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Meteor 1.7 and the evergreen dream(blog.meteor.com)
44 points by kabes 8y ago|6 comments
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by kabes 9y ago
I get that JSX is a DSL that ends up being javascript. But there are a lot of arguments why we don't write HTML directly between the PHP which still apply to JSX, even though it's not HTML. For me as a programmer it doesn't m
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by kabes 9y ago
Straight from the react docs [1]: if (isLoggedIn) { return <UserGreeting />; } How is that different? [1] https://reactjs.org/docs/conditional-rendering.html
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by kabes 9y ago
Yeah, so sorry for all the money your country has received from the EU... This is exactly why a lot of people don't like the EU. Local politicians claim EU victories as their own, while blaming the EU for all unpopular laws. David Came
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by kabes 9y ago
That's what Tepix is saying. Ireland had to be forced (by the EU) to demand it.
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by kabes 9y ago
For me JSX really feels like old-school PHP, we all decided this sucks: <?php if (condition) { ?> <div>whatever</div> <?php } ?> Yet in react everybody seems happy to do the exact same thing i
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by kabes 9y ago
So if I'm releasing an is-odd pip package, does that mean the python ecosystem sucks?
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by kabes 9y ago
In this case, You could argue that it's not the lack of standard library but the lack of language features (and thus the ECMA committee). Because in the meantime left-pad has been added as a language feature on the String prototype.
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by kabes 9y ago
Or they could have started with an MVP without thumbnails and html and improved it over time, would have been more valuable then having no preview at all.
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by kabes 9y ago
The context of that quote had nothing to do with what this article is about.
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by kabes 9y ago
Fibers (coroutines) solves most of the criticism for JS. Although not part of the language and you need to extend v8, it's a viable option for webservers. I believe that's how the Meteor framework has been doing it years before as
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by kabes 9y ago
I went from digg to feedly. It's almost the same experience.
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by kabes 9y ago
In every somewhat serious company I've worked they used a local npm cache like jfrog (usually same one that's used for maven) that can get scanned for security. So yeah, that's how people use npm. Unpublishing within those co
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by kabes 9y ago
you can only within 24 hours of publishing. After that you need to send them an email to request it and they determine if it can be unpublished or not.
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by kabes 9y ago
Yep, recently there was a small uproar here in Belgium when the EU wanted restrictions on the baking of fries because of this exact reason. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2017/jun/20/chips-are-down...
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by kabes 9y ago
Atlassian seems to be really good at redesigns that make things slow. Jira anybody?
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by kabes 9y ago
When people say "I have nothing to hide anyway." ask them about their weirdest sexual fantasy and their credit card number. Usually then they realize they might have somethings they want to keep private.
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by kabes 9y ago
My 2c: I really like it to fetch data on the client side, works well with component based frameworks. But data mutations are a mess and lots of stuff you have to figure out yourself on the server side.
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by kabes 9y ago
But most developers do write regular expressions, which are also finite state machines.
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by kabes 9y ago
The article does seem to ignore the licensing side of things, where QT is more expensive/restrictive if you're not developing open source projects.
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by kabes 9y ago
It's just that the javascript language, frameworks and ecosystems have seen massive changes over the last couple of years. C for example hasn't seen this change. So yeah, C code from 5 years ago would look the same if written toda
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by kabes 9y ago
I still don't get how they did the transitions. Maybe I'm remembering it wrong, but it seemed like one visualisation always smoothly transitioned to another one. No idea how they that worked.
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by kabes 9y ago
Strange, cause the QC30/35 is known to have pairing problems when pairing using bluetooth LE enabled. https://askubuntu.com/questions/833322/pair-bose-quietcomfor...
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by kabes 9y ago
But...I really like my extra hour of sun in the evenings in summer.
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by kabes 9y ago
Businesses usually don't fail because of picking a wrong programming language. If the tool that's best for the job is not the same as the tool you can make what you want the fastest, I'd say go with the tool that gets you whe
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by kabes 9y ago
And then yet another developer showed there are way better fixes than what intel proposed [1]. So he was correct after all. [1] https://lkml.org/lkml/2018/1/23/25
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by kabes 9y ago
The official term is mondegreen
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by kabes 9y ago
Italo disco is currently having a small revival in some techno acts like Bicep.
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by kabes 9y ago
I didn't say his ideas aren't good. I'm saying I value execution more than ideas. Everybody has good ideas, few do a good execution. It's like somebody had the idea to create a teleportation device, in 50 years time got
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by kabes 9y ago
I wouldn't put Ted Nelson on the same page like the other ones. The other three actually build stuff that is now everywhere. Ted never got anywhere is now bitching all the time on how much better his ideas were than what we actually go

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