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by guntars 10y ago
Is no one else concerned about granting this extension a permission to "Read and change all your data on the websites you visit"? This is a joke extension and nothing is stopping the author from selling it to someone who might hav
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by guntars 10y ago
It's interesting just how long it can take to unlearn habits from previous programming experience and find a way to do things in harmony with the current tools you're using. Probably the more experienced and senior you are, the ha
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by guntars 10y ago
There is something to be said about this dinner being a part of the contract which makes it impossible for the vendor to weasel out of it. Not sure what's so special about this particular vendor, but a guaranteed recurring facetime wit
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by guntars 10y ago
I think you're getting downvoted because of this quote: "The sort of person who feels guilty for making a good profit is at a disadvantage..." Nobody feels guilty for making a lot of money. It's the how to do it that peo
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by guntars 10y ago
That's great. How does it vary?
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by guntars 10y ago
I understand the need for linking to the original source, but I just looked at both and the latter is arguably harder to read.
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by guntars 11y ago
So in your opinion there's nothing a gaming or marketing company can do that's legal now, but really shouldn't be? I'm also not buying that it's a slippery slope and banning, say, cross compiling profiles on custome
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by guntars 11y ago
To me the perfect example of when you want to use tiny-types is when dealing with values in different units, say, temperatures in Celsius and F. They're both floats, but mean very different things. The extra typecast you have to do bef
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by guntars 11y ago
The explanation is that it's the government (or rather the people) that's subsidizing the charitable work of the billionaires via tax breaks, but giving up any say in how the money is used.
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by guntars 11y ago
The issue is with non-technical clients that can't judge technical skill. Since in software, anyone can call themselves whatever they want (as opposed to medicine and party engineering), the less sophisticated clients are the ones who
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by guntars 11y ago
And the author mentioned how it has negative consequences when there is in fact an actual difference that the clients are not able to distinguish between. Some self-policing on the part of the people who can would help a lot with that.
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by guntars 11y ago
The downside is that now you have a whole other ecosystem of tool wrappers that tends to lag behind the tools themselves. They also tend to be JS specific, so if you have any other assets, you'll still need a regular task runner.
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by guntars 11y ago
Sounds pretty good to me, looking forward to that day.
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by guntars 11y ago
It might be unprofessional, but considering their options in this situation, I'd say it was a good call. Hopefully it can help someone else down the road.
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by guntars 12y ago
And it's still slower since the JS needs to be requested after the first chunk of html is parsed.
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by guntars 12y ago
Definitely +1 for for using default Rails view system. I've been fighting Arbre every step of the way every time I try to do something a little out of the ordinary.