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5y ago
If you're in, say, Japan, where most people know a bit of English, it's important to be able to break yours so they understand you better. Even more so, being able to speak broken Japan-flavored English would be perfect if your go
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5y ago
Well, Parcel touts minification, removing unused code, transpiling, and other goodies. If it worked, it really would have been perfect, I could have set it up in minutes. The half-hour I mentioned for Gulp was only enough to make me realize
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5y ago
I also tried that, but didn't find any pre-made gulpfiles for it and after half an hour of trying to make one I decided it wasn't worth the effort, but it's definitely still a great tool.
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5y ago
Yeah, I love next.js. I'm much more willing to go that route than fight Webpack.
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5y ago
Hah, I literally spent a day trying to use parcel to optimize a good old fashioned HTML+CSS+JS static site that's not an SPA. Webpack would be a pain to set up and all other bundlers were lacking for such an use case. Parcel 1 worked g
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5y ago
I love that they didn't kill the previous logo. Just cleaned it up a bit, but it's still the same as it's quite recognizable. Font is a mess, but they'll likely change it soon as nearly no one likes it.
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5y ago
How about putting a Chrome icon next to 'burrito.catering' as if it were a social network? The implications are awful but the results might be effective
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5y ago
It's insane how tightly coupled such crucial apps are to the OS. The first time I tried to make an iOS app and learned that you needed to download all of XCode and its updates (tons and tons of GB!) just to use some console commands an
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5y ago
Sadly, every time I try to get technical with these when I'm trying to Google with precision, after two or three searches I start getting blocked by really hard Captchas, and messages saying I might be either a bot or a hacker. It'
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5y ago
I replied a wall of text in a sibling (cousin?) post, but here's a video of what the feature I meant. I'm not sure what the most accurate name for it would be, I've always seen it called text reflow. https://www.yo
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5y ago
When looking at a desktop sized web page such as old Reddit, most likely an entry's title won't fit horizontally on the screen. What some browsers do (and I really dislike) is that they somehow guess what's important on the p
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5y ago
Something barely related that drives me nuts, is that if reflow is something so important (it is), then why is Opera the only Android browser which implements text reflow? ! It should be a top concern for browser and page devs IMO.
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6y ago
The ability to criticize the ruling party without the government locking you up or giving you exorbitant fines in response is a must for me.
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Discord will block NSFW servers on iOS
(theverge.com)
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6y ago
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6y ago
So it's not just a scam, it's a scam pretending to be a medical app? The walled garden method has been proven a failure and needs to go urgently.
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6y ago
Here's the article http://blogs.tedneward.com/post/the-vietnam-of-computer-scie... Edit: huh, seems to have got truncated over the years. Here's an archive link https://web.archive.org/web
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6y ago
The president of Argentina has just been diagnosed with Covid, with mild symptoms, after being vaccinated with both doses of Sputnik for over a month or two.
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6y ago
This reads like an Asimov story! He really did have some very well informed predictions that seem accurate even nowadays.
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6y ago
I used to go to casinos with the idea of spending some money to have a good time interacting with pretty machines, lights, other people -- breaking even would be a win because of the fun times. It took me an embarrassingly long time to real
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6y ago
I'm not an expert on JS engine internals, but every time I used Hermes on a reasonably large React Native app, on Android performance absolutely tanked. It's been like that for over a year, and I just ended up disabling it, or ena
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6y ago
Why did they even hire such a controversial person in the first place? It's baffling how they're doubling down on defending her after her previous actions. I wonder if this'll all cool down in a couple of days with everyone f
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6y ago
I suggest we don't need a 'better' Heroku, but rather a 'cheaper' Heroku, with the exact same UX as Heroku. That would be a worthy goal to aim towards.
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6y ago
Why would I start a campaign where people could de-fund me instead of one where they can't?
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This is a controversial opinion, but I believe someone who turns any space he's in into an unsafe place for women should not be leading the FSF. No matter who or their accomplishments. I never saw him being kicked out as unfounded, the
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I'm willing to go as far as to say it's The one feature that's singlehandedly holding back PWAs entirely. Most apps that you use every day needs notifications for one reason another, mainly communication apps, and if you coul
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Even Telegram is suffering from a slightly degraded service, likely from the load of everyone jumping to it at once as a backup IM.
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GitHub Has a Permission Problem
(games.greggman.com)
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It's hard for the general public to grasp the difference between a photoshopped image and one generated with ML processes, so I expect both will be called "deep fakes" by the media for the foreseeable future.
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In a moment of levity, check out Dogen's dramatization of having a child in Japan as a westerner. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Rl5WSGs5bGs
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Maybe a lack of signal? I would certainly buy a more expensive product that's certified not to be made in genocidal or slave-labor countries. I've seen lists of 'blood-free' chocolate brands online before and they certai
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