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by genezeta 5y ago
I think you got two different things mixed there. One is being interrupted , the other is being distracted . Being interrupted is external, while being distracted is internal. So which one is it you're having problems with? Personall
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by genezeta 5y ago
XD I'm still going nowhere, but at least I enjoy the views on the way.
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by genezeta 5y ago
Not religious and not really spiritual at all to be honest. The closest thing to "spiritual" that I do is walking slowly. Years ago one day I noticed I had the habit of walking very quickly everywhere I went and that this was po
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by genezeta 5y ago
In Spanish, I'd say "me importa un pepino" ("I care a cucumber") shares as much popularity as "me importa un pimiento" ("I care a pepper"). Personally I've heard/used the second one a l
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by genezeta 5y ago
This happened about Q1 2019 or something like that IIRC. I went into the interview with a couple of red flags already. The main one is that the person at the recruiting company told me something like I should go in "with an open mind a
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by genezeta 5y ago
Looks like they are still in use. At least, this is SCSS based [0] according to the docs. Also, in another comment someone mentioned their own Sakura CSS and it's also SCSS based. [0] https://picocss.com/docs/#cu
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by genezeta 5y ago
It appears to offer a reasonable opportunity of customization [0]. Of course, you may end up messing it and losing some of the consistency. [0] https://picocss.com/docs/#customization
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by genezeta 5y ago
Also in this vein: PaperCSS https://www.getpapercss.com/
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by genezeta 5y ago
> The whole Web 1.0, 2.0 and 3.0 has never been a good fit anyway and used quite arbitrarily The actual problem is that there's a fundamental distinction between the "2.0" -and "1.0"- tag and the "3.0"
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by genezeta 5y ago
Similar age and circumstance but not in the USA. The saddest part for me is the companies that just throw you a take-home exercise without even bothering to phone you first. You apply to a certain position and then, say a week later -or som
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by genezeta 5y ago
> If you look at this example[0] you'll see there's not a single useState, useEffect, etc. Sorry to point it out, but there is useRef, useEffect and a useUserData on lines 48, 53, and 47 respectively.
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by genezeta 5y ago
I'd guess that the "don't expect any security" comment above meant exactly that. Not that you should forgo security , but that you should expect this to provide no security at all . Some other comments mention browsing
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by genezeta 5y ago
Then again, sometimes it's even harder to take the "DRY nothing" out of them once they decide "DRY everything" was wrong but misunderstand why. I mean, while the explanation above is nice, it's fairly easy for
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by genezeta 5y ago
On the other side of the analogy, Mr. Jeffries & co seem to think that: - Everybody should "play baseball"; playing baseball is the perfect way to "have fun" because "the proponents of baseball" said so
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by genezeta 5y ago
The final version of sortNumbers is: function sortNumbers(array: Readonly<Array<number>>) { return [...array].sort((a, b) => a - b) } And sort sorts in place and then returns the sorted array[0]. So her
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by genezeta 5y ago
> Actually, it makes me wonder what's keeping these companies that want to serve ads generate JS dynamically server side and include the code for ads in the same file as the main application logic. First reason is the lack of trust.
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by genezeta 5y ago
> (is?) Yes, it still is. It's no longer supplied separately and instead is included in Visual Studio (or in the "Build Tools for Visual Studio"), but it is still there. Newer, 64-bit, version is called ML64 but still refe
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by genezeta 5y ago
The claim in the title is not "use JS to trigger the sending of an email from a server" but "send email directly from JavaScript".
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by genezeta 5y ago
> not as a service that allows you to send email from Javascript, but rather as a service that allows you to create a predefined set of emails via the dashboard, and then just trigger the emails from the Javascript. This is quite similar
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by genezeta 5y ago
I don't know if this may help you or not, but... Let's pick that example of the manager and arriving on time. You have built two scenarios. In the first one you are "less important", in the second they are "lazy&quo
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by genezeta 5y ago
I did not choose to be pedantic and I'm sorry you concluded that. I also did not get much meaning into your own comment other that it suggested there was "more to be seen". I commented because, having tried it on desktop and
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by genezeta 5y ago
It still doesn't do much. Mobile version just changes the input controls to using geolocation and motion sensors. Other than that the functionality is still the same; it doesn't do more on mobile.
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by genezeta 5y ago
If one of the parts is outside the EU, things get more complicated. This is a reason why some work as freelancers/contractors. It simplifies things. The company may offer some help with the bureaucracy, but the people I know all have e
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by genezeta 5y ago
> These are not remote jobs. If you are looking for such, you should change your job filter or check websites offering strictly such jobs. The point was how jobs in general are becoming or not becoming remote. If I limit my search to r
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by genezeta 5y ago
I'm doing interviews now and, naturally, the question comes up. Am I looking for a remote position? Would I mind that the position is only partially so? Or that it is fully on-site? Obviously it's just anecdotal data , and I&#x27
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by genezeta 5y ago
I actually like Sun boxes. They look simple but stylish enough. [Just in case] The box I dropped at that studio was, sadly, an HP. It may have been a Visualize X-Class [0], which was ugly but at least it was new and modern at the moment.
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by genezeta 5y ago
> I didn't see how all the different CAD, EDA, etc. packages worked, but sometimes the workstation was pretty much an appliance for running a single program, and on occasion would even be branded with a physical badge for the applic
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by genezeta 5y ago
> will pretty much look like a vdom, no ? Not necessarily. Maybe you can find some rendering comparisons from a few years ago. There was some "demo" called DBMonster or DBMON that showed the performance of updating a large amou
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by genezeta 5y ago
> I have a hard time understanding how, say, calling 500 methods per second on a DOM object, e.g. `label.innerText = someSensorValueComingFromWebsocketsVeryFast;`, which needs to trigger various events, callbacks, etc... every time could
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by genezeta 5y ago
No, not at all. On the one hand it is rare that you'd need to update a thousand elements at once one by one. On the other hand, and more importantly, the problem that Virtual DOM aims to solve is not that one. Instead, what it wants

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