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by halflife 9mo ago
Maybe material cost? I have a lelit mara machine, it’s pretty heavy. It weighs 18kg, with a plenty of brass and copper pipes. Also the internals don’t look like it can be machine assembled an the fat that it’s made in Italy makes it more ex
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by halflife 9mo ago
Amazing how this article takes something and turns it completely in the opposite direction. The administrative order dos not mention Jews or Palestinians specifically. It was issued to monitor expulsion orders against Jewish settlers. It wa
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by halflife 10mo ago
Good luck finding someone who doesn’t.
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by halflife 10mo ago
The angular material design library is so much better than the react one. And it is supported by google. The material CDK is amazing to create custom components easily
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by halflife 10mo ago
I’ve heard, especially during the first few years when react was introduced, that you don’t need templating, compiler, or anything special to write react, “it’s just JS”. Of course you CAN write anything you want inside a component, but the
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by halflife 10mo ago
Sounds a little like hooks. A purist approach with short term thinking got everyone deep in a rabbit hole with too many pitfalls.
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by halflife 10mo ago
Well, the official statement is that 1 and 2 are 2 different frameworks. That’s why they were later named to angular JS and angular, to avoid confusion. The migration path between angular 1 and 2 is the same as react and angular, it’s just
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by halflife 10mo ago
Thanks for the comment Dan, I always appreciate you commenting and explaining in civility, and I’m sorry if I came a bit harsh. I understand the logic, but there are several issues I can think of. 1 - as I said, SSR and API layers are good
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by halflife 10mo ago
IMO angular provides such a great experience developing. They had minimal API changes in the last 10 years, and every project looks almost the same since it’s so opinionated. And what they DO add? Only things that improve dev exp
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by halflife 10mo ago
Maybe if they compiled away their runtime like svelte and somewhat like angular, then running SSR would be faster.
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by halflife 10mo ago
Why does the react development team keeps investing their time on confusing features that only reinvent the wheel and cause more problems than solve? What does server components do so much better than SSR? What minute performance gain is ac
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by halflife 11mo ago
If it’s an addendum then fine. But can’t replace textual review which is much easier to parse, at least for me. BTW, amazing they chose a review that exemplifies why hooks are a horrible horrible mistake for public API.
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Ytmnd(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by halflife 11mo ago|0 comments
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by halflife 11mo ago
That’s cool, now I wish all libraries that need binaries would opt to use that instead of post script
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by halflife 11mo ago
What does it do with packages that download binaries for specific architecture in the post script?
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by halflife 11mo ago
Crypto as in cryptology, not cryptocurrency. Shame, since the schadenfreude would be much stronger in the case of cryptocurrencies. Still funny though.
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by halflife 11mo ago
Seems like they jumped the gun on the website release, the first version I saw was a wall of text, now it has photos and videos. Maybe they have an agentic CICD
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by halflife 11mo ago
I’m not quite sure. I think that adversarial network works pretty well at image generation. I think that the problem here is that svg is structured information and an image is unstructured blob, and the translation between them requires pla
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by halflife 1y ago
Creating a custom DSL for the transition action is really bad IMO. It is very opaque, and error prone. It would be better to use lambdas, and if you want serialization, maybe a builder
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by halflife 1y ago
This is pretty funny, I’m the architect at Rezonate
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by halflife 1y ago
The horse chimera is much better
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by halflife 1y ago
Ah, missed that. Sorry.
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by halflife 1y ago
As const creates a typed tuple instead of a typed array
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by halflife 1y ago
yeah, that’s what I meant with a tiny framework, you can add features to it and have it implement à la dsl. These alternatives just hide the implementation and make debugging and debugging expanding/configuring unavailable
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by halflife 1y ago
You are partly correct, if each step is another generator function you can retry the steps until success or fail, and even create a small framework around it.
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by halflife 1y ago
You can use generator fns to achieve the exact same thing without magic strings or bundles. And the bonus is that you can debug it.
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by halflife 1y ago
Or: cons foo = [‘foo’] as const;
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by halflife 1y ago
So vercel is adamant on making nextjs apps behavior completely unpredictable and hidden behind tons of magic code? At least in any other framework library I can just command click and see why things are not working, place breakpoints and ev
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Do not accept terms and conditions(termsandconditions.game)
97 points by halflife 1y ago|71 comments
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by halflife 1y ago
I think that that was the point

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