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by martpie 5y ago
It is explained in the second sentence: > updates, telemetry, certificate management, crash reporting and other similar functionality We can discuss about the importance of telemetry, but the others seem quite important to me. The key is
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I bought this PR a birthday cake for its third birthday(twitter.com)
3 points by martpie 5y ago|1 comments
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by martpie 5y ago
While I understand the concern, I'm not really sure I buy the argument "JS makes accessibility bad". It is for sure easier to do things wrong, but if you check at most of the major libraries for front-end (drag-and-drop, rout
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by martpie 5y ago
That's true if you create your own bundle yourself. Famous frameworks like Next.js or Nuxt make much smarter bundles, with common dependencies grouped together, and bundling the rest by page/view, then loading each bundle when nee
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by martpie 5y ago
microSD none, but SDCard readers (the one here) are extremely useful to photographers.
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by martpie 5y ago
I was talking about the M1 package. The 13' MacBook Pro can get crazy loud as well. But yeah, the XPS 15 is an excellent alternative to the MacBook Pro 16!
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by martpie 5y ago
Can you put all that in a 13.3 inches chassis, make barely no noise when compiling hundred of thousand LoCs and reach 20 hours battery life on standard use? Let's compare apples to apples.
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by martpie 5y ago
In terms of reduced friction, I'm a big fan of the swiss transport system: you can hop in any bus or train without validating your ticket anywhere, and you get controlled from time to time. And the fine are big. So you get: - not much
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by martpie 5y ago
Where to start? A wild guess: - A/B testing capabilities - Different features per country/region - Different payment methods per country - ... I mean it's like e-commerce, when you stay in a single country, things are easy. W
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UK and Norway fail to reach fishing deal(bbc.com)
51 points by martpie 5y ago|97 comments
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by martpie 5y ago
Counter-opinion here: I am the maintainer of one of the most popular plugin for Next.js, and I am cruelly lacking data about how the users of my plugin use it, that would allow me to choose better defaults for it. I don't have access t
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by martpie 6y ago
See Svelte as a JavaScript library like React or Angular, which allows you to develop web applications easily. Now, SvelteKit is bringing the library to the _framework_ level (big big emphasis on "framework", we all have different
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by martpie 6y ago
The usual non-productive rant. What prevents you to do it better then? What prevent you from forking it? Sharing improvement ideas? Contributing to the project? "It sucks" doesn't help anyone understand your frustrations and
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Reflections for 2020-2021(blog.vuejs.org)
2 points by martpie 6y ago|1 comments
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by martpie 6y ago
500-600mb sounds like you are shipping dev dependencies in your images. You should use npm/yarn's production flags when installing your dependencies for your images, so you only ship runtime dependencies. Your images will shrink t
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by martpie 6y ago
Async operations have never been to speed things up, but to prevent synchronous operations from blocking threads. This should have no (big) performance impact, but these will most probably allow better concurrency, which can be quite critic
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Decarbonize Europe Manifesto(decarbonizeurope.org)
4 points by martpie 6y ago|0 comments
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The New Slack Experience(slack.com)
2 points by martpie 7y ago|0 comments
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Good Team Communication(adamsilver.io)
2 points by martpie 7y ago|0 comments
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by martpie 7y ago
You can see their emails at the bottom: those are universities/research institutes domains. You can be sure _they_ did not actually spend that themselves.
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Undocumented Admin: let white hat hackers patch your vulnerable systems(undocumentedadm.in)
3 points by martpie 7y ago|0 comments
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UseTheKeyboard: A Collection of Keyboard Shortcuts(usethekeyboard.com)
1 points by martpie 7y ago|0 comments
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by martpie 7y ago
my point is complaining about JS does not prevent people to build amazing things with it. When products are great, you do not care about the underlying technologies.
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by martpie 7y ago
Rambling, rambling, rambling. There are so many wrong things in this post that I don't know where to start, from the design controversy to packages syntax without talking about the package manager. But other comments will debunk them b
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by martpie 7y ago
Famous one: > There are two kind of languages: the ones everybody hates, and the ones nobody uses.
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Amazon says French clients to bear cost of new French digital tax(businesstimes.com.sg)
2 points by martpie 7y ago|0 comments
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by martpie 7y ago
There are two kind of languages: the ones everybody hate, and the ones nobody use. Maybe elevate the debate?
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Vue's Darkest Day(dev.to)
10 points by martpie 7y ago|0 comments
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EU plan for driverless cars to connect by WiFi hits block(ft.com)
1 points by martpie 7y ago|0 comments
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by martpie 7y ago
> A new wall doesn’t contain [traces of its original craftmanship] I will add one quick thing: if that's true the initial wall is lost (obviously), old craftmanship is not lost. There is an organisation in France called "Les Co

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