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by rpastuszak 9y ago
ha! I'm using it for most of the placeholder images http://placehold.it/300/facade/ffffff&text=hello:-%7D
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by rpastuszak 10y ago
How about PWA, Service Workers, WebAssembly? Thousands of developers are working hard on improving the UX, reduce battery usage, wasted CPU cycles, network traffic, latency.
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by rpastuszak 10y ago
Why a downvote, sir?
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by rpastuszak 10y ago
Interop between different languages still requires specific implementations written in them, so replacing type annotations with, say, a property called "$t" sounds like a good tradeoff regardless. (and a rather cosmetic change, un
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Lana! User-friendly and self-documenting NPM scripts(npmjs.com)
2 points by rpastuszak 10y ago|0 comments
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by rpastuszak 10y ago
Yesss, and with video ads, where VAST is involved, once the ad script starts loading, it has no knowledge about the actual media file, as it has to follow a chain of XML files leading to different middlemen (for tracking purposes), ad excha
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by rpastuszak 10y ago
> I think the solution is that advertisers will just need to give up the idea of having reliable metrics on ads, since that's the source of the problem. One of the things I found incredibly annoying when I was working in this area w
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by rpastuszak 10y ago
But it hurts so good. As opposed to the alternative, which is dealing with technical dept, spaghetti, legacy code, etc...
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by rpastuszak 10y ago
Just realised I was reading this article whilst listening to a TED talk in a different tab. I guess he has a point here.
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by rpastuszak 10y ago
It used to be 2 visits in 5 min (assuming web manifest, https and service workers are enabled). But, I guess, these things are subject to change.
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by rpastuszak 10y ago
Ignore, borderline spam. I doubt if the author has spent any significant time with React and/or Angular. (needless to say, comparing a component library to a full fledged framework just emphasises an existing confusion among people new
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by rpastuszak 10y ago
However, it's worth noting that using const doesn't make variables immutable. It only protects them of being reassigned: const val = 'a'; val = 'b'; // TypeError const obj = { val: 'a' }; ob
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Design Verbs, Not Nouns(medium.com)
2 points by rpastuszak 11y ago|0 comments
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Façade – we make rainbows(medium.com)
2 points by rpastuszak 11y ago|1 comments
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Show HN: Hello, this is Façade. We make colours!(medium.com)
3 points by rpastuszak 11y ago|0 comments