preommr

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by preommr 7y ago
At first I was on kind of on your side against the other comments telling you to delete your other comment. I think its important to set the record straight if you can as early as possible. A small retraction/correction isn't guar
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by preommr 7y ago
":=" is a fairly common operator symbol that I've seen used in other programming languages (e.g. Golang) and in mathematics. But I've never seen it called the "walrus" operator. Its fitting and memorable though
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by preommr 7y ago
parcel is also a great alternative. Its a little bit rough (lack of documentation and some plugins don't have things like debug info) but its great for how small it is. Very easy to get started and easy to migrate to something else lik
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by preommr 7y ago
For additional hilarity: This bug was introduced because it displays a banner asking for donations. People complained that the dontation message was being shown too often. So they made it ask on mondays only.
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by preommr 7y ago
I am curious about what will happen to gravit designer which was recently bought by corel.
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by preommr 7y ago
> unifying those people, helping them find each other, So a social media platform for people that don't like current social media platforms?
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by preommr 7y ago
> No revisions to the architecture, ever. Code shouldn’t have to be completely rewritten to be compatible with the next major version of Typescene. We all have better things to do. The full quote. Note the words "completely rewritte
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by preommr 7y ago
> He ruined the best programer’s laptop on the market. Do people really think the macbook as a device is great for programming? Maybe it's just personal preference but I've always hated the keyboard (spacing was bad and lots of
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by preommr 7y ago
Except it isn't and it can't. Doing things in vanilla js just means I end up duplicating a lot of the framework code. Vue really was very simple and minimalist. Just pass it your object and it's reactive and very easy to get
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by preommr 7y ago
Anyone on reddit for more than 6 months will be familiar with that term since it comes up in subs like r/til every other week. It's definitely not some super common term but I am guessing the overlap between hn and reddit is large
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by preommr 7y ago
> I was svelte Is this just me experiencing the baader-meinhof effect or did you get inspired to use this after learning about the framework?
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by preommr 7y ago
> Shipping a car with heated seats but only enabling them if they are paid for is very annoying. I get this kind of thinking and also realize that it prevents stupid greed from companies. But at the same time it makes me think that this
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by preommr 7y ago
> hasn't even reviewed TorGuard yet, so that source is not credible at all We're not comparing service quality so I don't understand what them not having reviewed TorGuard has to do with anything. FWIW, I think the link po
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by preommr 7y ago
That video raised quite a few red flags with me and don't think that was a good coverage of this controversy. For one thing, I don't think nordvpn would care about the 5k bug bounty. From reading https://restoreprivacy.
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by preommr 7y ago
> There are reports of 40kb reduction in bundle size, which is a lot. It would be for libraries like react or vue that are already small. Angular is still big enough that even after being 40kb slimmer it's still fairly huge (I think
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by preommr 7y ago
> React has also been using classes for a long time And this > (although the trend is to move away from them for performance and simplicity reasons) Make me very frustrated because things like react became very popular for their simpl
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by preommr 7y ago
A day off to vote for one thing. And lots of small things like making it easier to vote, more polling places so that people aren't waiting around for 5 hours, better civics education in highschool so that young people know how to engag
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by preommr 7y ago
Start with things like better voter rights and then hold politicians accountable. I constantly see companies breaking rules and getting hit with paltry fines. And this happens for a bunch of reasons but one of them is that a lot of politici
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by preommr 7y ago
People are leaving the typical job market because the typical job market abandoned them. I don't know if this is me just glorifying the past, but I've heard people say that the the company they used to work for would somewhat look
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by preommr 7y ago
Bunch of things going on there: 1 - things defined in data, computed, methods, and props can be accessed on the component directly as a shortcut. This is in the fairly short documentation and everywhere in the code examples. It's not i
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by preommr 7y ago
> Third, I do not buy the premise that types will make my code better. I have worked with strongly typed languages in the past, and I consider my JavaScript code today to be better. hmmmm.... Also, this is less about programming in types
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by preommr 7y ago
I am not sure inconsistent is accurate here. Take the following for example: v-on:click="counter += 1" v-on:click="greet" v-on:click="say('what')" Even without knowing vue, all of t
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by preommr 7y ago
People were upset about being FORCED to use typescript. It was hard for some people to accept both being bundled together. Not to mention I would say this is before when typescript had even less support and there was a chance it was going t
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by preommr 7y ago
> It always bugs me when I'm using a framework with custom HTML templating language (Angular, Vue or possibly Svelte) This is the most ridiculous thing I hear when people compare frameworks. I don't know about angular anymore,
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by preommr 7y ago
nobody knows and anyone that says they do is speculating.
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by preommr 7y ago
I would say the opposite can be equally true. If a child is learning a second/third language, they'll be way less interested than somebody that has to learn it to because they're doing it out of genuine interest or for a job.
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by preommr 8y ago
The biggest pain in vim is the escape key. And no, ctrl+[ isn't any better.
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by preommr 8y ago
Idk about firefox, but MDN web docs is somehow the only online reference for js that's usable (other than the ecmascript specification which isn't for quick learning so much as a deep dive into technical details). It would be a re
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by preommr 8y ago
This is a really good way to shutdown any kind of conversation ever. Yes there are going to be people that regurgitate their talking points without wanting to listen. But you don't have to respond to them. If you really have an idea th
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by preommr 8y ago
I feel like that's a very naive way to look at it. Lots of entities have enough capital to get a news company going, the problem is profitability and long-term sustainability. Not to mention running an actual news agency. Just because

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