kingofthehill98

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by kingofthehill98 3y ago
That was kind of my story lol I was heavily into full-stack SSR frameworks + jQuery, then Angular and React came along and I was like "oh heaven, is this were we headed?", ignored both of those for years and finally found peace in
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by kingofthehill98 3y ago
Do not use @apply. Embrace the chaos.
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by kingofthehill98 3y ago
I have, it's just as good if not a tad better, but I'm so comfortable and productive with Vue and they're so similar that it's just not worth switching. I'm also very familiar with the Vue ecosystem, so anytime I ne
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by kingofthehill98 3y ago
I'll take this over grepping hundreds CSS files trying to find that one specific class and hoping it's not used anywhere else anyday of the week.
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by kingofthehill98 3y ago
Tailwind is the second best thing ever happend to frontend, only Vue 3 tops it. Not having to come up with names for CSS classes, no duplicated CSS code, no fighting conflicting classes, everything in one file, being able to visualize a com
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by kingofthehill98 3y ago
Some highlights after reading the Wikipedia article on Stem cell controversy: - Austria, Denmark, France, Germany, Portugal and Ireland do not allow the production of embryonic stem cell lines - The creation of embryonic stem cell lines is
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by kingofthehill98 3y ago
>That sounds like a common world problem, not anything specifically Brazilian. Before the pandemic I personally never saw a single person denying vaccines to their children. Our health system had one of the most successful vaccination pr
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by kingofthehill98 3y ago
>Why not give libertarianism a shot? Because it's capitalism on steroids? Are you not aware of the world we're living in? Every major forest destroyed, countless species exctinct, climate change reaching point of no return, etc
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by kingofthehill98 3y ago
They elected a freakin' maniac and they're gonna pay a heavy price for that. In Brazil we have a saying "pior que tá não fica", which translates to something like "it cannot get worse than this". Belive me when
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by kingofthehill98 3y ago
Just out of curiosity, when was the last time you worked with Symfony? The framework has changed massively after the earliest versions (1~3). These days it's very similar to Java's SpringBoot. After scaffolding all you get is a th
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by kingofthehill98 3y ago
Honestly I don't see it that way. The blog author makes solid points that I agree. Meanwhile AFOBD just make fun of stdlib inconsistencies and of language quirks, most of which were fixed throughout the years. AFOBD is so incredibly ou
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by kingofthehill98 3y ago
It's such a perfect match for the HTTP protocol. You drop a file on a server and you're good to go. My toy VPS is full of useful scripts that I use on a daily basis. Most of them are literally one big file with all of the code, no
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by kingofthehill98 3y ago
Loved this article, those were all great points that I have faced on my daily job at a PHP shop. A breath of fresh air in amids of thousands of "ew, such a bad language" and "a fractal of bad design", the latter being in
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by kingofthehill98 3y ago
Das Kapital
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by kingofthehill98 3y ago
There is no such thing as neutrality or unbiased views, we are humans, everything we do or say is filled with bias. Claiming for Wikipedia to "stay neutral" is a bias itself. They do as good of a job as any of us in trying to stay
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by kingofthehill98 3y ago
Every day we stray further from god.
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by kingofthehill98 3y ago
Anyone who doubts this should checkout what the Chicago Boys did during the military dictatorship that Chile went through last century.
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by kingofthehill98 3y ago
I tend to agree, Python really shines when it's just being Python. I only typehint certain parts of the code where i find it usefull. Typehinting everything makes Python code really hard to read IMO.