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by keb_ 7y ago
Mithril uses Semantic Versioning ( https://semver.org/ ) if I recall correctly. All the 2.0 signifies is that there are major breaking changes. If you're curious about those changes, take a look at the changelog: https:
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by keb_ 7y ago
Huge congrats to the Mithril team. Been using Mithril for over two years now. I credit Mithril and its amazing community for making me the front-end developer I am today. When the massive amount of tooling and plugins for React overwhelmed
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by keb_ 7y ago
I tried switching to Gitlab for my hobby projects over a year ago (before Github had free private repos), but recently, have decided to move back to Github, mostly for UX purposes. Not sure what it is about Gitlab's UI, but I find it m
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by keb_ 7y ago
The fact that it only works with Angular, React, or Vue is a little discouraging (or at least, that's the impression I get by the `frameworkValue` config). Was initially excited to check out a new general-purpose state management solut
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by keb_ 7y ago
Hey there, Check out https://vscodium.com/
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by keb_ 7y ago
Ah, so this is why VSCode runs fine on my desktop, but chugs on my otherwise decent Thinkpad? I've been using Sublime on my laptop for this reason, but do miss the advanced features of VSCode.
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by keb_ 7y ago
Reminds me of https://flems.io/
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by keb_ 7y ago
Good point about the users not evangelizing it. Besides being a great tool in and of itself, the community is incredibly helpful and encourage a "use the right tool for the job" philosophy that I found refreshing.
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by keb_ 7y ago
I recommend checking out Mailbox.org or Posteo as well. They are much cheaper, and Mailbox.org allows for custom domains, so that's a definite plus.
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by keb_ 7y ago
IE -> Firefox -> Opera -> Chrome -> Chromium -> Firefox Now that Chrome has become the new IE of the web, I sometimes have to switch to a Chromium-based browser for some sites to work. For this, I rely on Ungoogled-Chromium.
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by keb_ 8y ago
You can export and import certificate files across machines. I've done something like this in the past, and found little issue. I prefer this to something like Discord's centralized account & server system, although I know the
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by keb_ 8y ago
I still prefer to use Mumble over Discord for its low latency, low system requirements, simplicity, free software license, and voice activity options / wizard. I created a Discord server to fill the void of a Slack-like chat for our gr
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by keb_ 8y ago
I've heard this before, but between myself and nine of my friends who regular a Mumble server, none of us ever had much difficulty using it. I've always thought it was simple and relatively intuitive. What about it do you find dif
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by keb_ 8y ago
Feeling Good: The New Mood Therapy by David D. Burns helped me get out of a hole of anxiety, depression, and panic attacks. Not to say I'm all the way there, but I'm far better than I used to be, and perfectly functional. His list
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by keb_ 8y ago
I confused this for the very popular CodeMirror text editor: https://codemirror.net/
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by keb_ 8y ago
* There is a free-tier of Write.as that is perfectly functional * Support open-source developers * It is simply more convenient than creating MD files, editing, and then committing them I set up a Jekyll blog using Gitlab + Netlify CMS, and
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by keb_ 8y ago
Looks nice so far. I'm a fan of these new minimal blogging alternatives to Medium. Also, check out WriteFreely for an open-sourced blogging platform that is federated with ActivityPub, that you can also deploy yourself. Write.as is the
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by keb_ 8y ago
For those who don't know, this is by Marijn Haverbeke, developer of the great CodeMirror (in-browser code editor), and author of the even greater Eloquent JavaScript. https://codemirror.net/ https://eloquent
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by keb_ 8y ago
> CEO and Co-founder of Neon Roots Ben Lee is the co-founder and CEO of Neon Roots, a digital development agency with a mission to destroy the development model and rebuild it from the ground up. After a brief correspondence with Fidel C
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by keb_ 8y ago
I know where you're coming from, but I don't actually think it's very clear what type of questions will be asked for most technical interviews, and that is what makes it so frustrating and soul-crushing. There is always somet
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by keb_ 8y ago
Not sure I follow. What are your criticisms, specifically?
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by keb_ 8y ago
I also found this site recently: https://switching.social/ Similar in concept, although probably more critical and privacy-focused. Not perfect, but I think it's an admirable idea.
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by keb_ 8y ago
This is similar to the Revealing Module Pattern in Learning JavaScript Design Patterns: https://addyosmani.com/resources/essentialjsdesignpatterns/b... I think it's perfectly readable, and it requires no more
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by keb_ 8y ago
In what ways is Hack & HVVM better than PHP7 & Zend? Genuine question. I've found developing PHP7 applications relatively easy and stress free with the combination of static analysis tools & PHP7 typehinting.
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by keb_ 8y ago
I learned about https://write.as/ recently. Heard about them on Mastodon as it seems it is also federated. The software to self-host is open-sourced as well https://writeas.org/
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by keb_ 8y ago
I would use this if it weren't so darn slow. I've tried searx instances as well, but couldn't find one that functioned consistent to my liking.
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by keb_ 8y ago
I understood what you meant. Whether or not I'm supportive of the terminology used for "Functional CSS" is a different story.
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by keb_ 8y ago
I never said it has anything to do with the pipe operator, and I did not mean to imply that it is a direct equivalent to the pipe operator. But just as the pipe operator allows you to compose multiple pure functions, the idea with atomic CS
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by keb_ 8y ago
> How is this any different from saying "don't write functions, just repeat the same 10 lines the function would have in each place you'd use the function"? I think it is more comparable to using function composition,
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by keb_ 8y ago
My username is just my middlename plus an underscore. It's not a common username at all. I've tried this on multiple computers, different browsers, after clearing cookies & cache. I believe it's the searchengine. There is

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