lobstrosity420

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by lobstrosity420 4y ago
Yes, there are tons of those now. No doubt because of the popularity of things like Tailwind. This one is particularly popular: https://headlessui.dev/
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by lobstrosity420 5y ago
It's not for you, and that's ok.
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by lobstrosity420 5y ago
Can you give an example of something you can't draw on Figma? I'm having trouble picturing what you mean.
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by lobstrosity420 5y ago
Everything is political. It's just that some things are so comfortably deep inside the overton window you don't even see it that way.
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by lobstrosity420 5y ago
Me and my team do this informally on Discord sometimes, I had no idea it had a name. Yes, this is not something you want to do too frequently, but it can be pretty awesome - especially during those "we have no idea how to implement thi
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by lobstrosity420 5y ago
I keep my code below the 80 column mark, as is common. For me, the reason I like the more narrow Iosevka is because it lets me have more split buffers open on the same monitor. With Iosevka I can have 3 splits with a little over 80 columns
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by lobstrosity420 5y ago
So long as that is in fact the point of the article, I agree completely. However I'd still have to point out that comparing the Rails framework to solutions which do not try to fill the same role such as React made for a confusing arti
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by lobstrosity420 5y ago
I mean, analysis paralysis is a real thing. But I think people vastly overestimate the value of having a golden hammer solution like Ruby on Rails on your ecosystem and downplay the disadvantages.
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by lobstrosity420 5y ago
I think in reality the JS ecosystem is fat with choice for convention over configuration style frameworks. Projects such as Nest, Sails and Adonis leave nothing on the table compared to Rails. The problem is a lot of programmers would rathe
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by lobstrosity420 5y ago
I don't understand the comparisons presented in the article. Comparing a full stack MVC framework to a front end library is as apples to oranges as it gets. IMHO frameworks such as NestJS and Adonis are more comparable to Ruby on Rails
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by lobstrosity420 5y ago
You're right, that is a much better choice for this situation!
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by lobstrosity420 5y ago
If you do have some environment variable for which no safe fallback value may exist, you can implement that logic in the config file also. I was just giving a cursory example ;)
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by lobstrosity420 5y ago
Don't do this! What TS is trying to tell you is that this variable may not have been set in the environment, and thus it's value inside of the program will evaluate to `undefined`. What you are doing when you create the environmen
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by lobstrosity420 5y ago
> My team uses interception and error injection for this case. We still have the real backend, but requests can be forced to fail either before or after executing on the backend. Really cool. What technologies are you using to achieve th
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by lobstrosity420 5y ago
> I gain nothing by mocking [database queries and transactions] them out. What about the fact that you will need to spin up, migrate and possibly seed a database in your CI pipeline? What about the toll this will take on the execution sp
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by lobstrosity420 5y ago
>I don't think many people will contribute with a rule like that Why do you think that is?
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by lobstrosity420 5y ago
I don't mind paying a subscription for a quality product but 60USD a month is very excessive.
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by lobstrosity420 5y ago
Overlap in functionality does not equal competition. They exist so that app developers can get their work out to users without cooperating with downstream packagers yes, but that does not keep anyone from packaging applications using the tr
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by lobstrosity420 5y ago
Flatpaks are not meant to replace established package managers, but to act as a supplement to them. Flatapak's design decisions go to huge lengths to ensure they are a side-by-side system with default package managers e.g. the notion t
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by lobstrosity420 5y ago
In this scenario, what would be the point of deferring to the system libraries if you already shipped and made the user download the built in ones? As far as desktop integration goes, there is already a tool available that will setup the .d
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by lobstrosity420 5y ago
Unfortunately, Flatpaks are the new SystemD. As in, a solid technology which solves real world problems but will face immense resistance from a community filled with splinter groups that have their own pet technology on the same niche, and
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by lobstrosity420 5y ago
If you can transfer the entirety of your skills to a junior developer over a few weeks of mentoring you probably deserve to get fired.
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by lobstrosity420 5y ago
> We recognize that this will mean we need to plan for training and mentoring, promotions, and internal mobility as well, and we are here to support you in that. This makes me believe they are trying to do it right and not just cutting c
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by lobstrosity420 5y ago
Lunduke is part of the anti-systemd cult. It's important to understand this article is not about the trade-offs of different hiring strategies at all - it's a hit piece on Red Hat.
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by lobstrosity420 5y ago
Thank you! ESLint and Emmet are now as easy to setup as any other language server. Added just 8 days ago, certainly nice to use things which are actively developed and taken care of.
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by lobstrosity420 5y ago
I just spent a Saturday about two weeks ago porting my neovim config from vimscript to lua and from CoC to the native LSP client. As it stands right now, the trade offs are many: - there is no straight forward way to add ESLint, had to end
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by lobstrosity420 5y ago
https://www.google.com/search?q=a+google+search+doesnt%27t+p...
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by lobstrosity420 5y ago
The idea that the GNOME DE or GTK3/4 are resource intensive is a meme with little basis in reality.
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by lobstrosity420 5y ago
The people that characterize GNOME this way are desperate to identify themselves with a certain sub group of Linux users that prides themselves in doing things the hardest possible way (such as recompiling your terminal every time you want
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by lobstrosity420 5y ago
Here it is: https://github.com/pmndrs/gltfjsx

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