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by journey_16162 5y ago
Do you think that Rust (or any other language that compiles to wasm) will become preferred over traditional JS for single page applications and Electron desktop apps? Would there be any advantages to this, or would it be an overkill? My tho
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by journey_16162 5y ago
So your framework works on DOM? I thought that WASM - DOM interop is not so great and generally WASM apps would work by doing their own rendering on canvas, skipping DOM.
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by journey_16162 5y ago
For me working with different languages and seeing different codebases helped a lot. I have always been a solo dev, I have some 6 years of experience, including 3 years getting paid for it. However, up until 1 year ago, I knew only PHP and
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by journey_16162 5y ago
To me Mac OS has a nicer looking UI, but i3 has better UX. For instance, the animations on Mac OS are annyoing. There is nothing good about adding a delay to basic operations. On i3, I can switch between workspaces in an instant, on Mac OS,
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by journey_16162 5y ago
For a developer / power user Linux Desktop is years ahead of Mac OS. I recently bought a Macbook for testing and given how shiny it is, I had the thought to consider using it as a daily computer, but I could not switch because of the o
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by journey_16162 5y ago
Probably the contractor gets to pay lower taxes than an employee.
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by journey_16162 5y ago
Client-side scanning? As in they can scan what is stored offline on a personal computer? Or is it just their cloud?
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by journey_16162 5y ago
> This is an upside for the developer only. And a downside for the user as the GUI will probably not be consistent with its OS. Depends on how you look at it. I'm building an app and if it was not for Electron and web technologies,
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by journey_16162 5y ago
Edge may become crossplatform, but it's still just a skin on top of Chromium.
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In 5,000 years from now the medicine will be so far ahead it would probably not matter.
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by journey_16162 5y ago
27,000 light years in just 20 years. This is crazy, I never would have thought these relativistic effects have such impact. I guess we could create a travel into the future this way if the rocket was designed to eventually come back to Eart
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by journey_16162 5y ago
So basically it can install itself after clicking a link in a web browser. I know it's very hard but could the browsers be improved so that something like this is virtually impossible?
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by journey_16162 5y ago
> The shit you have to go through to make basic stuff work is insane. Isn't that always the case when you are jumping on a new area?
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by journey_16162 5y ago
It's definitely possible to do malpractice when you are it alone. I never had a teacher and I did get burned on misinterpretations. Though looking back, it doesn't seem to be a big deal, but it did cause me some suffering. 2 major
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by journey_16162 5y ago
I work on something which will either be a side project for CV or a small business if I'm lucky - in either case most of the work at the time relates to development. On a typical week I put 30 - 40h into it (I don't work full time
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by journey_16162 5y ago
I'm not working on Obsidian, but I'm also building a desktop app with Electron now and a non-obvious performance tip is to offload things from the main process to a separate child process and use something like node-ipc to communi
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by journey_16162 5y ago
I used to use Atom to store notes before I came upon Obsidian. To be honest I'm thinking about coming back. I think I used to write a lot more when I was using Atom.
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by journey_16162 5y ago
There's a difference between working on your own stuff vs. working purely to trade time for money as an employee. Sometimes you can have both I guess , but I think it's the exception, not the norm.
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by journey_16162 5y ago
I would like to see it uncovered. I did not sign up for heart inflammation and any potential future problems that may come out from it.
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by journey_16162 5y ago
I had my first pfizer shot 4 days ago. Today I have experienced slight chest pains when I make a deep breath or roll my torso forward. I think it could be pericarditis - inflammation of the tissue around heart. Doesn't help that yester
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by journey_16162 5y ago
I was interested in it a bit, but not interested enough to fill the form. It's not even about the email address, but just the effort. I know it's ridiculous, but that's how it works. "Don't make me think".
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by journey_16162 5y ago
I'm a little bit active as in asking questions and sometimes answering questions I google and find the solution to. Yet, 50% of my rank points comes from one answer I made soon after I created the account.
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by journey_16162 5y ago
Can M1 Mac be used to cross-compile binaries for other platforms and systems (Windows, Linux) and would there be a performance gain over a beefy Linux/Windows laptop?
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by journey_16162 5y ago
Some time ago I signed up for a hosting account with Siteground. The pricing page clearly listed the prices in monthly format - and I was charged the monthly price when I signed up. To my surprise, the next charge was to be for the whole ye
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by journey_16162 6y ago
I work on my own project mostly, at the expense of not earning almost anything. (I freelance to earn money and spend minimum time, to have most time for the project). Some of the work is exciting, some of it is boring, but I like it on aver
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by journey_16162 6y ago
Hi. Thank you very much for your time and feedback. I will check the podcast. Yes pretty much I'm all over the place. It would be simpler if I had a single goal and be able to sacrifice everything else, but I can't. These personal
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by journey_16162 6y ago
Thanks a lot for sharing your experience. I'm early on the path, still unsuccessful. I'm 25, I had one failed product. for 3 years, followed by 2 years of limbo and 1 year back in the game thanks to the pandemic - I love it, I lik