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by ghego1 7y ago
Precisely my concern. After knowing about loop I was intrigued and I was thinking of creating an account. I started the process with Gmail and I quickly stopped as soon as I've seen the scopes for which they ask to be authorized, for e
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by ghego1 7y ago
IMHO TypeScript saves a lot of time as soon as any project grows over few thousands lines of code. I'm working on a large project in which both backend and frontend are in JavaScript (node+PWA) and without TS it would have been close
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by ghego1 7y ago
I was also fascinated by their pitch, so I would be really interested to know if it actually works, and what are the potential health risks (e.g. increased chance of cancer)
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by ghego1 7y ago
> We make money via a monthly subscription to buy and renew all of the SaaS in your stack. I find this a bit ironic. To solve the pain of purchasing SAAS, you need to subscribe to a SAAS. Additionally, I think it would be much more convi
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by ghego1 7y ago
> There’s no hope of understanding the DOM with React, no hope of understanding styles with styled-components. There’s no hope of placing a breakpoint in your code and tracing forward through events. No hope of understanding stack traces
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by ghego1 7y ago
I came here for this. I'm not a native English speaker, but I do not speak Chinese, so between the two I would certainly prefer English. In any case I totally agree that this push for a non American based OS is the fault of the current
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by ghego1 7y ago
I am not an expert, so I might be missing something, but is this related to the finding that was reported in 2014 [1]? Is it the new development that now they have actually observed the glymphatic system at work? [1] [ https://ww
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by ghego1 7y ago
Agree, IMHO the EU government is the most concerned with citizen's/users' rights. As it must deal with the pressure from so many different member states, more often than not is acts only when it's actions can have positi
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by ghego1 7y ago
> I really hope this means that Facebook and all those stats/ads providers can be held responsible if they don't take adequate measures to ensure that only data from users who have given valid consent is sent. Yes, it does mean
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by ghego1 7y ago
> My point is you guys are getting fired up over things that are just variations on a theme. My first thought was: how long before we see CSS-in-TS
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by ghego1 7y ago
This is one of those cases in which the GDPR is very nice to have as a European citizen
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by ghego1 7y ago
This comment alone, and the lack of any comment by any Apple rep so far down the comments, makes me think that I did the right thing ditching macOS as my main web development workstation in favor of Windows.
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by ghego1 7y ago
The comment probably refers to the issues their e-voting platform had
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by ghego1 8y ago
Are you also on Tidal? I was looking for your music but I couldn't find it. I actually prefer their service and I hear they pay 4x the artists compared to Spotify.
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by ghego1 8y ago
Great list! Thanks for sharing!
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by ghego1 8y ago
To think that in the response letter from Apple one could find anything but reasonable statements would be very naive. That letter has been drafted/reviewed by high skilled lawyers and, as much as one does or does not agree with the po
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by ghego1 8y ago
I can confirm it's from the call SME instruments Phase II
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by ghego1 8y ago
No, one would need to incorporate a company in Estonia
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by ghego1 8y ago
And that, I believe, is the true reasoning behind this move. As web apps drive traffic away from stores, and thus drive away revenues from such stores, limiting JS would be a way of forcing apps back to the stores.
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by ghego1 8y ago
The most rated answer by Dan Shappir took me down to memory lane. Worth reading, a very good history lesson.
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by ghego1 8y ago
Cool! We have developed something very similar in the last months and we are thinking of releasing it in open source as well, I'll keep an eye on your library as well! :-)
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by ghego1 8y ago
Cool, we have developed something very similar in the past months and we're thinking of releasing it in open source, I'll keep an eye on your library as well!
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by ghego1 8y ago
> It's bad for privacy, but good for everything else. I'd argue that then, as we are talking of platforms on which you share most of your personal and private digital life, it is nothing but bad.
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by ghego1 8y ago
I think the title is a bit misleading, as it is still required a user action to actually infect the device
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by ghego1 8y ago
Depends on what you use to package. With electron packager ( https://github.com/electron-userland/electron-packager ) it's really easy and fast to package on a Mac for Windows and Linux. The only real pain for multi
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by ghego1 8y ago
A much better and complete checklist tool is available at https://autoprivacy.eu
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by ghego1 8y ago
Check out http://scantailor.org
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by ghego1 8y ago
Tried, looks like scam
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by ghego1 8y ago
> It seems to me that the next logical step is a site that ships the initial page request in vanilla JS, then async loads react and then async fetches the overhead and then runs Gatsby. I don't know about React and Vue, but that&#x2
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by ghego1 8y ago
Yes you can

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