preommr

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by preommr 6y ago
Did... did you just gatekeep feeling nostalgic?
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by preommr 6y ago
Then let me add that this is a particularly bad case. I know there's a user called foone that has gotten posted to HN enough times that they explained why they use twitter to make posts instead of writing a blog (they have adhd, and th
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by preommr 6y ago
I made an honest effort to read that and I just couldn't. I actually can't imagine any kind of reading medium that's worse. There's chunks of text interlaced with a bunch of visual noise, random images, links to separate
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by preommr 6y ago
This is ironically good advice because its bad advice. These kind of general statements about how an mvp should take x weeks are pointless because each project is different. Which is an obvious statement. So is the suggestion that you shoul
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by preommr 6y ago
There's a pretty cool project by oskar stalberg that does something like that (arguably even better because the output is often very beautiful). https://twitter.com/OskSta/status/1266264444276858884
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by preommr 6y ago
TIL Jack Dorsey is on the board of directors at Disney. This on top of being the founder/ceo of both twitter and square. I wonder what his secret is.
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by preommr 6y ago
Doubt anyone would save much money on hand tools. Going all hand tools is more of a luxury - those hand planes and speciality saws are not cheap and an absolute nightmare to maintain. Any woodworker is going to need a collection of both. Th
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by preommr 6y ago
Well I doubt they actively try to make it worse. But I would believe it if because of the lack of incentive, they din't make active efforts to improve it.
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by preommr 6y ago
I fear that this would normalize the data collection process even more. We're like a metaphorical frog slowly being boiled alive.
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by preommr 6y ago
For the life of me, I can't understand why there is so much emphasis on the virtual-dom and dirty checking. DOM manipulation is expensive, so a check is made to see if it really needs to be done. If you're guaranteed to need an up
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by preommr 6y ago
Weird that you're getting downvoted. The difference between code and data is pretty big. One implies an expectation that the user is going to write some kind of algorithm whereas the other is basically a config file.
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by preommr 6y ago
> but a proper tool will do wonders to how much digging you can do. Then the question becomes "Is K8 more of a shovel or an excavator". I think its fair to say that its more the latter.
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by preommr 6y ago
Its funny that you mention that. I reread your comment, and for some reason this time it triggered my memory of lotus notes. I've heard of lotus notes in the same way as betamax and the avvro arrow - ancient tech that was ahead of its
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by preommr 6y ago
webgl and wasm? Edit: I presumed that the context of the discussion was apps in a general sense. Obviously not every application is going to be on the web and there are a lot of niche software that will never make the switch. I was thinking
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by preommr 6y ago
> As a side note — and I write this without bitterness — I do find it a bit strange that extremely well-resourced companies like Dropbox, GitHub, CircleCI, Trello, Airbnb (and many, many more) would write so many hundreds and hundreds o
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by preommr 6y ago
Maybe we could use a doctype that allows for plain websites (no js, no forms, no inputs) to be accessed without a warning from the browser when not using https.
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by preommr 6y ago
Its remarkable how many go projects are very simple and small. I don't think its worth going through other go projects to learn best practices because at that level, there's not enough complexity to learn anything that isn't
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by preommr 6y ago
Oh, c'mon, that's a bit of a stretch. I was around in 2014, when angular 1 was starting to be a big thing. If you look at reactjs on google trends, react gets its first bump in 2014-15, and then another one around 2017. VueJs gets
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by preommr 7y ago
Where are you getting this from? I tried looking it up, but it seems like Timothy Stokely had an entertainment company that was responsible for a bunch of cam sites before eventually making Onlyfans.
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by preommr 7y ago
It's not that bad... it's just scrollbars and mobile where things get messy.
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by preommr 7y ago
I am stunned by how many people actually like working with go. As a language, I've always thought it was horrible. But as an option for tasks like network programming, devops, setting up a web service, it's one of the best. So I u
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by preommr 7y ago
Not having enough support is the only reason he lost. The DNC didn't go in and tamper votes. I've seen many sanders supporters get upset over things that they perceive as unfair like how candidates dropped out to stop splitting th
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by preommr 7y ago
What does this even mean? I'd like to see an actual example of such a city for better context. What city do people think we can't build today better and faster? Who are the people that are poorer? Like the US is richer, but detroi
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by preommr 7y ago
At this point we may as well just start using numbers instead of letters.
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by preommr 7y ago
The ugly truth is that no one knows. People can point to algorithms, QE, things being priced in, speculation that everything will return to normal as quickly as it stopped. Or maybe it'll go the other way and something will trigger a c
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by preommr 7y ago
> Sorry, the title isn't clear. If only the there was more to the title - like a link to an article that answers your question in literally the first paragraph.
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by preommr 7y ago
If you google 'when to refactor rule', the first hit is "rule of three" followed by a bunch of other articles also calling it by this name. It's a fairly popular term/idea.
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by preommr 7y ago
My 2¢: 90% of the time config files are simple enough for something like json (+ comments) The other 10% of the time where you need some level of logic to modify some setting value, there's no substitute for something that people are a
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by preommr 7y ago
Hey Ivan, what's the deal with pixlr pro ( https://pixlr.com/pro/ ). It looks exactly like photopea - not just the same idea - but like someone copied and pasted the site.
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by preommr 7y ago
> decided to really stress-test Figma by working on the beach. "Alright guys, I think we should double check Figma on a poor connection" "Oh yea, that's smart. Chrome can easily let you simulate that using devtools.&q

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