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by rrgok 10mo ago
In how many lifetimes?
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by rrgok 11mo ago
It is not scapegoating. It is actually helding people responsible for the huge compensation they are getting. If something is successful it is these people who gets the big bonus.
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by rrgok 11mo ago
I guess now the trend is Zig. The era of Javascript framework has come to end. After that was AI tend. And now we have Zig and its allocators, especially the arena allocator. /S
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by rrgok 11mo ago
RIP my dreams of becoming a professional parentheses balancer
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by rrgok 11mo ago
I would like to have this kind of transition to the Compiler world.
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by rrgok 1y ago
Yes exactly this. My time is more valuable than the research and headache. I would understand if you saved $500 or more. If you are frequent flyer, that would add up.
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by rrgok 1y ago
I agree.
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by rrgok 1y ago
Would you mind sharing how you did the prioritization of the sources when searching?
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by rrgok 1y ago
Everytime a QT post comes someone bitch about the licensing model. And every time I google and try understand what is wrong with the licensing model. And everytime I end up confused about it. Could you kindly ELI5 me what is wrong with QT l
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by rrgok 1y ago
I did not understand the event handler part. Could you make an example?
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by rrgok 1y ago
So, how do you manage reactivity? Manual DOM patching?
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by rrgok 1y ago
It is time to reject this ugly double dash prefix kebab-cased variables names. PHP looks better in comparison. What goes in some people's mind when they come up with these ugly conventions and rules?
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by rrgok 1y ago
It amazes that we are a still solving low level problems for CRUD applications. No, you cannot develop highly interactive non CRUD app with Datastar/HTMX/Unpoly. We need higher level abstractions and solutions. How the client and
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by rrgok 1y ago
> We can get lost in the beauty of a landscape we've never visited before in a novel, which is the crux of the matter, even if it doesn't seem like it. > You get to embody a particular character or world, which builds your o
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by rrgok 1y ago
I don't know. I have a hard time reading most books because they are indeed slow-paced. And by "books" I mean novels and fantasy books. But I can read an HN/Reddit discussion of several pages without a problem. Heck, som
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by rrgok 1y ago
I don't understand. The problem is not that we don't have attention or concentration. Otherwise how can he watch hour long fast paced video. This a different form of attention. I would like to call it the intensity of attention. R
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by rrgok 1y ago
I was thinking the same. I guess money can buy everything: morality, spirituality and even justice.
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by rrgok 1y ago
It is not. VPN Providers have server all over the world. How many cloud instances in the different part of the world you can buy with $5?
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by rrgok 1y ago
Better: 15-30min interrogation. I loved those, I can reason through the problem without worrying about writing correct sentence and hoping the other person I understood what I wrote and I understood the question.
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by rrgok 1y ago
Why "working less" should not be a life goal? I got a undergraduate degree because I can earn more, but I don't need more money. I need more free time. With increased salary I can work less.
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by rrgok 1y ago
Ahah good one...
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by rrgok 1y ago
> This is a danger to the open web in more ways than one. If there is only one functioning implementation of a standard, the implementation becomes the standard. I still don't understand why this is a problem. As long as the engine
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by rrgok 1y ago
In most shop they stop at the UI part of the UI/UX combination. UX should dictate all these interaction. Slapping a search input on Figma page is just a miniscule part of UI/UX process. I would even argue the easiest part of the e
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by rrgok 1y ago
I dont know..there is this thing called meditation, where people mostly sit and they say that's the way to reach human peak experience. Yeah, maybe the shrink the brain so small, they cannot have the energy or the capacity to see probl
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by rrgok 1y ago
It is amazing how most replies make the software engineer or developer the culprit of this. How the user interact and sees the product is the role of UI/UX designer.
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by rrgok 1y ago
Or it is not a Software engineer's responsibility? There are roles for that, UI Designer, UX Designer....
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by rrgok 1y ago
What do you use for, if I may know (coding, design, testing...)?
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by rrgok 1y ago
Can you expand on the "best devtools" comparing to Chrome's?
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by rrgok 1y ago
This almost sold me: read comments. Does it support Reddit and HN comments?
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by rrgok 1y ago
Yeah me too, sometimes it feels like some marketing technique that I’m not aware the purpose of it.

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