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Cool, so can the author build a browser - all the requirements are in the w3c specs, or just look at Firefox/chrome so it should be no problem. Oh, and and build it for <100k, that's another requirement. In 6 months, that'
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People can walk up to any car and cut the brakes or tamper with it in a way to cause an accident. There's always going to be a way for malicious people to do harm. The tradeoffs from having better technology and sdc far outweigh these
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short answer: 100% yes long answer: maybe not if you're just testing an idea out or if it's a special case like you're making a .io game. Even if your target audience is tech savvy, there's always that business person or
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Oh God, this is going to be like DevOps all over again isn't it? Where there's people constantly gluing together things from different companies. I foresee layers and layers of abstraction dependent not on technology spec but on s
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> But if you were here in the 2000, that's exactly what happened. That was 23 years ago. It's an entire generation. A baby born after that point could now be working as a fully fledged adult. > I've yet to met anybody w
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Sort of - the person uploading to adobe stock can upload copyrighted material. Adobe will handle copyright claims and be liable up to 10k worth of damages.
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Canadian immigration is way easier and many people use it as a stepping stone. There are even companies that hire people and park them in Canada because it's easier and sometimes cheaper.
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You don't understand. There's layers of rot that have created an untenable situation. The past few years Canada has become all about taking shortcuts and juicing numbers as much as possible. Bad decisions and incompetence create a
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> Canada housing situation is also not that great and with no signs of improving. Real estate musical chairs is pretty much a central pillar of the Canadian economy. Like 1/5 people live in the GTA, and 1/59 workers in Toronto
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> Opossums eat ticks like mad They do not eat lots of ticks - but will eat them if they have to. I'v heard chickens are quite effective though.
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JSX - stands for Javascript XML. React components can be referenced as custom tags in a markup that's an extension of html - pretty much xml.
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It's easy to just mark XML off as one of the many fads in tech given how many there are. But I think it's much more worthwile to dive into the particulars of why it failed. While they're all fads, some of them share commonali
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I answered yes to one and also got 11%
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Fingers crossed this deal goes through - and I am pretty confident it will. I am building a design tool and I think my chances at success increase with Figma decaying at Adobe.
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If you squint almost of all software looks like MVC because it's essentially just, input(data)/processing(controller)/output(view).
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Apparently something got messed up with their cloudflare setup and the person with access is at a wedding or something. https://twitter.com/fastifyjs/status/1670145210347577344?cxt...
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People are confused about tipflation because they don't want to acknowledge how messed up the tipping system in North America is. With more places asking for tips I often see "I only tip if I am sitting down". Why? Because it
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Reddit makes like half a billion, it's plenty profitable for what it is. The problem is that management is trying to make it into something that it's not in an effort to make even more money when the site just isn't geared fo
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I am going to need a lot more information than what's on that site to trust this in any capactiy. ChatGPT actually does a really great job of dealing with legal/business matters. It's really helpful to spend a little bit of t
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I really dislike pulumi's pricing structure. I absolutely hate the idea of paying credits for each resource that I create - it creates resistance to experiment and just create a bunch of resources that don't cost anything on the c
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> Don't use custom CSS scrollbars Alright, I guess I'll go back to using js scrollbars instead /s I hate articles like this because they present highly opinionated solutions as something definite even though it has a narro
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I really struggle to understand how ads are still as big as they are. With the number of bots, adblockers, and straight up lies about the age of users, how are people not realizing that ads are not what they were when google/facebook w
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> Then why make a fancy landing page instead of just linking to the paper? Because it's worked for the longest time. Even a year ago, Google was percieved as being so far ahead. These little papers with their landing pages were like
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> should learn 2 or 3 programming languages from the get go. So... Java/C#/Kotlin?
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> Twitter literally invented microservices because of this. Service-oriented architecture: Am I just a joke to you?
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> It should be required reading for anyone interested in how people (and states) respond to the outbreak of an epidemic (which today, includes everyone). It should not. I think a more modern writer would do a much better job of capturin
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1) React has no state management - approach it not from what it should be, but what it is - a tree of components that just render their props and where each component has some internal state. 2) Components have behavior. In Class based comp
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Branching projects and diversity is always good. But the reasons for this one are laughable. Formalising a trademark policy and a guy getting demoted to regular speaker insetad of keynote speaker? Seriously? People are screaming fascism ove
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Not surprising, the issue of extra charges for credit cards has been a recent issue in Canada. I know the whole world is struggling with inflation and rising costs, but it feels like Canada is getting particularly screwed. Our housing price
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> Netflix is very unique in that they put significantly more stock (and subsequently, capex) in making data driven content decisions than other studios do. > I don't know how the gamble will play out, but if it works well for the

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