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I guess the title is confusing to non-native speakers, especially the part after the comma.
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I last used RN half a decade ago, but from what I see around me - our frontend developer, who is proficient in React, actually chose to use Flutter for our iOS and Android mobile apps — and he’s quite satisfied with it.
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> in today's social and economic environment. True. I don’t think it was ever successful, because it requires a strong ideological point of view from the people who are supposed to support this idea. With so much distraction in the
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> the entire world is tired of him and his constant begging and rhetoric It's like hearing my mom who constantly quotes crap from Facebook. Please get serious and never forget that children and women are dying from Russian bombs an
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That makes sense, but still - there is nothing OS-specific here, like system lib or even a database, it's just the JRE version that you needed to package into the container, or am I missing something?
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You forgot to mention XSLT, which is just such a ridiculously powerful tool when you got XML data. It allows one to transform XML into XHTML or even other formats. Edit: Browsers also support this automatically, so you open an XML document
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To those who may not know, Grumpy Gamer is a blog by Ron Gilbert, the creator of iconic game titles such as Maniac Mansion and Monkey Island. A true legend.
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> Who really cares about density? Everyone. If you don’t, then you need to scale. Case in point with renewables. It’s also not cherry-picking, but a well-known fact in physics. Do yourself a favor and look at the source link I posted abo
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China also has 58 nuclear reactors and are currently building 30 more. [0] They are doing everything right to get rid of coal and also become energy independent. 0 - https://www.world-nuclear-news.org/articles/ten-new-r
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Germany and Belgium’s net electricity imports from France for 2024 are 27 TWh, which dwarf anything imported from Germany to France. [0] If anything, this only showed that renewables and nuclear actually work very well together and relying
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Well, I like the guy but compare the electricity prices in Germany to other European states, and also to China and the US. It’s about $0.15 kWh in the US vs $0.40 kWh in Germany. I personally think this is absolutely insane, but I don’t bla
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> The only good reason to go nuclear these days is if you want the bomb, like Iran. I‘m sorry but this is just absolute nonsense. Nuclear energy is the most dense energy type humanity ever produced. To put it in one line with coal and oi
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Not sure what you mean with „loaded“, but last time I checked any criticism to the CCP is censored by R1. This is funny but not unexpected.
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> Zero-allocations with minimal state
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I missed that part in the article, but yeah - self-host or nothing. We are self-hosting as well, although our group is not a large one.
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> On iOS, Gmail doesn’t let you view full headers, so I had no way to double-check in the moment. Apple's Mail.app also doesn't allow this and it's driving me nuts.
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I'm doing that in 2 weeks. The next major version of our product will require 25. edit: I wrote "require" when I meant "ship with". We ship a Temurin JRE together with our product, so it's being updated with ea
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> seduced by the promises of a language simple to learn, build, and deploy That's actually quite correct and I'm saying this as someone that does Java on daily basis. Go is in fact superior in terms of deployment. I would rathe
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Weren't there discussions to start buying LNG from Canada as well? In fact even Carney spoke about that if I remember correctly.
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I’ve done a couple of side gigs doing exactly that. I’m not really proficient in React, but I still had to do web development. For one project I used jQuery, and for the latest one I tried htmx — but it wasn’t quite enough, so I had to mix
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It looks rather complete, but indeed - the project has 3 commits for the past 3 years.
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On a sidetrack, I was looking at the email address in the footer and wondered how cool it would have looked if geohot actually had a Hotmail address.
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The ancient history of this region is fascinating, and the politics of that time were not so different from today. I highly recommend the “Fall of Civilizations Podcast”, episode 8. High quality work. https://fallofcivilizationsp
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I’ve been out of the loop with npm for a while, but are there still no package namespaces?
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> For me I have been waiting for them for 20 years, as the blocking IO made MMO development impossible. I'm not into this area of work, but wouldn’t Netty have been helpful even before VTs became available?
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JEP 456: It’s crazy how glad I am to finally get rid of all those “ignored” vars in my code. > try (var ignored = CloseableThreadContext.put(…)) { to > try (var _ = CloseableThreadContext.put(…)) {
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Same here, plus sealed classes - a very powerful feature. What I actually haven’t used up to this point are VTs. I got a service that implements a job queue and it currently works flawlessly with scheduled executor pool. I’m reluctant to go
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AFAIR, it was the "Grid Pro" and "Dashboard" features that were needed, but they were out of budget for our infant phase of the product and we went with React. It was a long time ago anyway, I last worked with Vaadin 7.
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After several years of using Kotlin, I've learned that while it's easy and often a pleasure to write, it can be a nightmare to read and I spend far more time reading code than writing it. I like the language and still use it, but
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I don't know. I still find Vaadin's pricing way over what I could spend on a startup project. But it could just be me. edit: People also forget that Eclipse RAP still exists and although it's probably not that "modern&qu

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