jonkoops

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by jonkoops 2y ago
Considering they are one of the most democratic countries in the world (as per The Economist Democracy Index), even outranking the United States, I think they are more than capable of determining themselves what their future should be throu
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by jonkoops 2y ago
This already makes a large assumption about the type of reactor you are using. For example, a liquid fluoride thorium reactor (LFTR) does not suffer from the xenon poisoning issue, as do many other designs.
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by jonkoops 2y ago
I really wish they would do to Firefox what they did to Thunderbird, which is to spin it off into its own thing so it can stand independently. I want to support Firefox, but I do not feel comfortable donating to the Mozilla foundation. Fire
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by jonkoops 2y ago
Twitter is losing more money than before Musk, so I personally don't see how this is working out except as a mechanism to extract power.
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by jonkoops 2y ago
If you looks at the history then you will see that many different solutions have been proposed but Christoph's responses essentially boil down to 'do it somewhere else' and 'no not there', until it is basically &#x2
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by jonkoops 2y ago
You don't have to update your Fedora install every day just because there are updates available.
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by jonkoops 2y ago
These days are long gone. Fedora switched to DNF, recently they moved to DNF5 which was re-written to C++ and is blazing fast.
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by jonkoops 2y ago
I am a simple man, I see Fedora and I upvote.
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by jonkoops 2y ago
Also great for rich interactive experiences that use traditional server side rendering to a large degree, this would allow you to make something like the Spotify web application without the need for large client side heavy JavaScript to ren
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by jonkoops 2y ago
Note there is already UI component framework called Glimmer that is used by Ember.js: https://glimmerjs.com/ . It's pretty much upstreamed into Ember itself these days, but the devs also have a big Rails background so I
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by jonkoops 2y ago
Storing the user preference in local storage opens up a whole can of worms. What if the user has multiple tabs/windows open? Now you should probably be using the 'storage' event to synchronize the state (which is not done in
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by jonkoops 2y ago
Ah yes, the classic block the exports of your partners and throw a bunch of subsidies at your own. Thanks for the free market capitalism America!
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by jonkoops 2y ago
You don't have to imagine, it happened several times.
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by jonkoops 2y ago
IMHO a infamous reactor such as Three Mile Island re-starting, if successful is only good publicity in the resurgence of nuclear power.
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by jonkoops 2y ago
> that's just not something most new developers understand. That is just false if you ask me. Eventually you reach the limits of the API defined by a framework and users will have to reach out to HTML and CSS. And now is there not o
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by jonkoops 2y ago
First Party Sets are legitimately terrifying to me, it gives a commercial party (Google) complete control over who is and isn't allowed to set cookies in a third-party context. It's Google using their absolutely dominating market
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by jonkoops 2y ago
There is PayPal if you go to their donate page, literally big American corporate. As a European (specifically Dutch), I have always HATED credit cards with a fiery passion, and dealing with big American corporations and their messy and bugg
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by jonkoops 2y ago
This is specific to when you run a deployment where a user is authenticated cross domain with a authentication server. If a user wants to sign in to foo.com through auth.com it is not possible for foo.com to know if the user has a session,
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by jonkoops 2y ago
I agree with you. But I also work on Keycloak and there are legitimate reasons why 3rd-party cookies are needed, they are essential for silent authentication flows and session management, which are part of the OpenID Connect standard. Brows
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by jonkoops 2y ago
Yeah, that is what chronic under-investment of the grid combined with a labor shortage will get you. I sincerely hope our government will be able to resolve these matters.
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by jonkoops 3y ago
Well at least people's voices are being heard, not something I can say for every country, federation, or union.
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by jonkoops 3y ago
Aside from being flat we also lack space, we live with the water so it needs space to flow into places that are not populated. This means large swaths of land are dedicated to what is essentially overflow capacity. Perhaps there is some ene
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by jonkoops 3y ago
I agree in principle that HTML is the best option for a good user-experience, but it quickly breaks down in terms of developer-experience and maintainability. However, we don't need to compromise on either by using a solution like Qwik
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by jonkoops 3y ago
> European countries are already relying more on immigrants The birth rate in the US is 1.64, the EU average is 1.53. So this is almost equally true for the US, a country historically built on the backs of immigrants.
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by jonkoops 3y ago
Kia ain't doing so bad either.
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by jonkoops 3y ago
In any real case they should have both built out renewable energy and maintain and even expand the existing fleet of nuclear reactors. Nuclear might be historically expensive and storage an issue, but it is carbon free, and for the moment t
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by jonkoops 3y ago
It certainly can be, but a lot of modern web development has moved to ESM, for Lodash this is a problem, read more about it here: https://github.com/lodash/lodash/issues/5107
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by jonkoops 3y ago
It's been two years since the popular library that many NPM packages depend on has had any activity.
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Lodash has had no activity for over 2 years(github.com)
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by jonkoops 4y ago
> At that time, Fuchsia was never originally about building a new kernel. It was actually about an observation I made: that the Android team had their own Linux kernel team, and the Chrome OS team had their own Linux kernel team, and the

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