kolme

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by kolme 6y ago
Yes, this is the main reason why they exist in the first place.
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by kolme 7y ago
> Shimano's hub gears need regular maintenance where traditional derailleur setup will go on for thousands of miles with only basic maintenance. I think you got that bit wrong: you have to clean and change parts more often with dera
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by kolme 7y ago
No bugs? Impossible.
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by kolme 7y ago
As VMs get faster, people will stuff more JS in pages, just because it's doable. Some things were not even possible and were "unlocked" by browser optimizations. For example: writing games or complex animations with JS and th
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by kolme 7y ago
Because it's a business risk. - It's very easy to find JS programmers. There's a _lot_ of them. But programmers proficient with pure functional programming languages are harder to come by. - JS is natively supported by browse
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by kolme 8y ago
KHTML is the rendering engine for the Konqueror browser. Webkit is a fork of KHTML. And Chrome's engine is called Blink (it used to be Webkit, but they forked it).
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by kolme 8y ago
Code reuse. For example you can use the same React components for (pre-) rendering pages on the backend so the site feels quicker to load.
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by kolme 8y ago
> vim forces you to do a lot of stuff that the machine could do for you. I don't think that makes any sense at all. If anything Vim does a lot for me because it's programmable. When doing heavy editing, the whole point is the a
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by kolme 8y ago
I strongly disagree on this one too. That's the first place I look for help and it annoys me to no end when a CLI program that doesn't come with one. I stopped taking seriously the article at that point and quickly skimmed through
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by kolme 9y ago
That's funny, we couldn't deploy H2 because there were problems with HAProxy/Apache and Safari. And it looks like a very similar issue: http://www.wiktorzychla.com/2017/06/http2-keep-alive-and-saf...
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by kolme 9y ago
Welp, you were not kidding: https://github.com/KxSystems/kdb/blob/master/c/c/curl.c This code is basically obfuscated by hand. Absolutely unapproachable. Only the original author(s) can underst
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by kolme 9y ago
URLs have been a security issue for browsers in the past, and can get pretty hairy. From UTF-8 coded domain names to whatever you want to "urlencode". For example, you can encode whole images into URLs, for embedding them in CSS f
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by kolme 9y ago
I would argue that those people are wrong, and defeating the purpose of object oriented programming, by braking a couple of basic principles like encapsulation and abstraction. Also, they are wrong in that they also defeat the whole purpose
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by kolme 9y ago
One way to go about this with docker could be having an extra repo for the integration: - app-backend - app-frontend - app-bundle (or simply "app") Your backend and frontend can be independently developed and use semantic versioni
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by kolme 9y ago
Here's a tool you most likely used at some point :) https://github.com/devtools-html/debugger.html
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by kolme 9y ago
Haha, yeah. Although you can find good Spanish food in Berlin, it's just scarce and expensive ;-)
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by kolme 9y ago
Berlin is larger and a bit more cosmopolitan. Spain has obviously better weather, that's a thing I miss from Spain. The salaries are better in Germany, and I would say the working conditions are also better. That's of course all m
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by kolme 9y ago
> don't look like German? -> you'll get stares -> you'll be second rate / tourist / something I don't look German at all and have been living in berlin for 10 years. Never had this feeling. ...that bei
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by kolme 9y ago
Those features are supported in Webpack and other bundlers. Code splitting: https://webpack.js.org/guides/code-splitting/ Tree shaking: https://webpack.js.org/guides/tree-shaking/
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by kolme 9y ago
"Easy to throw away" sounds to me like high cohesion, low coupling.
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by kolme 9y ago
I'm not a designer, but a web developer (professionally for about 10 years) and I've done very serious work with it. It's been pretty much enough for my needs so far.
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by kolme 9y ago
They're flipping out because of a tweet, and all it had was a link to an article against codes of conduct. "Additionally he discussed private information from the moderation repo in the public thread, which is explicitly against h
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by kolme 9y ago
I used to work with SVN in a group of 3 developers and several branches (test, staging, master) and it was pretty messy. When I read the original comment about bug fixes disappearing, it reminded me of merging test onto stable by hand, not
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by kolme 9y ago
TripsByTips | Berlin, Germany | Full stack or front end developer ONSITE | https://en.tripsbytips.com/ Our team needs support to rebuild our core application from scratch. We are looking for enthusiastic front end and/
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by kolme 9y ago
TripsByTips | Berlin, Germany | Full stack or front end developer ONSITE | https://en.tripsbytips.com/ Our team needs support to rebuild our core application from scratch. We are looking for enthusiastic front end and/
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by kolme 9y ago
Does anybody know how it compares to mattermost?
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by kolme 9y ago
TripsByTips | Berlin, Germany | Full stack or front end developer ONSITE | https://en.tripsbytips.com/ Our team needs support to rebuild our core application from scratch. We are looking for enthusiastic front end and/
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by kolme 10y ago
"The Internet was done so well that most people think of it as a natural resource like the Pacific Ocean, rather than something that was man-made. When was the last time a technology with a scale like that was so error-free? The Web, i
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by kolme 10y ago
TripsByTips | Berlin, Germany | Full stack or front end developer ONSITE | https://en.tripsbytips.com/ Our team needs support to rebuild our core application from scratch. We are looking for enthusiastic front end and/
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by kolme 10y ago
Yes, and 8) being a library and not having any code snippets.

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