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by fuzzy2 5y ago
Just out of curiosity, about your Angular project, how large is "very large" in terms of component, module count? How long does it take to build? I'm not satisfied with what I see in my current project at work, but that may b
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
Everyone pays for their internet access, so why should Netflix (or anyone else) suddenly pay for mine? Netflix isn’t pushing data, I’m pulling it. If my ISP is losing money then I guess they better raise their prices, no?
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
> You can't use multiple versions of a dependency on a single system without completely separating both the build-time and run-time environments Sure you can. It's what version numbers in library file names are for. Works for e
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
Maybe forums were already perfect. Sure, design could always be updated. However, what's wrong with vBulletin 4 UX? Nothing. It works in all conditions. Not some self-updating battery-draining endless scrolling website. Yes, I'm l
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
The Nexus 5 issue was just an example. Even phone makers are totally dependent on Qualcomm etc. providing drivers and maybe updates to those drivers. It's not like you can just hack updates together yourself. Not always anyway.
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
Except you cannot. The graphics driver of my Nexus 5 no longer receives updates. It is not compatible with newer Android versions. And… that's it. Just like that, no more updates. Less than two years after I bought it.
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
Why not. Here's the thing: tired of it? Just stop and do something else. Can't do that at work. It's just mental exercise.
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
Loosely related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28353718
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
They do fully integrated enterprise commications: * Mail (often with proprietary additions, also shared mailboxes) * Calendar (appointments, mostly: plan with others’ free/busy times, invitations, invitation replies, integration with r
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
Unless it’s some arcane setup, I don’t see what would break from one developer trying stuff on a branch. Even if you don’t have your build pipelines in the same or any repo, you could probably clone then modify them on a reasonable CI serve
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
Not that I’m a fan of Yarn 2+, but this view strikes me as narrow. Setting up and upgrading the development environment is actual work , too! If you don’t treat it as such, developer efficiency will suffer in the long run.
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
I have a small toy project (essentially CRUD for images + tags + descriptions) that has a React frontend, mostly old class-style components. Having rewritten this frontend using Vue 3, my impression is that Vue 3 with its Composition API is
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
I tried it once but installation was incredibly slow. I had more luck with PNPM. For standalone projects there’s probably no benefit to be had.
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
Ah, I misread. From the context on the help article it's clear. I thought it referred to connecting phone and battery pack with Lightning.
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
You can also charge the pencil from an iPhone. It's just another Lightning device.
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
> is this the first use of "reverse charging"? It's not, the Pencil does it, too. Various other accessories are also bus-powered.
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
Hm, yes, missing history isn't as bad, I guess that's true. However, Schufa isn't exclusively about credit. It records all kinds of information like your address, your phone/mobile plans, all your bank accounts. Credit r
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
Not sure which "concept of credit score" you might be referring to, but in Germany, there's Schufa (among others). They calculate a credit score using secret formulas. So I'd say it's pretty much the same.
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
Because in most western(?) states, the entirety of education and (junior) hiring is just a load of bs. I totally understand too, it’s super easy saying “oh for this position we require X, Y and a PhD in Z”. It’s guaranteed to filter out lot
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
> without in-depth understanding, you can never apply this knowledge in ways that hasn't been imagined before. Sure, sure. But the hard truth is that I’m not getting paid to do so.
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
I agree that university isn’t vocational training. However, the knowledge is relevant. If you don’t know that some data structure/algorithm/whatever exists, would you know to look for it or what to look for? Sure you can learn a
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
Munich is very expensive so you get appropriate money. Rural areas pull down the average a lot. As a software engineer (not architect, senior, team lead or whatever) your salary is at the very top.
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
> git and Linux practice only commit-level review. I don’t think that’s an accurate way to put it. AFAIK you just send in patch files. They create a single commit, yes, but I see it as equivalent to a PR. The rules of what can be in a si
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
> You make it significantly less useful by destroying information and creating megadiffs incorporating many different changes. You’ll rarely review single commits anyway. However, I’d rather have a single “giga-commit” instead of dozens
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
I agree with most of TFA. However, I urge everyone to start with a monorepo. Splitting a single project (developed by one team) into multiple repos will seriously slow things down later. I've seen it happen.
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
Hm? Actually you can indeed test CI locally, if only one step at a time. This is a very very rare feature. It’s gitlab-runner exec . Also, I find that running your own runner is super easy and straightforward.
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
Hm? I think Parent is just hoping Google is required by law not to rank results this way. It would not bar access to anything.
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
It's not true though. Due to unique circumstances and regulation you usually have lots of "virtual ISPs" to choose from. There is no real incentive to upgrade the network outside urban areas though, that's true.
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
To repeat what I wrote elsewhere: Microsoft is looking to port Webview2 to macOS and then Linux. No timeline though. So this will eventually also apply to macOS, yes. https://github.com/MicrosoftEdge/WebView2Feedback&#x
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by fuzzy2 5y ago
Apparently, Microsoft is looking to port WebView2 to both macOS and Linux: https://github.com/MicrosoftEdge/WebView2Feedback/issues/131... https://github.com/MicrosoftEdge/WebView2Feedbac

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