kiliancs

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by kiliancs 8y ago
All great, but won't sites with ads simply opt out, effectively defeating the point of this feature?
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Without a source, how can I tell which ones are real?
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Rust Lifetime Visualization Ideas(blog.adamant-lang.org)
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Angular 1 does this.
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by kiliancs 8y ago
I enjoyed this PBS Space Time video explaining this and more with examples: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HUMGc8hEkpc
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by kiliancs 8y ago
This is clearly referring to C# switch statements. Not that they are very different from switch statements in most languages anyway.
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by kiliancs 8y ago
I'd love to see Sucrase ( https://github.com/alangpierce/sucrase ) included in the performance comparison.
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by kiliancs 8y ago
> could add a lot of complexity to a react, a tool that already has a big cognitive load I don't understand how hooks add complexity or cognitive load. Simple cases stay simple (even more so, and it's harder to mess up with use
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by kiliancs 8y ago
For those worried about compile time for large projects, tools like https://github.com/alangpierce/sucrase can go a long way for the transpilation (remove types), while you can use the TypeScript compiler in parallel o
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by kiliancs 8y ago
This was one of the Vox episodes.
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Nothing terrible about the website, in my opinion. It gets the job done without getting in your way. And you can always improve based on experience and feedback. Things I noticed right a way: - The logo and the title font. There's noth
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by kiliancs 8y ago
In general I like the approach of the beta website, though I prefer the very simple visual style of the current one. The one main objection is the new slogan. > Rust: The programming language that empowers everyone to become a systems pr
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by kiliancs 8y ago
Not only nationalism. Current conflicts are rooted in the same prejudices as a hundred years ago. The root cause (this idea that somehow my nation/religion/race/etc is superior) hasn't been resolved, only more or less pa
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by kiliancs 8y ago
Not in arrow functions, which are very common and any solution should certainly contemplate them.
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> React assumes that if you call useState many times, you do it in the same order during every render. Note they also say: > We provide a linter plugin to enforce these rules automatically. Makes me feel a little better.
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In Catalan too. Mancar. https://mdlc.iec.cat/results.asp?txtEntrada=mancar&operEntra...
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by kiliancs 8y ago
Can't even see the inputs... https://element.eleme.io/#/en-US/component/form
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Scenic: Elixir Native UI Framework(github.com)
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This is common in Tarragona, where Roman ruins are found pretty much every time there's some digging or work in existing houses in the old city. See Tarraco: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tarraco
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by kiliancs 8y ago
redux-loop is harder to use, but so is Redux itself. They are both having to fight the language (JS) to do what is so simple in elm.
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Lnav: Terminal log file navigator(lnav.org)
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> React feels like layers and layers of render functions, with chains passed down and pared down as you get deeper, which becomes excessively cumbersome to reason about. This reads more like a design problem than with React. React gives
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I use my Keepass, the password manager. No password associated? Then don't fill in that field. It will allow you to classify and name, and add meta data.
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I think you are talking about the dev experience using Expo.
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https://developers.google.com/web/updates/2018/05/devtools#e... : > DevTools does not eager evaluate if the expression causes side effects.
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by kiliancs 8y ago
I think these commits were taken out of the release. At least I couldn't find them when I took a quick look: https://github.com/facebook/react/commits/v16.4.0
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> Stylo comes to Firefox for Android in 60 > Firefox's new parallel CSS engine — also known as Quantum CSS or Stylo — which was first enabled by default in Firefox 57 for desktop, has now been enabled in Firefox for Android. That
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> “A function is like a machine where you put something in one end and something comes out the other end. For example, maybe you put a number in, and the number that is one bigger comes out. So if you put in three, four comes out, or if
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by kiliancs 9y ago
The main advantage for ORM is security. The main disadvantage is that they often abstract away things that can impact performance heavely even if you are careful. I love Ecto (for Elixir) as a middle ground: closer to SQL, safe, still able
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> we can use the ES module API. With this, working with WebAssembly modules should be as easy as importing them. > import {myFunction} from "myModule.wasm" > We’re working with TC39 and the WebAssembly community group to

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