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by jarek83 5y ago
The only thing I appreciate Tailwind for is that I started to dig deeper just to have even stronger hesitation against it, so I believe I've saved a lot of hours in my projects just by not using it. But it also got me stumbling upon so
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by jarek83 5y ago
Because he would have to revert his whole point. 10262 cases among vaccinated people is actually lower than any 7-day moving average and he points out on a data (check the source ref) from 1 Jan 2021 - a day with over 100k cases per day. Fu
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by jarek83 5y ago
I second that. It's a bit surprising to me that teams could have such big PRs and branch stacks. I can only say from own perspective but I imagine this kind of nightmare would be our reality now if we didn't pay attention to impr
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by jarek83 5y ago
Seems like Google does not know internets. No wonder, they are like a cancer to Internet for long time now.
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by jarek83 5y ago
How this is useful to people wanting to watch meaningful content? Like many wannabes post football games highlights that just turn out to be some fake content. I can quickly figure that out by seeing 95% dislike ratio. Now I'll be forc
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by jarek83 5y ago
Having this on my 13 inch Macbook Pro M1. After upgrading to Monterey it also started to heat-up without any heavy app being open. In Big Sur I had to open say OpenTTD to make it warm. Now it's just browser and IDE doing that.
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by jarek83 5y ago
You seem to be convinced that Tailwind can be used without CSS knowledge. I just hope I'll never have to manage a project that took such statement serious.
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Just been chatting with a local dealer guy, and he said that just after the covid outbreak the car manufacturers made 2-3 year commitments into smaller orders for the electronic parts, so the chip producers shifted sales to other markets. S
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by jarek83 5y ago
CSS is the base - it cannot be an abstraction layer of something that relies on that.
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Was it Pollen? I really love that concept million times more over Tailwind.
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by jarek83 5y ago
So you're using Tailwind fine, but find CSS too advanced? But you gotta master CSS to know what Tailwind is doing. Otherwise, you're just improvising.
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by jarek83 5y ago
For me it looks like all terrible concepts in one place. Please learn CSS, you'll see how fluid and easy it can be, and how many problems Tailwind introduces. I recommend going with Pollen if you really need some kind of framework for
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by jarek83 5y ago
Please mind that google started to show search results in a fashion that if search "A company" then the first link is the ad pointing to the "A company" website and only next is the same exact link to that company websit
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by jarek83 5y ago
I'm on RubyMine with vim navigation. I find extremely helpful in everyday work and it's not only perceived feeling - I pair program sometimes with people that use VS Code and they tend to be much slower in finding things just bec
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by jarek83 5y ago
So are we supposed to unlearn CSS because we want to make sure that unskilled people can take over the project? I believe that quick deliverable you mention, will become a big burden for that client in some future. I saw already multiple pr
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by jarek83 5y ago
Out of curiosity, just trying to evaluate your service - how this is better from properly labelling emails in gmail?
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by jarek83 5y ago
Great tech, shame it's google - whatever they do, they do it to sell you, not to you.
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by jarek83 5y ago
Well, I was willing to continue, I was kind of waiting for the covid to fade-away so I could start working with him in an office (we live close each other) which I believe would have helped either helping him to progress or helping us to se
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by jarek83 5y ago
I was surprised because he said we didn't do what actually did for him many times. Not sure if that answers your question. For more context: I'm 8 years at the project, it's multi-stack, we have some conventions worked out th
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by jarek83 5y ago
Are you past or present employee? If so, then you probably know better, but I can only response to what I know, and I was never related to Basecamp. What you say is correct in really bad situations. Thing is, that I have trouble to see real
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by jarek83 5y ago
To be honest, it's hard to judge this just by reading this article. They only way to have own word on this matter would be to take part in the company meetings. Check his email after he departed - for him it was misunderstanding. What
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by jarek83 5y ago
I'm among those with mixed feelings. - list of funny names that is kept in some persistent form and circulates the company with full acknowledgment of the head people: Childish and extremely unprofessional, but still a typical mistake
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by jarek83 5y ago
It's a beautiful sign that these companies are becoming very powerful entities. We got used to existence of superpowers or dictatorships in the shape of a very strong or narrow-minded country governments. Now large companies prove to h
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by jarek83 5y ago
A bit out of topic: the OP mentions using Tailwind. I've peeked into the dev tools to see how Tailwind is used there. And since I'm advocating against using Tailwind, this page seems to be a perfect example what problems it bring
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by jarek83 5y ago
This looks like very bad idea to make a page looking different for users based on their cookies. When user comes to this page from different laptop, he will get confused since the highlighted button won't be the "Sign in" any
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by jarek83 5y ago
Could you give some hints how this was done? There is an app for Boss's WAZA-AIR for Android and iOS that I'd really like to have on my Mac. The app itself is much more complex so the question here is if it matters? Or you just to
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by jarek83 5y ago
Google - you are becoming the most dump entity in the internet. Laughable level of work you are providing in recent years. Maybe consider laundry business if you can't grasp technology for people.
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by jarek83 5y ago
Chatting with work-mates about some funny name is what probably most (all?) of us done and will be doing. A chat fades away in a minute after the laugh. But setting up a list like that which goes viral inside company? That's just plain
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by jarek83 6y ago
Situation is so bad. I guess there is no easy way out, and many people are hurt, let alone others missing out. How about creating a tag that would be attached to a person profile anywhere it's online, saying something like "Critic
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by jarek83 6y ago
Funny how Google went from user's hero to zero.

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