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by genezeta 6y ago
You might try this one: https://cssgridgarden.com/ Not Tower Defense and maybe less game-y , but it's nice anyway.
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by genezeta 6y ago
Maya, Krita, Octave, OBS, Scribus, Virtualbox, Wireshark. These all have fairly modern Qt GUIs and you can find screenshots around easily enough. The comparison to Electron is somewhat flawed though. I mean, the GUI in an Electron applica
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by genezeta 6y ago
Good for you; not everybody does that :) If you don't mind me asking, how big were those tasks?
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by genezeta 6y ago
One thing I've been wondering lately about take-home tasks is how everybody complains about time estimates, and yet here's a bunch of "small projects" which someone pretends to have very precisely estimated. Unfortunat
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by genezeta 6y ago
Just in case author reads this... Movement is janky on latest Firefox on Win10, 4K screen. I don't know if that matters much, but I'll leave it here just in case you actually wanted feedback.
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by genezeta 6y ago
Yeah, that's not what the link previously pointed to, I guess. It was a report from mid-April.
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by genezeta 6y ago
While I do not doubt for a minute that there has been and there is a lot of number fudging (both intentional and not), that link is 1.5 months old. I point it out just to mean that the data is not current and as such can hardly reflect th
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by genezeta 6y ago
Thanks.
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by genezeta 6y ago
Thanks.
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by genezeta 6y ago
One question. > The browser provides APIs for accessing cameras and microphones, but users must first give permission. Deno provides analogous behaviour in the terminal. I read this and I started looking around for the camera API or mayb
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by genezeta 6y ago
Oh, sure. There are much deeper problems in that project. Thanks.
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by genezeta 6y ago
As far as I know, it is not posted there unless you actually do it yourself, pressing the "Tweet" button. You can also get a link if you choose "Export -> Open". It will open a new window/tab with the URL of the
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by genezeta 6y ago
I understand that, and in a different setting I wouldn't use images for code no matter what. In this case though, as I said, the setting is very controlled (internal, temporary docs) and I explicitly did not want it to be easy to cop
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by genezeta 6y ago
But as I said I did not want them to copy the code. I explicitly wanted them to read it and not be able to Ctrl+C/Ctrl+V.
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by genezeta 6y ago
I've been using Carbon more frequently lately in some development documents in my current team. We have a MediaWiki and, for some reason, the administrator wouldn't be bothered to set up syntax highlighting correctly. So, after as
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by genezeta 6y ago
Yes. That's the other way of expressing the distinction between frameworks and libraries. And I think most people do use React as a framework. (But I could be underestimating those who use it in the second way, of course).
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by genezeta 6y ago
React have sold very well the "it's a library" mantra. I find this, at least, bends the difference to build a marketing point around it. The point they make, and the one everyone writing about React simply repeats, is t
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by genezeta 6y ago
I was just providing the link.
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by genezeta 6y ago
It's right there in their intro to hooks in the section "Classes confuse both people and machines" [0]. [0] https://reactjs.org/docs/hooks-intro.html#classes-confuse-bo...
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by genezeta 7y ago
Speed. Sometimes I wonder if people mean speed as in velocity, or if they mean the drug, seeing as they seem to obsess so much about it. > Engineering is about seeing a problem, understanding it and using the technology you’re good at to
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by genezeta 7y ago
Yes, it's just temporary storage while they wait to be cremated. Culturally I guess most people are buried, not cremated, and usually this takes two, three days or so. I do not really know how common is cremation in general, but I&#x2
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by genezeta 7y ago
Yes, you're right. I forgot that part. There's both things: They do not have enough space and they do not have protective gear to deal with the bodies correctly. I updated my comment. Thanks.
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by genezeta 7y ago
Some additional details from other local sources. Details are scarce, so... sorry, but I think I can add a couple of things to the linked article. The UME (Military Emergency Unit) has been disinfecting retirement homes for some days now (a
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by genezeta 7y ago
At my current place they use SVN like they would use stones and sticks. Most commit messages are only the code of the Jira issue and maybe its title, but almost never what they actually did or why. Frequently, they will have half a dozen co
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by genezeta 7y ago
Subway is already driver-less in a number of cities around the world. In others the drivers are still there but don't actually drive the train.
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by genezeta 7y ago
> ...and you want to rewrite code I wrote... I think the key to most of this situation is right there. It's also something the original author largely misses. The key is this: want . If you want to rewrite some code you find, the
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by genezeta 7y ago
One of the things that characterizes our culture in Cybernus is language. As we aimed to be an ever evolving civilization, it was decided that our language should then be, also, ever evolving. Once a month, during The Update -our most sig
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by genezeta 7y ago
Link has been updated
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by genezeta 7y ago
It seems like for production it just compiles the stuff (the things that need it) and puts everything into a /dist folder but it does not indeed bundle it. The author advises relying on HTTP2 to serve the files.
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by genezeta 7y ago
> I generate vast amounts of code, in relatively short time But is it good code ? And I don't mean your code personally, but more in general. I've known people who are able to focus alright but then what they produce -be it co

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