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by kabes 8y ago
But we don't know if people mean AngularJS (1) or Angular (2+) here. In my opinion, while angularJS is now getting a bit outdated and very different under the hood, for a user it's pretty similar to Vue.JS, which people do seem to
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by kabes 8y ago
Bit of an unrelated question, but do you have an overview / idea of how Jitsi SFU compares in terms of features and performance to well-known cloud providers like Tokbox.
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by kabes 8y ago
Meteor has been a bit of an afterthought at MDG the past 2 years because of apollo. Currently only developed by 1 member of MDG. However it has opened more towards the community and aligned with the rest of the JS ecosystem. The awesome wor
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by kabes 8y ago
You can just as easily create an unmaintainable spaghetti mess of microservices. Isolation is defined by good architecture, microservice or monolith is just how it gets executed.
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by kabes 8y ago
Indeed. It just replaces internal calls between services of your monolith with flaky and slower network calls.
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by kabes 8y ago
> We have a rule in place that nothing we ship can regress performance. Then how did you guys end up with such a pile of shit? Pardon my language, but I'm forced to use Jira at work and it makes me feel bad for everybody in the same
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by kabes 8y ago
I know a lot of ISPs in europe who block SMTP ports to prevent SPAM.
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by kabes 8y ago
How did bump actually work without NFC?
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by kabes 8y ago
Because combining some smart/interesting methods make the brute force viable in a small enough time frame.
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by kabes 8y ago
Makes me wonder how many patents are unrightfully granted.
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by kabes 8y ago
Actually, even till late 2000s most of pixar movies were based on rasterization (reyes). So you don't necessarily need ray tracing for that.
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by kabes 8y ago
I remember coca-cola did a large marketing campaign in some parts of Europe with them somewhere before the first iPhone (or at least before smartphones were common).
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by kabes 8y ago
I think it puts too much blame on the software developers. Agreed, over-engineering is usually the developers fault. But the fact we don't take time to investigate issues, rather work around them or half-ready stuff gets pushed into th
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by kabes 8y ago
Quite the opposite, the current firm I work at in Belgium (Barco) is able to attract quite a lot of engineers from other EU countries, who obviously don't come to Belgium for taxation benefits. I think higher salary is the single most
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by kabes 8y ago
I don't think he created it, but he was there early on and works for Zeit. Still eternal grateful for him creating kadira.
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by kabes 8y ago
Note that Context is a pretty new API (1), way newer than most state management libraries. Before that it quickly became unmanageable to lift state up and pass props down all the way. [1] https://github.com/facebook/rea
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by kabes 8y ago
"I have programmed in Servlets, JSP Model 2, ASP.NET, iOS, Android, Windows". I suspect in those kind of applications your state management library is just your database. In lack of a database and having the need of reacting on da
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by kabes 8y ago
Almost all the native modules I come across are about accessing system calls not available from within the sandbox. Only a few are there for speed, and since native calls add quite some overhead, they are only useful in specific use cases.
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by kabes 8y ago
But what's the point of faking this? Wouldn't this be debunked very fast anyway if it was fake? So what's there to gain?
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by kabes 8y ago
Nice work. Although it seems everytime I need to use bash (actually quite regulary ) I forgot everything about it and need to look up all the basics again. Maybe I don't try hard enough, or maybe its inventor had a totally different lo
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by kabes 8y ago
The biggest difference with the alternatives you mention is that Vialer seems to be an actual application while the others are more lower-level infrastructure / frameworks to build such an application. I've been doing a comparison
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by kabes 8y ago
I don't have to do any of that. I start with --inspect-brk, I open chrome devtools and click the nodejs icon that's automatically added.
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by kabes 8y ago
I don't know how they came to that calculator. But it seems that someone in Ethiopia would earn $20k more than someone in the Netherlands (outside of Amsterdam)
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by kabes 8y ago
Debugging in chrome devtools was already possible by default. This just adds some features.
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by kabes 8y ago
I would put 'my own idea, miserable failure' under 'someone else's idea, huge success'. And it's not all black and white. You can build a product for someone else and still have a lot of say in the product. May
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by kabes 8y ago
What's the difference between circle-CI yaml files with declarative jenkinsfiles (except from groovy vs yaml)?
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by kabes 8y ago
Jenkins strength is also its weakness. It's like a swiss army knife that, especially combined with plugins, can do just about anything in any way. This makes it hard to find support, best practices etc. Anyway, you can also have your j
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by kabes 8y ago
Yeah, In my experience Parcel is nice, but Meteor does a better job at offering a zero-config build system than parcel. Because it also provides the node server (which may of course be seen as a drawback to some) it allows to do stuff like
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by kabes 8y ago
Can't find the link, but saw a video of someone of the rescue team explaining there is drinkable mineral water streaming off the walls in the cave.
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by kabes 8y ago
Material forms (with the floating labels) are so unreadable if not all fields are filled in, just look at this mess: https://codepen.io/sebakerckhof/pen/aKGMWv

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