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by mmcnl 4y ago
What is the point? Optimizing for lines of code is a wasteful target. I thought we all knew that by now? Great that you can demonstrate that you can do something without React where others are using React, but that's not the point at a
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by mmcnl 4y ago
Most of the web is content, but websites rarely are SPAs. If you only consume content you would hardly know about the concept of SPAs. I think it's weird to compare websites with web apps. Instead web apps should be compared to desktop
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by mmcnl 4y ago
I'd say there's is not a clear definition, but I think: low interaction intensity / no personalized experience = website, high interaction intensity / personalized experience = application. Wikipedia and blogs are mostly
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by mmcnl 4y ago
This looks almost exactly like the ProBook 440/640/645 G8. It looks like an old design with new hardware, rebranded for developers. Curious to see what the build looks like.
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by mmcnl 4y ago
This analogy only supports Apple's method? Car shops have a lift for easy access to the car and machines for balancing your tires. Very expensive equipment that almost no one has, which also goes for the tools for replacing an iPhone b
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by mmcnl 4y ago
It's not complicated. - Go to an Apple Store and have them replace it for you. - Go to a third party repair store at your own risk - Do it yourself in the official Apple recommended way I'm not sure what people want. It used to be
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by mmcnl 4y ago
Sure, but their opinion isn't more valuable just because they happen to be engineers as well.
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by mmcnl 4y ago
Engineers are not UX designers, so their opinion on UX has little value imo.
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by mmcnl 4y ago
Rendering server-side HTML is fine, as long as your application is stateless. Then it's really easy. However, when your application becomes more interactive and thus state-driven, is it really easier to it server-side? Remember, the pr
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by mmcnl 4y ago
Here's an even more radical thought. Hear me out: different people have different preferences. Forcing either way-of-working will be received with discontent by people who have different preferences.
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by mmcnl 4y ago
You have to manage state within the rules of the framework, that's true. But the hard part of programming usually isn't syntax. Who cares if it's a different language/paradigm? It's a simple language and I only have
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by mmcnl 4y ago
I totally didn't get that all. But could be me.
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by mmcnl 4y ago
How many people who are critical of the current state of JS actually use it on a daily basis? Modern frameworks like React and Vue don't exist to fill in the gap left by native JS, they exist so that you write your application in a dec
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by mmcnl 4y ago
Number 1 is valid. But becoming less relevant as you mentioned. Number 3 also valid. Number 2 I really doubt this. Having more flexible API contracts (GraphQL) usually only makes dependencies worse, not less. Sure you can write any query yo
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by mmcnl 4y ago
I tend to be highly critical of the costs of interfaces that bring nested data structures into the equation, especially on the input layer. The moment you bring nesting into the equation, things become exponentially more complex. There&#x27
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by mmcnl 4y ago
It doesn't necessarily have to be world-changing. Just something that you value and causes a glimpse in customers' eyes because now they have the tools they didn't have before can be enough.
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by mmcnl 4y ago
There's no need for highly opinionated discussions. Differences in opinion should be a trigger to find a common understanding, it shouldn't result in defensive behavior. Everyone's just a person trying to help.
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by mmcnl 4y ago
Vue supports JSX as well, and has been doing so for years.
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by mmcnl 4y ago
I'm very critical of that as well. Stop wasting whitespace, and stop using miniscule fonts.
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by mmcnl 4y ago
Everything in Docker ofcourse: - Caddy, very easy reverse proxy - Authelia, single-sign on for all my services (I prefer that to VPN) - PiHole, for blocking ads - Nextcloud, private Dropbox - Gitea, private Git - InfluxDB + Chronograf, for
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by mmcnl 4y ago
What a hostile reply to someone who merely stated to be thankful to work in the same city as their colleagues. If anything to me it feels like you are normalizing your personal experience and implicitly trying to force others to comply to y
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by mmcnl 5y ago
I don't think so. Angular and React are made by Google and Facebook. The Bootstrap CSS framework originated at Twitter. Chrome/WebKit were developed by Google and Apple. The V8 engine inspired NodeJS. Also there was this weird tim
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by mmcnl 5y ago
I would suggest to get a smart electricity meter so you can see "live" power usage. I'm not familiar with resistive heaters, but it appears they are purely electrical, which means they are only 100% efficient. Heat pumps (you
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by mmcnl 5y ago
100% efficiency is rather low for heating. Heat pumps easily give you 400%. Efficiency in this case calculated as: generated energy (in heat) / electrical energy. Efficiency goes beyond 100% because heat is extracted from air or water.
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by mmcnl 5y ago
That's still insane. I have a Hue bridge and server at home that together draw less than 50W. Network equipment is also in the range of max 10W per device.
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by mmcnl 5y ago
How is that possible? Electrical heating / AC?
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by mmcnl 5y ago
Frameworks like React and Vue allow me to define the UI as a function of state in a declarative way. The language happens to be JS. Please tell me how this can be done in vanilla JS without writing my own framework. I don't think it&#x
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by mmcnl 5y ago
Why not?
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by mmcnl 5y ago
Not terrible, but still not as good and easy as npm. For example, you can't make a distinction between runtime and development dependencies, and it doesn't solve circular dependencies. Luckily there is Poetry which exactly does th
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by mmcnl 5y ago
Declarative dependency management. Every Node project has a package.json file, which is the first thing that I look at. It gives you so much information at a glance, and it allows for reproducible builds with just one command. With pip you

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