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by kabes 7y ago
Maybe you could try giving arguments. Their tracker reactivity system is much like what react hooks now is. They had zero config build tool, much like what parcel now tries to be. They had a package system that because of it's SAT solv
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by kabes 7y ago
We have multiple Meteor production apps. It's by far the best developer experience I know about in the JS world. Zero config build tooling. Easy reactive queries. Saying it got steamrolled by npm, mongo and react doesn't make sens
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by kabes 7y ago
But if he thought angularjs was over engineered, he will definitely find angular over engineered. They improved a lot of things, but simplicity isn't one of them.
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by kabes 7y ago
The meteor framework uses it for dependency resolution in their package system.
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by kabes 7y ago
If you option these on other cars they don't promise you a full self driving car, you get exactly what you pay for. Smart summon and friends are, to me, nothing more than fun gimmicks. The promise of FSD is well... full self driving, t
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by kabes 7y ago
It goes both ways. Tesla, just like Apple, has kind of a hype around which polarizes discussions in both ways. While some people criticize them too much I don't understand how they get away with the $6000 scam the FSD kit is. I don&#x2
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by kabes 7y ago
I'm sure typing prevents some bugs. But if I'm looking at the bugs we find in the JS projects I work on, only a very few would have been avoided with typing. The vast majority of bugs are about unsound business logic, wrongly unde
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by kabes 7y ago
They claim an 8 year / 160K km warranty on their battery. But this usually means they claim to have X percent capacity left after this time. E.g. for the BMW i3 it's 70%. But how can a car owner even measure this? How would one go
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by kabes 7y ago
Except if he was using PushKit in a compliant way.
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by kabes 7y ago
In Randy Pausch's famous 'last lecture' he also speaks about organizing more useful meetings. His trick that I found works best: organize a meeting half an hour before lunch time and you'll be sure it won't last a m
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by kabes 7y ago
I know typescript is really popular around here. And I do like it for autocompletion and refactoring. But am I the only one who thinks typescript makes code unreadable? It looks so messy. I can understand a piece of normal js way faster tha
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by kabes 7y ago
Sure, but a bit silly to put it under Microsoft and not mention it in the Google list.
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by kabes 7y ago
Don't know about France, but in Belgium almost every house is gas or oil heating. Although water/Air heat pump is getting more popular for new buildings.
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by kabes 7y ago
It's exactly the handling of edge cases that separates a product from a proof of concept. If you want a proof of concept that should be made clear to the developers. If you want a product, but there's not sufficient time, then tha
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by kabes 7y ago
Probably not, since package lock files were only introduced 2 years ago.
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by kabes 7y ago
The flow/concept is simple indeed. But with saml the devil is really in the details and they created way too many details by offering way to many options in the spec.
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by kabes 7y ago
Yep, would also really like a single signout example
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by kabes 7y ago
Euhm... Omnisphere?
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by kabes 7y ago
But you have less chance of skid marks with the American type, hence they don't need a brush next to the toilet. If you'd ever find yourself brushing at the house of a date you've been invited to, you'll quickly prefer t
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by kabes 7y ago
Because google is any better? And engine-wise they're the same these days.
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by kabes 7y ago
Because, as proven last week, you're also adding another point of potential failure.
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by kabes 7y ago
Their web client is actually doing something quite interesting. Instead of using webRTC, they load a webassembly video codec. They then encode frames in a webworker and transport them via websockets over their servers.
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by kabes 7y ago
I don't know any c, so I answered "I don't know" on all the questions. Turns out I'm actually a C genius.
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by kabes 7y ago
Somewhat playing devil's advocate, but if everyone joins that club, we keep the status quo and there's no more progress. If everyone joined this club in the 50's/60's we'd still be writing assembly. It's t
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by kabes 7y ago
> The people who adopted Vue are the ones who had first rejected the complexity introduced by React I dont know if that's true, I think react is super easy, but I prefer the template approach of vue. I think a lot of people are just
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by kabes 7y ago
It kind of reminds me of Meteor's Tracker reactivity system more than react hooks. Since you used to work for Meteor for a short while, how would the 2 compare?
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by kabes 7y ago
1. It is being maintained (albeit less active), version 1.9 is in the works. Communication could improve a lot though. 2. What's so hard about maintaining the Meteor project? It's been mostly backwards compatible since versions be
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by kabes 7y ago
If you don't needed the reactivity, I can see how you could solve your performance problems easier without Meteor. However, if you actually need the reactivity, what other tools/frameworks give you a similar convenient reactivity
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by kabes 7y ago
like sass-loader? A big part of the list are dev utils that are not related to graphql at all...
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by kabes 7y ago
Maybe try and read the article first. It's a she and it's about the US market.

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