helloguillecl

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by helloguillecl 4y ago
I hate this. But I don't need to adjust the AC either, which is a better solution IMHO, because it works so good.
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by helloguillecl 4y ago
I have never done any Rust, but I love Volvo (I have driven 3 different Volvos) and I'd buy them without trying them (done it twice) if you want a car that is consistent and user-friendly, this is the one to go for. Now I have a reason
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by helloguillecl 4y ago
I charge 75 EUR per hour but my main client is very loyal (15 years working together), pays on time (24 hours) and I might soon become a business partner. I de design, backend in PHP test and do server administration of a PMS for hotel.
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by helloguillecl 4y ago
Funny that you mention that but I switched to an IPhone after 10 years on android. Phone calls is something that got dramatically better, and I was looking to improve.
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by helloguillecl 4y ago
No discussion is about the architectural model, not only frameworks. Do client side rendering of HTML and you’ll need libraries, just like you do on the backend.
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by helloguillecl 4y ago
You render HTML with React or PHP. The browser renders a webpage using the rendered HTML, CSS and sometimes Javascript.
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by helloguillecl 4y ago
If you bring HTML rendering to the client you will need a ton of other libraries as well. There are several GraphQL libraries supporting different features, of different sizes.
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by helloguillecl 4y ago
If you are running a client side app generally you’ll need many other libraries as well. Just to name a few: GraphQL, i18n, Google Firebase, Date parser/formatter, Numbers, etc.
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by helloguillecl 4y ago
I think that is in the case of Facebook they were trying to solve their own use case, and in the case of Google, they saw it as a way of strengthening the strategic position of the web in general vs apps.
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by helloguillecl 4y ago
One thing is to have JS for client-side interactivity, and another thing is to generate the entire HTML using javascript by sending both the data and javascript bundles to the client.
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by helloguillecl 4y ago
I think NextJS is the best frontend implementation I came across.
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by helloguillecl 4y ago
After years of testing different JS frameworks and build systems, I became convinced that heavy Javascript frontends are generally a bad model for the web. One thing is to generate a build and ship it once over the wire in the form of an
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by helloguillecl 4y ago
Im very critical of Germany, and I think they have lost the leadership in too many regards. But I think people miss how well do things work in Germany despite the low (IT) tech. I didn’t understand it until I moved here.
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by helloguillecl 4y ago
Quasi-german here. Cash is still king in Germany as of 2022. It has gotten better after the Pandemic. Germans use outdated tech because it works. They use cash very rapidly and efficiently. I’d say Germans handle cash faster than paying wit
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by helloguillecl 4y ago
I’d want the same but to place them on top of unused rail tracks. This way we would have a solid base to have them installed and possibly a lot of land available. The machine would need to support different gaugages.
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by helloguillecl 4y ago
I partially agree with you. Specially with inflation coming out way. But I rather exclude gold and buy assets with cashflow only.
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by helloguillecl 4y ago
I cannot imagine a system more transparent than the one implemented in the country where I come from (and some others as well): After closing the polls, the paper votes are counted manually (in from of candidates representatives and public
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by helloguillecl 4y ago
I’ve done just that. I own currency-calc.com, which I find even better than the non hypen version of the name name. I think for generic name domains are fantastic, but maybe not for a brand.
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by helloguillecl 4y ago
Yes, but no physical feedback on pressing means you can't relax after pressing the key.
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by helloguillecl 4y ago
I wonder if the Touch Bar was actually a poorly executed good idea. I've always used a full external keyboard (with numeric pad) but I'd love to have the F16-F19" keys graphically mapping to something depending on the context
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by helloguillecl 4y ago
The same happens to me! My feeling is that my body asks to consume carbohydrates to supply the brain with readily available energy.
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by helloguillecl 4y ago
Wow thanks. I love the simple form you have there.
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by helloguillecl 4y ago
I must implement a members-only feature now in a website, where member access should be very infrequent. I'm considering implementing e-mail login (email OTP), but I have only seen it in Klarna. Therefore, I'm a bit worried of use
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by helloguillecl 5y ago
I’d also do the same! Back in the 80 in Chile meant no access to foreign languages so SW was incredibly amazing for me. What radio do you suggest so I can show it to my children?
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by helloguillecl 5y ago
I think you'll see similar problem in other similar growing or already big tech companies. It is important in that case to have the user's rights protected at a general -national- level.
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by helloguillecl 5y ago
Does someone know how to test if a building is contaminated? I live in the EU and this a non-issue, but I'm afraid if/when I have to move back to my home country.
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by helloguillecl 5y ago
I wonder how this statistic would look if you'd stop counting Majorca and such as "international tourism" :)
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by helloguillecl 5y ago
I generally don't answer to random trolls, but if you want to understand the intention of this question, read my other comments.
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by helloguillecl 5y ago
I'd love to program until I am in my 70's (if programming still exists) this is why I ask.
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by helloguillecl 5y ago
My father (not a programmer, but an administrative clerk) would say that he's slower but he can instead rely on experience more.

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