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by hugozap 10y ago
Not sure if your point about the amount of things to learn is true. I prefer learning small utilities and compose them. The cognitive load is much more smaller (for me) than having to learn a giant monolith. I guess it's a matter of pr
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by hugozap 10y ago
This is not accurate. You don't need to learn Redux or WebPack to use React. With Angular you also need a build process so you can use gulp or WebPack. Maybe there's a pre baked process but you still need to know some build tool.
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by hugozap 10y ago
What in particular about JSX makes it messy compared to vue? Messy template code can happen in both.
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by hugozap 10y ago
>when fad after fad of JS framework pass, C stands Oranges vs apples
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by hugozap 10y ago
Colombian here. You can't even compare the situation to what's happening in Venezuela. There's a lot of corruption in south america but Venezuela is total disaster right now because of the totalitarian goverment.
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by hugozap 10y ago
For power users text based will always be preferred. Directed graphs look nice but visual programming has an important limitation: The ratio of useful information vs space is really small compared to text based representations. What can be
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by hugozap 10y ago
I'm trying it and it feels great. The ability to easily extend it is huge!
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by hugozap 10y ago
HyperTerm uses hterm underneath.
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by hugozap 10y ago
you can always ignore those projects if they make you so tired.
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by hugozap 10y ago
>they would be more easily understandable in many cases if variables were more carefully named A mathematician already knows the notation, so a a long mathematical expression with descriptive names will not make it more easy to understan
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by hugozap 10y ago
This also applies to CSS and is the reason why most CSS codebases are a mess. Functional CSS mitigates this (at the cost of duplication, but personally I've found it much more easy to maintain). The original problem comes from trying t
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by hugozap 10y ago
The information added is the fact that it's frequent here to see disses just because an upvoted post refers a JavaScript/Electron project. That's useful information for newcomers to the forum.
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by hugozap 10y ago
I love to see JS haters going crazy every time an open source electron project has some popularity.
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by hugozap 10y ago
Funny how these Open Source projects affect some people, there are other options out there. Most likely you didn't even try it.
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by hugozap 10y ago
If you vote a proposal is because you agree with it and you can't blame someone else. There's more flexibility than traditional structures with concepts like "splits" where if you don't agree with a proposal you can
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by hugozap 10y ago
I used Hamachi LogMeIn some time ago. This looks like a much better option.
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by hugozap 10y ago
Not pleasant to look at. Not sure why
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by hugozap 10y ago
It's weird that he's afraid of proving it but not of being labeled as a con artist. It makes no sense.
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by hugozap 11y ago
What if every time a tourist group visits N.K thousands of people are alerted and they play their assigned roles (like Truman show). And when the tourists left, they go back to their reality. /removes tin foil hat
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by hugozap 11y ago
Why would a larger utility library would have been better? Replacing a big dependency is much more difficult. If the reason is "because now a lot of dependencies could dissappear/change" then that's an argument against t
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by hugozap 11y ago
Composing from small modules has worked great so far. Yeah, npm had a flaw, but people are mixing modularity with a package distribution issue.
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by hugozap 11y ago
Advertising has little relation to quality or wellbeing. It's dangerous to be lazy about researching what products to consume. Junk food has great advertising. Other (not well known) brands have great quality but do not have big advert
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by hugozap 11y ago
One of the best "when you let internet decide" moments was the Eurovision 2008 contestant for Spain. Organizers tried online votation and this guy won: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A47UTfzoj-Q
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by hugozap 11y ago
>No matter how much effort I put on social interactions Too much effort gets the opposite effect. Others feel the interaction forced and weird. I used to be guilty of this too. A more relaxed attitude helps a lot, but is not easy when my
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by hugozap 11y ago
I'm interested in ways devices like this could be used for everyday work, automate some IDE task / editor macros. Subtle Gestures could add another dimension to data input without leaving the keyboard.
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by hugozap 11y ago
I'm learning Emacs and you are right, you need time and energy. They are powerful tools so that's expected. I'm enjoying the journey, but it's not for everybody.
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by hugozap 11y ago
That's really cool, I know nothing about music composition , where can I learn the basic theory/concepts/etc ?
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by hugozap 11y ago
We can't maintain something simple for a long time. Maybe that's human nature (or developers nature ), but the success of a framework is the start of its demise. Excited contributors will try to "improve" it and that alw
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by hugozap 11y ago
It's funny how we identify with our tools and some consider them even more important than the actual products being built. Maybe it's a manifestation of the "The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence" t
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by hugozap 11y ago
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