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by muspimerol 4y ago
I wonder if this is just an inevitable outcome of the majority of society being online. The beginnings of the internet are rooted in academia and hobbyists. Early adopters were experts in their respective fields with analytical minds. Now t
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by muspimerol 4y ago
A workaround does not necessitate tech debt. "Workaround" is a conflated term - it basically implies something works differently than one might expect, which is subjective. Anyway, what is the alternative? Saying "that's
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by muspimerol 4y ago
If you work with JSX daily, which 99% of React developers do, this is not hard to grok. It's a very typical functional composition pattern in React. Since this framework is targeted at those who want to use React, and presumably alread
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by muspimerol 5y ago
It's not sufficient in many cases, especially when scheduling things that you expect to happen at a specific local time. https://codeblog.jonskeet.uk/2019/03/27/storing-utc-is-not-a...
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by muspimerol 5y ago
What you're overlooking is that CSS has to be backwards compatible to as great an extent as possible. It's not an option to abandon existing paradigms and what you perceive as "pointless complexity", because it would bre
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by muspimerol 5y ago
All of your questions have to do with copyright, which has little to do with the format of the thing you're purchasing (an mp3).
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by muspimerol 5y ago
This doesn't always give you the full size image. Often you have to visit the page, then search to find the image, then get the source.
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by muspimerol 5y ago
> Again, the US has never had anything remotely as horrible as the French Revolution or Nazi Germany. That’s likely a consequence of a constitutional government with limited powers. Uhhh... slavery? American Indian genocide? The Civil Wa
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by muspimerol 5y ago
Why would you want React interop for the styling? What would that even mean? Struggling to understand the use case here.
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by muspimerol 6y ago
Well, to be fair, the article is about "Mistakes I've made", not "Hard things I've had to do".
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by muspimerol 6y ago
No, not really. It comes down to how you define "safe haven" - if violent groups are actively moderated and banned, then I don't think it can be called a safe haven. How does the rest of the internet equate to Parler in this
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by muspimerol 6y ago
There's no hyperbole in the comment. It can still be a safe haven for extremists even if most of the users are not.
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by muspimerol 6y ago
Yes it is...? Google Fonts is the service, not the fonts themselves. Check the "About" and "License" tab of any font on Google Fonts, they're not created by Google.
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by muspimerol 6y ago
I definitely understand the desire to avoid a build-time tool. Especially Gatsby is way harder than it should be to get up and running. But for me, portability and data integrity trumps ease-of-publishing. If you want to move your blog to a
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by muspimerol 6y ago
For ease of maintenance and portability I think markdown is really the king of formats for blog content. Are you writing the posts in HTML? Why are you intermittently using <span> for paragraphs and to wrap other elements?
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by muspimerol 6y ago
All you have to do is look, they list the shared runner specs: https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/gitlab_com/index.html#shared...
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by muspimerol 6y ago
I've heard that w3schools has gotten better. MDN is certainly currently the gold standard in my opinion. But since Mozilla laid off the team maintaining it, not so sure how long that will be the case... https://mspoweruser.c
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by muspimerol 6y ago
Uh, "git push"? With netlify or vercel you're up and running in about 60 seconds. I don't see how you get from your code editor to production without a few commands in between.