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by kabes 7y ago
Virtual dom is an implementation decision for performance a developer shouldn't even be very aware of. The main upside to react is that it has a huge ecosystem.
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by kabes 7y ago
The document also forgets that API's are not read-only. So let's say you have users and usergroups and you can request a usergroup with its list of users and you can add users to usergroups. If you use links for read, you should a
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by kabes 7y ago
While you probably can. The law is written to prevent use cases like this, to avoid a race to the bottom between operators in different countries. Which makes sense since infrastructure costs can vary largely between countries, so it'd
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by kabes 7y ago
I'm really happy with ninjafirewall. Here's a comparison: https://translate.googleusercontent.com/translate_c?depth=1&...
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by kabes 7y ago
Also in "Sapiens", Yuval Noah Harari argues about the importance of gossip to form larger societies.
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by kabes 8y ago
Wonder if they would have recognized it if google+ was successful.
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by kabes 8y ago
I think Stripe might soon offer payments through Paypal in some way. A few weeks ago I tried their new PaymentIntents api. I forgot to give a valid payment method in the request and it returned me an error stating I need one of following pa
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by kabes 8y ago
Anybody using ui-router? I used to use that one in angular and saw they have a react version now. But I'm not yet familiar enough with react to judge it.
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by kabes 8y ago
Just me who thinks the front is very porsche cayenne?
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by kabes 8y ago
If your monolith goes unwieldy you have a problem with your code structure which microservices won't solve. As we all know, you need well isolated, modular code with well defined boundaries. You can achieve this just as well in a monol
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by kabes 8y ago
If you know the ip adress of the peer and you can adress him directly. You dont need a signaling server in that case.
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by kabes 8y ago
> I built the first version of Slimvoice on Angular 1 with a Node.js backend and MongoDB in 2014 (those were all the rage back then). In 2015 I decided to completely revamp the UI and redesigned and rebuilt it in React. Maybe you should
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by kabes 8y ago
Maybe some businesses will change opening hours and so rush hour might be more spread with less traffic jams?
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by kabes 8y ago
Exactly. I restore cabinets. From fixing electronics to fully stripping and repainting rusty cabinets. Just finished a sega rally 2. And I'd be happy if I got the price of the parts out of it. Shouldn't even think about getting mo
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by kabes 8y ago
One part of the functional promise seems to be that if every piece of functionality is small, isolated and easy to understand that the whole of the application becomes easy to understand. However, I would agree that I often find the opposit
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by kabes 8y ago
It's basically as if he proposed a teleportation device, but couldn't deliver any of it. And when Tim berners Lee build an airplane which everybody started using he starts complaining on how much better his idea was. In recent yea
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by kabes 8y ago
Bamix is really the best kitchen mixer money can buy
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by kabes 8y ago
You know what else takes up massive amounts of CPU and slows down a typical chrome instance? Sites filled with ads.
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by kabes 8y ago
You can create a 'drawing effect' by making the dash as big as the entire line. That's a pretty old trick by now. But it only works with strokes, not with fills. Here's an article that does a better job at explaining it
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by kabes 8y ago
The independent kind. Like said many times by others here, a news article fron those years would have sufficed.
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by kabes 8y ago
Not sure if those 'La French Tech' signs are supposed to be marketing or warnings.
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by kabes 8y ago
mkcert is just making it easier to generate & install self-signed certificates... Nothing that couldn't be done before and using nginx as you describe is pretty standard practice. I don't really see why you went for the AWS so
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by kabes 8y ago
If you want something truly configuration-free you could try Meteor. It's mostly an advanced zero-configuration (not even optional) build tool these days that supports automatic code splitting via dynamic imports, full npm integration,
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by kabes 8y ago
I'm a Belgian guy who lived one year (2016-2017) in SF. It took me a while to admit to myself it really wasn't as awesome as I had envisioned it. In fact I hated it after a year. Besides what's already in the article (which w
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by kabes 8y ago
We only started caring about Microsoft when they stopped updating IE up to the point it was very buggy, non-standard compliant, outdated and insecure. Then Firefox came along and gave us an alternative. Chrome might also be pushing their ow
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by kabes 8y ago
Wouldn't .net core just be that escape hatch?
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by kabes 8y ago
We are currently testing with some early customers and now about to go broader. We only sell to universities though, so it's hard to demo. Here's an article with more info from one of our customers that gives you a look into the p
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by kabes 8y ago
Zoom won't really help you with the above situation which is mainly users having their microphones disabled etc. We're building a virtual classroom solution and we now always force every user to go through a wizard which checks th
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by kabes 8y ago
Honoustly curious: What's wrong with Matlab? Never need it nowadays, but I always enjoyed working on Matlab projects in University.
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by kabes 8y ago
Nope, they're coroutines, which are non-preemptive. Similar to generator functions (which is a subset). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coroutine

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