hnedeotes

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by hnedeotes 5y ago
Well, the most basic one is that if I prefer that my code blocks indent on 4 visual "spaces", but you prefer that it does on 2, there's no way of representing that with spaces. Tab means, 1 indentation level. How you choose t
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by hnedeotes 5y ago
I agree, but I also think that when developers talk about simplicity it's in terms of understanding the bits and moving parts that make the whole. Like creating a nextjs app, or a wordpress website, those things are all "simple&qu
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by hnedeotes 5y ago
In my experience no - at least on current iterations - for very specific things such as a text editor where the DOM isn't really prepared to deal with the way it (the editor) has to be structured probably yes, if you knew what you&#x27
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by hnedeotes 5y ago
I'm one of those persons that really want browsers to be viable options to building fully fledged applications but I sincerely like the core concepts of HTML and CSS. I think the biggest issue is that things kept on being tacked on the
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by hnedeotes 5y ago
Who produced these studies? The imperial college of london?
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by hnedeotes 5y ago
Yeah I can see the association with the coat of arms - not like I had a great understanding of the currency naming or anything but went to check since I knew "escudo" had to have been in use after the implementation of the repub
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by hnedeotes 5y ago
As a bit of interesting trivia, Portugal's monetary unit before the Euro was the "Escudo", which literally means "Shield".
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by hnedeotes 5y ago
I'm not sure that actually pans out in the real world. It seems that there's a gap between people understanding the very basics and anything slightly more complex. We can either believe that there's just a big percentage of p
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by hnedeotes 5y ago
That's all fine and dandy when you're teaching maths to someone interested in pursuing or studying maths, if your point is to teach someone who hasn't yet made the connection between the abstractions and their meaning then yo
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by hnedeotes 5y ago
Hopefully someone has some spare paracetamol tablets
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by hnedeotes 5y ago
Change the division operator by the multiplication, then you have 11.5 stars.
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by hnedeotes 5y ago
From the top of my head not really, but this would depend on a few things: - Is it a vendor lib ? - It's not but is some particular file that is big enough to not make sense including on the root layout? - It's neither, but functi
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by hnedeotes 5y ago
Yeah certainly, but I'm not sure people are using it that way? Most examples are to show cool stuff you can do, they're not production vetted. Like most JS examples out there don't really mean that people should be publishing
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by hnedeotes 5y ago
What exactly are you thinking in terms of latency becoming an issue under LiveView but not on normal requests? Do you mean when websites just need a full refresh because they lost their requests on some callback and no-one implemented recov
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by hnedeotes 5y ago
> Web apps don't require less trust than proper ones. Their developers can use dark patterns, abuse your data, etc. They do, mostly because the browser allows it. > I have no idea why you think I mind hypertext Perhaps a better m
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by hnedeotes 5y ago
> You can implement whatever you want, just not in a website. Write an app instead. I don't want to write an app for it. By your logic websites should be plain text and we should all be learning N frameworks to do things that are wa
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by hnedeotes 5y ago
I'm not even arguing if zoom is or not necessary but this kind of thought doesn't make sense for me anywhere else than when a feature can compromise a user device. If a website borks its usability/accessibility you as a user
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by hnedeotes 5y ago
For someone complaining about sloppiness... Don't know about go, but in elixir "We have to use Task.await", is like, you can use it if you want exactly those semantics, just because it has await and task in its name doesn&#x2
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by hnedeotes 5y ago
Yeah, that detail. Maybe on given days, or under or over the influence, he might more readily have been open to it, or as an intentional endeavour to express himself in different ways. I think that although contrary to external appearances
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by hnedeotes 5y ago
I always found it interesting how he went about his multiple personas. "How do I write in the name of these three? Caeiro, through sheer and unexpected inspiration, without knowing or even suspecting that I’m going to write in his name
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by hnedeotes 5y ago
- "Wanna get laid?" - "Jan 23, 2020" Sure, I mean. It's Javascript after all.
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by hnedeotes 5y ago
you know what they say, curiosity killed the cat
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by hnedeotes 5y ago
You mean B.C.?
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by hnedeotes 5y ago
But, is this true? Other than right now, and is this the reason or a consequence? I ask because, without heavy, heavy, megatron like heavy, investment from the government none of the technologies that now feed this ecosystem would have been
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by hnedeotes 5y ago
Yes, you can see it in the temples as well, even the buddhist ones use the Hindu style with straight lines instead of the round stupas. I think that particular stone carving was recent(ish) but might be wrong. It was a very small local wat
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by hnedeotes 5y ago
In siem reap on the main road, that goes to the city when you come from the airport, there's a few temples close to the city. If I'm remembering correctly (+6 years ago), it will be in one on the right side of the road (coming int
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by hnedeotes 5y ago
Probably they have a web app to turn on and off the obelisk at DC.
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by hnedeotes 5y ago
Once in Cambodia I went to a buddhist temple. On the stone walls some depictions of the buda had him holding a measuring square - I was like, who would have thought buda would be interested in Pythagorean affairs.
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by hnedeotes 5y ago
"Musk, get to tha choppa!"
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by hnedeotes 6y ago
Maybe if you're a foodie person? :) kebab doesn't allow to do whole selections on most text interfaces though so that's a real downer for me, no matter how much a good kebab is worth

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