loxs

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by loxs 4y ago
Yeah, I agree, but I suspect that React is still the "right" tool for 80% of the software out there (having all of these things in mind). Though I should give Svelte another go soon maybe :)
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by loxs 4y ago
Svelte is nice, although a lot less ergonomic than React as it is not "native JS" which creates the need for "two domains" of programming - one, the Svelte domain (which is later compiled) and one JS domain which is call
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by loxs 4y ago
As someone who writes exclusively Rust on the backend and React on the frontend... To me React is a "language", not the technique of the "tree-diffing". And I think it's the best one there is for expressing an UI.
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by loxs 4y ago
I tried doing this a bunch of times and most of them ended up requiring a migration, most often to postgresql. I can only remember one such case that still uses sqlite for a web service. It always goes like this: 1. I start a new "lean
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by loxs 5y ago
Yeah, but I don't get the concept at all... why use this kind of vehicle, why develop it at all? What is the benefit of having the crew so exposed and how is it a good idea at all?
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by loxs 5y ago
The most bizarre thing in the article for me (as a total layman) is that linked Jackal vehicle[1]... It's an armored vehicle which does not protect the... crew??? Why is it armored at all? Why are they not just using a Toyota Hilux ins
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by loxs 5y ago
This battery is not small at all, I was astonished how big it is in my B&O headset. Here is a short video showcasing it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xeKc4GZwcIo
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by loxs 5y ago
Is there a list of ethical software somewhere? It does not need to be free in any sense, just not implement the described asshole practices.
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by loxs 5y ago
So we are nowhere near that bubble, as current USD supply is several times larger, compared to then
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by loxs 5y ago
1. Lose weight and get fit, everything else depends on this. 2. Start doing social things that require fitness. Hiking is a good one, join a club. If you don't have a partner, this will help you with finding one. 3. If that's your
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by loxs 5y ago
1. If you don't do any sports, you need 50 grams of protein daily (roughly, you can adjust somewhat if you are taller/shorter). If you do some sports, 100 to 200 grams of protein daily. Those are numbers from scientific papers, do
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by loxs 5y ago
How easy/practical is it to ship a WASM binary to run on all major platforms?
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by loxs 5y ago
Yeah, it's much better when one party pretends to be 2 parties and practically nothing changes regardless if you choose one or the other. I am sure people in the US choose who rules - that's a REAL democracy.
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by loxs 5y ago
Depending on how low you put your bar for what passes for "democracy", I would very much disagree. Countries like Nazi Germany, USSR, North Korea etc all had/have elections. Of course, you can argue that this does not qualify
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by loxs 5y ago
There is nothing out of line here. Democracy is not "morality" - it's purely a means by which the majority enforces its decisions onto the minority. In fact democracy is one of the "best" ways for achieving "gr
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by loxs 5y ago
What technologies do you use?
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by loxs 5y ago
Wow, finding the github link was so hard
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by loxs 5y ago
Yup, expect this propaganda for some time now :)
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by loxs 5y ago
Less companies will be formed there if they don't have a tax advantage.
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by loxs 5y ago
Most of these are poorer than G7 (and especially the US who is the main beneficiary), so my statement is 100% correct. I didn't say that all poorer countries will get poorer by this specific action. There are many other actions to ma
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by loxs 5y ago
Such a huge win, now poorer countries will get even poorer.
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by loxs 5y ago
Also being able to procreate and reliably raise children (also with physical help from servants) is probably a bigger wealth enhancer, especially over generations. In our modern world, being poor means you are going to either not procreate
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by loxs 5y ago
Uh, I would never say "edge", as for me the edge is the absolute end where it would fall off (also not a native speaker). Periphery is very natural and "the side" is probably how I would say this (as I realise that perip
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by loxs 5y ago
Someone please tell me what's the correct way of saying this
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by loxs 5y ago
We are wondering the same, especially during the pandemic
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by loxs 5y ago
Yeah, and also COVID didn’t help either. We would definitely hire hourly babysitters, daycare etc, but with COVID it’s not that straightforward. Probably we will try something like that from now on, after we got our vaccines
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by loxs 5y ago
For us it’s me “mostly” working - supporting our existing clients, taking care of investments (sometimes trading a bit), shopping, cooking (taking turns in this one). She is mostly with the kid and when he is sleeping, she does cleaning an
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by loxs 5y ago
I didn’t say it’s impossible. We can optimize our time better, we can hire a nanny, she can stop breastfeeding at several months of age etc. But do we want to? It’s a personal/family decision and it’s definitely based on circumstance
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by loxs 5y ago
I think they are quite incompatible. Me and my wife have a 1y4m old and we mostly don't do anything else nowadays. Other than that we have (had?) a startup that is now mostly on hold, except for some hacking that we do now and then wh
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by loxs 6y ago
That's true about all freedom (not only software). That's why we need to be able to hack/boot other OS on our hardware and that's why we need to be allowed to have guns.

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