mosdl

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by mosdl 5y ago
Have you gotten it graded yet?
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by mosdl 5y ago
I always distinguish engineer vs developer in front end dev by asking if you understand how the frontend works (dom, js, css, etc) vs being able to build frontends using an existing framework. For example, I once interviewed a FE person wit
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by mosdl 5y ago
Wasn't VRML support in browsers usually plugins and not native?
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by mosdl 5y ago
That already existed before, we called them customer lists or mailing lists.
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by mosdl 5y ago
You still need internet and some device to use crypto. Many don't have that.
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by mosdl 5y ago
You can enable the old navigation model in accessibility settings.
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by mosdl 5y ago
I can already use the us dollar easily online.
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by mosdl 5y ago
And some marketing.
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by mosdl 5y ago
I really hated it when pet.com stole all my pet food I ordered..oh wait!
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by mosdl 5y ago
I admit, lax was the wrong term to use. Can't think of a term that means less aggressive trying to hide them.
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by mosdl 5y ago
Austin already has plenty of homeless people, and the #s are quite comparable to san jose for example - they are just more visible in the bay area due to lax rules for them (plus weather).
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by mosdl 5y ago
I assume the table only renders what is visible, doesn't render everything.
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by mosdl 5y ago
You listed centralized services, so even with nfts they still can be made useless or revoked/etc.
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by mosdl 5y ago
Hates on Electron and bloat, but is fine using vdom which also adds memory bloat? Seems like a wierd combo.
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by mosdl 5y ago
Yeah SF is very messy configuration wise and is more "european" in that way.
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by mosdl 5y ago
props propagation was indeed horrible, but you can use context to avoid that (or use other stores).
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by mosdl 5y ago
FxN was quite funny, must be a really bad framework that grows like that.
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by mosdl 5y ago
They are at the heart because it allows people to write code faster while being OK with the perf/mem hit. But in the end its always less efficient which is why you have to hand wave it away.
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by mosdl 5y ago
You do know the vdom eventually has to change the DOM right? In the end the vdom always will have to do more work than regular dom manipulations.
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by mosdl 5y ago
Reminds a lot of some of the eastern European states prior to the USSR collapse, but seemingly much worse. Also the power outages mentioned - they should prove that crypto won't help...
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by mosdl 5y ago
You can fake things in most UI systems, nothing new here.
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by mosdl 5y ago
DPI can detect TOR for example. In the end your are still running on a centrally run network.
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by mosdl 5y ago
Its a major problem to all the hype around crypto - it relies on a centralized internet infrastructure.
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by mosdl 5y ago
What stops the authority from blocking internet access they can't spy on..
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by mosdl 5y ago
Or it's so bad everyone agrees.
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by mosdl 5y ago
Another reason is that a lot of companies use Java 8 internally and it makes it easier to use your software if you support 8.
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by mosdl 6y ago
Add a prefix to the if then.
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by mosdl 6y ago
Given how often I see a "better redux" being written and stuff like redux toolkit, maybe its time to admit that the redux design is just bad?
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by mosdl 6y ago
Intercom made its valuation because they are used to track engagement/etc, the chat widget is just the trojan horse.
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by mosdl 6y ago
Stanford (like many others) has continuing education classes as well.

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