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by hugozap 11y ago
Just do the simplest thing that works. This is the same hype as Angular 1 had. People will move on eventually.
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by hugozap 11y ago
How to bring back the creative atmosphere of old school computing?, Is it possible? I feel that the abundance of choice and tools is what is having a negative impact on creativity. Somehow the non-ending stream of new tools/techniques&
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by hugozap 11y ago
> we'll not lose the text-linking place we've grown accustomed to. It's just a minority of users who are accustomed to the old web.
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by hugozap 11y ago
The Web Platform will be always criticised and that's a good sign. So many eyes on it are improving it much faster than other platforms.
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by hugozap 11y ago
Against what platform should we compare the web to decide what it should look like?. I think everyone has a different criteria.
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by hugozap 11y ago
A solid platform gets better gradually, it may not excite you but it's an important step in the right direction. Indirectly it does impact the users, because polyfills for browsers that do not support shadow dom have performance issues
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by hugozap 11y ago
This is completely inaccurate.
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by hugozap 11y ago
Mostly composability. Assembling a web app from small custom and self contained components is a big difference. It's just a library, so it won't do magic but it's a big improvement.
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by hugozap 11y ago
I've working with Polymer and it's been a great experience. This is great news as it will make polyfills less needed.
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by hugozap 11y ago
Check again. It says "avoid processed meats"
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by hugozap 11y ago
There must be better analogies.
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by hugozap 11y ago
The Node ecosystem is a great example of the open source community. The large number of libraries released on npm, active participation of the community and frequent events around the world related to Node proves it. Besides of course the l
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by hugozap 11y ago
Yes, is superficial advice. Why? Because it won't solve the core issues. I'm not saying it's bad to do it, or that it won't have benefits, however it won't magically solve deep seated problems like bad thinking patt
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by hugozap 11y ago
The best thing you can do for yourself is to go to therapy. Cognitive behavioral therapy can make a big difference in your life. Find someone in your area and commit yourself to improve with the guidance of someone who can help you. A lot o
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by hugozap 11y ago
People editing files longer than that are certainly in the minority.
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by hugozap 11y ago
I always wonder if they really think they are "changing the world" it seems like a very well optimised system that bonds rich investors with already affluent students to generate money for themselves and other already rich people
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by hugozap 12y ago
This would be useful as npm module.
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by hugozap 12y ago
Time spent on learning frameworks is mostly wasted. Except when there is an interesting concept behind. In 3-5 years things like web components will be mature enough so it may be worth to learn/use from now. Having a strong understandi
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by hugozap 12y ago
> to even imagine such lack of opportunity and freedom in a first world country makes no sense to me. What about the lack of opportunity for black people in the US and the fact that most of the prison population is black?, both opportuni
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by hugozap 12y ago
Sorry but that is not fun. We should have more respect towards volunteers time.
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by hugozap 12y ago
First world problem... In most parts of the world makers are under appreciated, look the company structure (outside silicon valley) coders are at the bottom, the same happens with a lot of "maker" professions.
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by hugozap 12y ago
Is this a first world problem? maybe that's why i don't get it. In most parts of the world, makers are the ones who are perceived to have less value, get pay less and have less recognition than the business types, the managers, et
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by hugozap 12y ago
In most parts of the world, makers are under appreciated, yet they continue making things. It's about the passion of creating things.. The author does not get it.
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by hugozap 12y ago
Not fan of the vaporware landing page trend.
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by hugozap 12y ago
For some people, battery life is more important than features. Other just don't like android
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by hugozap 12y ago
This is really cool, the virtual filesystem and query abilities makes it really powerful.
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by hugozap 12y ago
Frequent releases add value, Faster integration of v8 updates add value. It's not as simple as you state.
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by hugozap 12y ago
They forgot to put the link to the npm module ;)
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by hugozap 12y ago
I don't understand the appeal of having dual front speakers, whats the point?. This is a feature a very small group of people will find useful, but adds to the price.
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by hugozap 12y ago
Great work, this will be another cool library i star on GitHub and never do anything about it :/

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