want to call it a subscription - and every month on renewal, they get a notice to confirm renewal (
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by for1nner 5y ago
Amusing to see the is_hateful query which used to just be an unreadable mess of regex for validation. Clearly the infra has grown/changed over 10 years, and this is obviously neater, but boy does it LOOK a lot bigger now (and I'm
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by for1nner 5y ago
Agree with everything said here, as a MBP user (2010->2015->16->19) for the last however many years (PC before then and as a secondary now) The closed ecosystem and continued hardening of even access to inside of my machine is tr
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by for1nner 5y ago
> The authors' decision to license theis works this way causes the problem. I'm not sure how you can rationally make an argument for a framework that literally limits the use of improved or more performant code/technology&
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by for1nner 5y ago
Time will only continue to reveal how unreasonable that mindset is. The population will continue to age and shrink, so cultural norms will have to make way for that to ever change.
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by for1nner 5y ago
Sure! Zoom made over $600M in profits in 2020 alone.[1] This awards members of the class at most $25 - which might materially mean something to an individual (unlikely), but is virtually nothing; furthermore as an accounting line item for
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by for1nner 5y ago
Glad to continue seeing regular reminders of what failed economic and legal systems look like in my very own backyard.
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by for1nner 5y ago
> The phonetics of Mandarin unless you create software to repeat and repeat and repeat every day is simply impossible for any adult foreigner, because we as children have not learned the basic sounds. German phonetics by comparison is tr
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by for1nner 7y ago
It's a feature.
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by for1nner 7y ago
> It should work on my old android phone browser/IE 11 Disrespectfully, No. Please die, IE. Please. But otherwise, I think the spirit of this is pretty accurate, if only that parenthetical at the top were perhaps more emphasized o