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by ht85 10y ago
Your comment seems based on the article suggesting humans should handwrite HTML like this, which I don't think is the intention here. Somebody else posted about the spec description of open <p> tags and there is no way you'd
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This is the reason why I've been separating recent projects into two webpack bundles. I put all libraries into a common bundle, which I blackbox in the browser debugger. This way only frames from my own code show up in the stack by def
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by ht85 10y ago
> when you can just have real functions doing setState() updates on the relevant component Using Redux, all or almost all of your state is stored in a global repository (the "store"). Those strings should probably be constants
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by ht85 10y ago
What's the difference between yourself and a Wordpress plugin? None, doing things in PHP makes you really insecure.
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For your input problem, I would recommend: - disable palm detection completely - turn off "disable touchpad while typing" completely (`pkill syndaemon` in a startup script) - use synaptics AreaX settings to ignore taps and drags s
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When you say BMR crash, what exactly do you mean? In what proportion? While I understand that going on a diet can make you feel less energetic, depressed and a variety of other things, the "base" in BMR is there for a reason. I&#x
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TLS is pretty good, but has a completely different scope. It is entirely dependent on the intentions and competence of people who can control the server and access the certificate, as well as the issuer. The client has very little power ove
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It depends how much it would cost you to maintain vs the cost of a possible downtime. There are things that are fairly easy to make redundant. I don't know anything about their infrastructure, but I doubt building a failover would be t
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by ht85 10y ago
You might want to re-read your comment. Your argumentation is only relevant for grossly over-engineered projects. React isn't about the number of elements on the page or the performance, it's about making it possible to build the
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by ht85 10y ago
I used the $100 to express that I would be willing to spend a decent chunk of cash on a great service, I agree the price would need to be adjusted depending on the country. I've lived in South America for quite some time, and paying $2
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hstore are very different from JSON in the sense that they are a flat key/value structure, which is exactly what a record/row in the database is. This is why you have operators to convert and combine hstore values and actual recor
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Google "Sony Rootkit DLC"
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The motivation of people can vary a lot. For a big part of the world, the price of digital content is just not realistic at all. For other people, like me, it's the lack of a reliable, convenient, well done solution. I won't touch
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Probably the biggest gotcha of JSON is that there is no equality operator implemented for it. The reason is the philosophy of postgres to never do anything if you don't do it right, and you can't compare JSON as strings because of
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by ht85 10y ago
hstore has some stuff that's missing from JSON. My favorite hstore feature is that you can produce a diff simply by using the minus operator. For auditing a table, in an ON UPDATE trigger you can simply do previous_values = hstore(OLD)
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by ht85 10y ago
Looking at your last sentence, I don't think you've developed a real project using hot reloading. When you're debugging an action that is behind several other steps (eg: scroll, click something, fill something, click somethin
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I keep seeing this point of view around IT communities, and I think it shows how out of touch most people are with the average user capabilities, or just being pedantic. AV software isn't there to prevent ingenious hackers to take cont
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:3
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I'm always curious about how people react to unwanted solicitation. When it happens to me, as soon as I realize I say "sorry" and close the door. When my door rings unexpectedly, I'm more worried it might be someone I kn
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by ht85 10y ago
I used bookshelves a couple years ago and while it was very good on paper, I quickly ran into a lot of quirks and bugs for advanced usage. There was an obvious lack of resources to develop it, and after contributing to it a bit I switched.
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Most of the time I don't feel like performance is an issue as long as all your components use PureRenderMixin. Unless it takes over 20-30ms to render, the difference is not noticeable. The problem as others have said is that it pollute
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Except comparing body to hardware and mind to software doesn't make much sense. If you want a better comparison, you could compare the mind to what happens within the CPU. Other chips would be other organs/subsystems, connected by
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Spinning things as much as you're legally allowed to make as much noise and money as possible is the basis of the whole industry Gawker and Hogan are part of. There is zero morality in showbiz, it's all dares, counter-dares, lawye
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by ht85 10y ago
Reporting on it isn't what got them taken down. Posting the video got them in trouble (for obvious reasons), and refusing to take it down played a big role in the final sentence (aka death).
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I don't know what you're referring to, if it's an actual case you've seen, or if people talking about React huge size gave you the idea that it behaved like that. In any case this is an implementation problem. React base
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The article suggests that tuples being moved to different storage locations can cause them to not show up in a table scan. No such thing can happen in a sane RDBMS, no matter the transaction isolation level.
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Which makes sense, because the methodology used in building applications is lead by people who invest all their time into developing. Simplicity costs you power, and most people crave power when they spend all their time doing something. Th
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All calories are almost equal, as long as your body is in proper condition to absorb them. The body isn't perfect, and will never absorb 100%. You can figure how much by measuring calories left in feces (it's very little, our dige
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I'm Reach Beach
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