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by napsterbr 5y ago
I use Clojurescript for the same reason. I will take any opportunity to stay away from the JS ecosystem.
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by napsterbr 5y ago
This just reminded me of the timeless, legendary https://wwwwwwwww.jodi.org/
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by napsterbr 5y ago
Non-native speaker as well. I recently noticed the "b" is supposed to be silent, but then every time I say "debt" without the "b", phonetically I'm saying the same as "that". They sound the same
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by napsterbr 5y ago
If it helps you stay motivated, I'd love to hear the results of your "experiment" :)
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by napsterbr 5y ago
As others have mentioned, this is highly personal. My own favorite stack is Elixir and/or full-stack Clojure.
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by napsterbr 5y ago
Thanks! It was quite sad to read the announcement that development had stopped. Phabricator provided me with one of the best development experiences I've ever had. I guess Github + Gitlab won, and it became insanely difficult for the s
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by napsterbr 5y ago
I thought Evan had stopped working on Phab. Does anyone know Phabricator's status? Is it still under active development?
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by napsterbr 5y ago
Same here. My sign-up experience was a nightmare and it took 3 weeks (to create an effing account). I was at a point where I just said "screw this, I don't care about the free trial, just give me an account where I'm supposed
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by napsterbr 5y ago
Pajamas.
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by napsterbr 5y ago
> has never rung true with me. Yeah, me neither. I'm seeing first-hand a "large" (but probably not Coinbase-large) webapp dying by 10 thousand cuts. The "you shouldn't care if it rerenders" components are, t
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by napsterbr 5y ago
> Was it done because of length constraints? Yep, most likely. The title has exactly 80 characters, which is the limit. "Years" was also abbreviated.
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by napsterbr 5y ago
This hack works on Android, too. At least I was able to do that with Audible.
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by napsterbr 5y ago
Me too. Looks like I got redirected two or three times there. Not sure if it's a bug or marketing crap.
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by napsterbr 5y ago
HN hug of death!
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by napsterbr 5y ago
I love the trip down memory lane in this thread. The game that I immediately remembered when seeing this was Gazillionaire Deluxe [0]. I still have a Win95 emulator somewhere just so I can play it every now and then :) [0] - https:/&#
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by napsterbr 5y ago
I have this weird feeling that I'm making the same mistake right now.
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by napsterbr 5y ago
Strong plus one. Not to mention that I often see highly experienced frontend devs writing components that re-render itself on every change, just because it's so easy to make the mistake of unnecessary re-rendering on modern React. Deve
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by napsterbr 5y ago
> The webdev ecosystem is so broken Allow me to correct this statement: The Javascript ecosystem is so broken. Working with Clojurescript and Elm is an experience that will make most developers fall in love with web development again.
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by napsterbr 5y ago
> I'm starting to consider ad blockers Go for it. You won't regret. Youtube is unusable without ad blocker (regardless if it's their premium offering or a browser extension).
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by napsterbr 5y ago
My trained hand hits the +10s button in a fraction of a second :) Usually when I'm watching "mainstream" content on Youtube I just skip the first one or two minutes entirely. There's always a lot of ceremony, "don&#
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by napsterbr 5y ago
I'm not well versed when it comes to poetry, but I happen to have read a lot of Pessoa's work (mostly Álvaro de Campos) and it is very touching. I'd go as far to say that it's worth learning Portuguese (a very hard langu
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by napsterbr 5y ago
I think I do understand. You see, Stallman would be downvoted to oblivion if he shared his thoughts here as well. At the end of the day, IMO what really matters is being true to what you believe, regardless of what others do. For instance,
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by napsterbr 5y ago
Feedback: I was one of the downvoters. I didn't downvote you because you were "criticizing" Google. I downvoted you because your points were non sensical, inflammatory and irrelevant to the discussion. I have no ties to Googl
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by napsterbr 5y ago
That's the key difference between self-hosted and SaaS. If you self-host, you are responsible for setting up the required infrastructure, taking care of updates, backups etc. If setting up a reverse proxy behind whatever monitoring you
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by napsterbr 5y ago
I always thought that for purely functional cookies (like storing theme preferences) the banner is uncalled for. Is there a place I can read more about? I guess this varies from jurisdiction to jurisdiction? This (cookie compliance) is a me
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by napsterbr 5y ago
I worked with Elm for 2 (or maybe 3?) years, and with Clojurescript for another 2. I recently had to decide on which of the two I would use on my next project, and it was definitely not an easy decision. Ultimately, I went with Clojurescrip
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by napsterbr 6y ago
I can see why that's a bad experience for you, but IMO Hetzner did the right thing here. What if I forget to pay my AWS bill for a week and, because of that, all my resources get deleted? IIRC AWS will inactivate your account after 3 m
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by napsterbr 6y ago
> I’m living in Germany, so the obvious choice was to spin up my instances in Vultr‘s* data center in Frankfurt, as ping is the lowest to that center for me. The author is probably aware of this, but just in case they aren't: Hetzne
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by napsterbr 6y ago
I currently use Typescript at my day job, and before that I used Elm. Based on my experience, no, it's definitely not the same boost. Elm felt more productive than Typescript, and Clojurescript felt more productive than Elm. And yes, w
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by napsterbr 6y ago
Very interesting take from re-frame's author regarding React Hooks (and why it ultimately doesn't matter that hook-based components are not very popular on CLJS): https://github.com/day8/re-frame/issues&#

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