rimliu

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by rimliu 6y ago
one may argue that civilization really took off with the invention of writing. "How we've evolved" is a really poor argument.
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by rimliu 6y ago
That's the point: I don't. So bragging how it is easy to have an initial setup with a command or to makes no sense. It's what you do till the project reaches the production state.
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by rimliu 6y ago
and nothing in between? No dependencies? No plugins? No changes to webpack config? Who are you trying to deceive, me or yourself?
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by rimliu 6y ago
It was not a mistake. The theory being that HTML describes the structure, and CSS describes the presentation. Do not forget, that there are other ways for the page to be rendered: e.g. in screen reader or for print. We had "HTML and
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by rimliu 6y ago
Why don't you list all the command you have to issue before the project hits the production? I can do this too: without the "modern frontend" all I had to do is open my code editor.
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by rimliu 6y ago
> But the reality is that React is plain HTML and > Javascript, in a less error-prone and maintainable > package. This is far form the reality. And the reality is, that more often than not you do not even need JavaScript, not to me
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by rimliu 6y ago
I wonder, when did this shift happen wrt the Web: we only care about how it is easy for the developers, not for the users. Despite all the talk about UX a lot of the momentum is still in the wrong direction. I've been writing working w
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by rimliu 6y ago
From June 30th, 2020: "Apps that authenticate or set up user accounts must support Sign in with Apple if required by guideline 4.8 of the App Store Review Guidelines."
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by rimliu 7y ago
I doubt there are any report of "serious long term damage even in mild/asymptomatic cases". First, because we simply do not have any data on long term effects for the simple reason that this thing is less than six months old.
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by rimliu 7y ago
There is no guarantee that you won't die from the lighting strike. All the numbers show that risk for the young people is extremely low (though not zero), even lower than some other common ilnesses.
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by rimliu 7y ago
These effects are not specific to COVID and are common with severe ilnesses caused by viruses.
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by rimliu 7y ago
Can we please stop with this narrative? Earth is just a dumb rock. Humans are just one of the species living on it. We are chaning the world, but so did cyanobacteria.
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by rimliu 7y ago
Colds are caused by coronaviruses and rhinoviruses, and there is a bunch of them. So the reason you get them often is not the lack of immunity, but because you can get infected but yet another virus you have no immunity for.
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by rimliu 7y ago
If that were Zuokas, definitely.
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by rimliu 7y ago
DOM operations are costly whether you do them or React does them. What React offers is avoiding unnecessary DOM operations. However if you need to perform two operations, and React still needs to perform two operations, vanilla will be fa
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by rimliu 7y ago
Except that those PWAs are not making money to get a cut from anyway. Or if they do it's via ads which makes them non-starters anyway.
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by rimliu 7y ago
What? 38 out of 100 infected in US die?
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by rimliu 7y ago
So, did Sweden have logistical problems? If not, how is their way wrong?
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by rimliu 7y ago
Another option is to learn from the mistakes of others.
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by rimliu 7y ago
I actually am very glad that we did not have computers in my school at the end of the 80ies. This was in Lithuania, then a part of the USSR. We had programming classes, so without the computers we were taught the basic concepts: variables,
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by rimliu 7y ago
Unless you count thinking as an important skill. It alway baffles me when I see "why don't they teach how to do taxes?". Well they do teach you how to read and hiw to do maths? How hard it is the to put 2 and 2 together?
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by rimliu 7y ago
It's up to you how you are using the tools. I use instagram to share the photos I took. Some people like them. Not liking social media is not yet on the level if "I do not read books" smug superiority, but getting there. B
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by rimliu 7y ago
Tiny mortality times huge number of infected still equals lots of deaths.
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by rimliu 7y ago
I've swithched to Olympus about a year ago and was surprised to find out they are doing some nifty things. Alas, with all that FF hype they are not getting much attention, despite having some smazing things to offer.
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by rimliu 7y ago
My last two cars don't have fancy interfaces, but when you connected iPhone to a USB to charge you could also listen to the music.
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by rimliu 7y ago
I have a proble with a single number mortality rate gor this virus, because mortality differs by the two or three orders of magnitude depending on the age. Not an infant and younger than 2 (or even 30)—almost zero chances to die (Italy&#x27
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by rimliu 7y ago
It has a name: "selection bias". You can find all kinds of issues for pretty much any OS X release.
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by rimliu 7y ago
That's what serological tests are for.
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by rimliu 7y ago
It is not hard to imagine. If the number of serious cases is very low compared to total cases it will take a massive number of infected till serious cases start to stand out.
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by rimliu 7y ago
What would make it more deadly? AFAIK second wave of 1918 was a mutated virus. This one is more stable and has now significant mutations yet.

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