kabes

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by kabes 5y ago
I disagree. I first tried Linux about 15 years ago and had the experience you describe, I tried each 2 years or so without much improvement. But for the last 5 years or so, Ubuntu has been my main OS without considerable problems on multipl
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by kabes 5y ago
I don't need a powerful GPU, but I do need the additional RAM the max supports..
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by kabes 5y ago
Shouldn't be a concern of a serialization library
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by kabes 5y ago
Yeah, this format looks really badly designed
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by kabes 5y ago
The example schema has: > age:{int, min:20} Why would a data serialization format bother with data validation like the minimum value here?
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by kabes 5y ago
I started searching for bamboo exterior sidings because of this post and it seems to be about the same price like hardwood sidings. Bit cheaper than padauk.
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by kabes 5y ago
You have a link with context?
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by kabes 5y ago
My experience is different. I have many times reported a profile like this. Exactly as described above, a child can see it's a scam account. And then a couple of days later got message that after review the profile doesn't violate
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by kabes 5y ago
For the same reason that on facebook I still get daily friend requests from very sexy women with a brand new profile, 4 friends total, none in common, in a random location in the world with 1 post linking to some dating site. It's beca
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by kabes 5y ago
So, with most of this discussion leaning towards esbuild/vite because it's simpler and much faster. What are the reasons one would use parcel instead of esbuild?
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by kabes 5y ago
I tried both and get headaches from both. So I'd prefer a 4h headache vs a 24 hour headache
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by kabes 5y ago
In my previous job we made software for basically all the top MBA schools. I had a lot of talks with their program directors and they all made it clear that what they're selling is not an education but it is an experience and a network
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by kabes 5y ago
No. I'm using a callback in the setter which gives me the latest i and the setter never changes. If instead I would use setI(i+1) I'd have to add i as a dependency, but since state updates happen asynchronous, this would have a bu
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by kabes 5y ago
In some markets I found some local competitors better. E.g. Mollie in Netherlands/Belgium
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by kabes 5y ago
Appear.in is now Whereby.com
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by kabes 5y ago
Yeah, and sometimes it feels like I'm writing a really cumbersome dialect of javascript. I mean, something simple like: let i = 0; const inc = () => i+=1; becomes: const [i, setI] = useState(0); const inc = useCallbac
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by kabes 5y ago
Not sure where I stand on this. On one hand function components and hooks give a nice way to extract logic into small reusable bits, way more than with class components. But on the other hand it becomes clear that decent performance with th
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by kabes 5y ago
You say they've finally given permission for someone to merge fixes. But it's MIT licensed, so why wasn't it just cloned and continued under another name?
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by kabes 5y ago
Where in that thread are they agreeing to deprecate it? This was someone random asking to deprecate, with the person in charge saying the usage is too high...
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by kabes 5y ago
Mostly yes. But the SAML spec itself also has too many degrees of freedom, which just means too many potential bugs. SAML could get rid of 90% of the spec and still support 99% of what it is used for, while having way less security pitfalls
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by kabes 5y ago
The government is, to a certain extend, chosen by the people.
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by kabes 5y ago
Leaflet started because openlayers was very clunky. But since the major rewrite of openlayers v3 it's become a great choice and the author of leaflet has stated here on hackernews hat it's probably what you should use these days
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by kabes 5y ago
no, openlayers supports vector tiles out-of-the-box and leaflet with a plugin
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by kabes 5y ago
On iOS you don't have a choice other than Safari (other browsers are just wrappers around safari die to Apple policies). And most of us can't afford to drop iOS support (and most of us aren't even in the position to make that
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by kabes 5y ago
Answer: The one you are most proficient in.
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by kabes 5y ago
> What makes Electron so great that it is worth this amount of resources Apparently electron enabled all of those companies to make those apps you use.
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by kabes 5y ago
In big companies this data tends to be spread around in tens of databases managed by a lot of different teams spread across the globe. And they're a big target for hackers. I'd rather trust the little online shop using some off-th
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by kabes 5y ago
The author correctly states that you need imports to be statically analyzable for this to work. However, he then wrongfully states that this is achieved because ES6 imports can only be at the top level instead of conditionally nested. This
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by kabes 5y ago
React hooks allows for reusable bits of logic. Reusable bits of logic are a great idea for a UI framework. But react hooks is a terrible implementation of that idea. You're no longer writing plain javascript, you're writing in som
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by kabes 5y ago
Maybe the followers know he's doing a pump and dump. Know the issues with that, but don't care since they can likely make decent profit of they follow him closely and act fast in the same way he does.

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