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by pknopf 9y ago
Correct, but it is more verbose and ugly to not use JSX. I guess the argument is you shouldn't be compiling things on the clients browser.
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by pknopf 9y ago
No pre-deploy build chain is required. Even jsx can be compiled on the browser, seamlessly.
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by pknopf 9y ago
Archiso/etc are similar, but that lack some things. --- Layering ---- I can change my inherited build without rebuilding everything. For example: base > xorg-nvidia > plasma > homepc I can easily switch desktop environments by
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by pknopf 9y ago
I have used NixOS. It's fustrations led me to develop this. https://github.com/pauldotknopf/darch It is essentially Docker, but you can boot bare-metal with it. It even uses Docker under the hood. Every boot is a
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by pknopf 9y ago
I have used NixOS. It's fustrations led me to develop this. https://github.com/pauldotknopf/darch It is essentially Docker, but you can boot bare-metal with it. It even uses Docker under the hood. Every boot is a
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by pknopf 9y ago
Wyclef was another hilarious one.
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by pknopf 9y ago
Website isn't clear, is Windows supported?
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by pknopf 9y ago
Exactly. React would have been fine, but to say the big players jumping ship didn't matter is just wrong.
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by pknopf 9y ago
We get it, React would have been fine with out them. But it did matter. It set a strong precedent.
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An immutable, reproducible and inheritable Linux operating system(pknopf.com)
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by pknopf 9y ago
Fat has good support across all platforms.
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by pknopf 9y ago
Nobody is talking about him.
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by pknopf 9y ago
I am currently working on a .NET Core/Mono integration with QML. https://github.com/pauldotknopf/net-core-qml The idea is to only have bindings for QML engine and it's parts, with the ability to use .NET obje
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by pknopf 9y ago
Not at the moment, but I am looking to bridge that gap. https://github.com/pauldotknopf/net-core-qml The idea is to only have bindings for QML engine and it's parts, with the ability to use .NET objects (propertie
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by pknopf 9y ago
I am currently working on a .NET Core/Mono integration with QML. https://github.com/pauldotknopf/net-core-qml The idea is to only have bindings for QML engine and it's parts, with the ability to use .NET obje
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by pknopf 9y ago
What vendor would you recommend?
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by pknopf 9y ago
Does anybody have a good idea as to what Amazon intends to do with Whole Foods? Fresh food delivery? Reuse distribution chains?
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by pknopf 9y ago
Also, with Mobx, you get absolutely perfect rendering update performance. You literally can't do it any better, thanks to observables. You literally can't fuck up rendering performance, provided you don't have a single huge c
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by pknopf 9y ago
I love Mobx. Out of the box, you get absolutely perfect rendering update performance. You literally can't do it any better, thanks to observables.
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by pknopf 9y ago
You don't learn anything by studying other architectures?
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by pknopf 9y ago
Ya, the pattern is fine. As long as you... 1. Don't break back button. 2. Provide an overview so user can jump around. 3. Give a progress bar.
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by pknopf 9y ago
I guess it doesn't make sense in all cases, but in general, it seems like a good approach.
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by pknopf 9y ago
I feel like this comment belongs in a YouTube chat...
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by pknopf 9y ago
What about support for Linux? I imagine it would be an easy move. At least easier than Win32 to Mac.
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by pknopf 10y ago
Any kind of one-time pricing would be great. Ideally, with a perpetual license with 1-year of free upgrades.
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by pknopf 11y ago
I'm working on a site: https://skimur.com I plan on making like Twitter, but "followers" "vote" for "tweets" so that the collective community sees the best content. Reddit isn't really mea
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by pknopf 11y ago
How do you avoid your ISP from punishing you for using torrents? Do you use private trackers?
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by pknopf 11y ago
vscode is intended to be a compiler/debugger/etc. It can already debug node/mono apps. Checkout dnx, .NET Core, and Roslyn. Soon, Visual Studio will not be needed for pure c# applications, except traditional MSBuild/cspr