javchz

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by javchz 4y ago
80% of SaaS business out there are just excel files with a better UI and a more scalable database.
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by javchz 4y ago
I really liked the native --watch function, for testing a quick script It's nice to not install something like nodemon for a quick demo in presentation, I hope arrives to the LTS version soon.
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by javchz 4y ago
Imagine you click a youtube video in a bad network envoirment, then the server sends like an alt tag equivalent for the video as a promnt, and the Neural Engine chip inside your phone create the first seconds of the video while it loads. We
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by javchz 4y ago
I just love this. I still don't get it how in this year, something like wikipedia, and newspapers in a 4k/1440p monitor are a pain to read. I get it, mobile first it's a thing, but with something as simple as this your reader
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by javchz 4y ago
As someone who dualboots I love gnome out of the box, as has more or less the same windows shortcuts, being less taxing in muscle memory than MacOS or other DE.
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by javchz 4y ago
I've been testing penpot, and yes, you can feel a performance penalty for using SVG instead of Canvas... but only after having like 20 screens or more. For smaller projects, weirdly enough it's even faster than figma. Specially in
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by javchz 4y ago
Not a fan of bala itself, but I think this approach generates a filter for Elementary like apps, to have a strong commitment and standard practices that translate in an amazing UX and look and feel
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by javchz 4y ago
Yeah, reminds me of the old freedoom WADs situation
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by javchz 4y ago
Good Architecture, insulation, cross ventilation and orientation of rooms can make a huge difference.
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by javchz 4y ago
Love when we go back to physical items to get lessons for GUIs. "The design of everyday things" it's an amazing book to start in this area, specially if you work with something that mix hardware and software like IoT.
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by javchz 4y ago
I used to waste a lot of time (I still do, but less and in a more functional way) sounds cliche, but something that helped me a lot was the book atomic habits, focusing on systems rather than in pure force of will. Related to this point, it
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by javchz 4y ago
TLDR: When you add a CA certificate, you're announcing to the world "hey look at me, I'm probably a new site, with probably not a lot of security practices covered" and if you use WordPress, you could be victim of automa
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by javchz 4y ago
Yeah, and in those days there were an obsession to make websites to look as much as possible as native apps. Zoom included.
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by javchz 4y ago
I'd try to do OMAD (One meal a day) a couple days per week, and at first it's hard not gonna lie, but for me the reward was worth it. The main difference its energy levels. Before it was like a roller coaster of 10/10 minutes
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by javchz 4y ago
My bet it's probably a filter, trying to prevent create a even more realistic farmbots in social media, as they are already bad as they are now.
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by javchz 5y ago
I can see their privacy focus behind this, and I kinda like it... But this pushback against call recording can make harder for whistleblowers, or people under abusive relationships that need proof, to get evidence. Considering most phones d
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by javchz 5y ago
Yes. I mean if it was centos / alma or debian, I would be scared we enter into an era of discarting perfectly capable hardware, but Fedora has always been packed "with the lastest but stable enough". I'm not a UEFI huge
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by javchz 5y ago
From what I skimmed over, looks like another word to describe traditional blogs. Seems like an alternative to Hugo, Ghost or Wordpress.
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by javchz 5y ago
Linux it's great, but it's far from perfect for all scenarios where could be bloated (think IoT, like Google home assistant). In those cases micro kernels like fushia, or GNU Mach make sense.
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by javchz 5y ago
I'm glad you did. One of the things that scare me the most about the current state of the Internet, it's how centralized it's everything in the "cloud" with a lot of the Internet infrastructure depending on like 5 p
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by javchz 5y ago
I'm sad you're right, having your own email server right now it's almost impossible thanks to the adviratry rules for SPAM. You have to hire a IT specialist full time only for that, and it's not warranty your emails won&
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by javchz 5y ago
I miss the days when SEO was only focusing on a decent HTML semantics, meta tags in order, organic backlinking, a good title that aligned with the content, and a good enough performance. Right now SEO it's an arms race between google a
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by javchz 5y ago
One of my big issues with (legit) Crypto it's UX VS Decentralization. The easiest way for the regular Joe to use crypto it's with an exchange... that it's basically, just a centralized institution making changes in a private
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by javchz 5y ago
A PWA it's a lot better. With electron, each app had their own browser as a dependency. So if you have discord, vs code, slack, notion, Figma, you basically have 5 versions of chrome installed (like 60mb each minimum). Instead a PWA it
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by javchz 5y ago
In my experience it's quite the opposite. It's not perfect, but it's safe enough for most users. As long as you have WP updated, and a good configuration with your stack (PHP, MySQL, Nginx) it's hard to hack. The main vu
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by javchz 5y ago
You're 100% right. Most functional divorces I have seen, are those where process end up quickly, especially if there are children. For the sake of their kids it's the best thing that can happen. The movie "Marriage Story&quot
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by javchz 5y ago
Intel Macbooks are one of the worst out there. Apple designed a heatsink that it's not capable of handling the heat. I want to try an M1 too, but for repairability, I think framework laptops are the closest things we have to old thinkp
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by javchz 5y ago
My main Laptop it's a T430, and from time to time I use a T440p. It's amazing how you can disassemble the whole thing with only one screwdriver and upgrade almost everything. The T420 keyboard mod it's what's stopping me
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by javchz 5y ago
I think as JS developers, this should be a wake-up call, to never trust npm semantic versioning if your project it's critical. In this case, it's a dev who decided to use his right of doing political activism at the cost of his re
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by javchz 5y ago
> Maybe because its familiar but different at the same time. I would bet on this. That's why a lot of people like the concerts versions, instead of just listening to the studio version. It's the same... but feels new again, tha

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