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by rwalle 4y ago
"switch my hosting provider at any time" Sorry, obviously you are not the kind of customer that the three big players care about. Also, I hope you could show real data points for the comment regarding Hetzner instead of just putti
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by rwalle 4y ago
I develop with JavaScript professionally and I rarely think about floating point number/integers when building UI or Node.js code. The "number" type is good enough in 99% of use cases. If you really need integers, there are s
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by rwalle 4y ago
It's understandable of you haven't touched JS for a few years. But if you work with JS/TS a lot and are not aware of/already using many of the features listed here, you need to ask yourself (or maybe your company) if tha
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by rwalle 4y ago
Import map is an HTML feature and not in any JavaScript specification. JavaScript language does not care about how to find files.
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by rwalle 4y ago
In the same way as "ruining" one's dating opportunity when they appear as a green bubble rather than a blue bubble.
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by rwalle 4y ago
???What are you talking about? You really think Mastodon is a fair comparison? And bringing RCS here is also pointless. To use WhatsApp/Duo/etc, all it takes is a phone number and maybe an email address (or a Google account you al
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by rwalle 4y ago
A few milliseconds if you live in a first world country, sorry.
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by rwalle 4y ago
Exactly. The webpage is probably asking for resource from 10 different servers and one of them is a bit slower than the others, and the page rendering itself likely doesn't take very long.
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by rwalle 4y ago
You are making things up. Such a company probably exists somewhere, but I yet need to hear someone telling me a big-name tech company is doing this.
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by rwalle 4y ago
I am willing to bet $100 this thing never becomes mainstream based on my 2 decade software dev experience.
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by rwalle 4y ago
Your comment is almost irrelevant to the original post. It's not in README which is what most people look at. I never look at "about us" unless I am really interested in what's going on. And this is just very strange w
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by rwalle 4y ago
I don't think that's enough. It's not mentioned in github repository README. I actually thought this is a brand new editor until someone pointed out this is a fork of Atom. I have browsed at least hundreds of open source repo
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by rwalle 4y ago
I doubt "too many people start doing it" is ever going to happen. Obviously this is so difficult to use that most people would rather pay $10/month to get 1TB of storage that can be very easily accessed. Even if someone has 1
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by rwalle 4y ago
"pure idiocracy and ignorance" He probably knows something about running a software business but I really doubt if an MBA with little technical background knows much about software engineering .
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by rwalle 4y ago
Right. This concept has existed for decades, and people should figure out what it actually means before complaining.
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by rwalle 4y ago
So the topic here really has nothing to do with .count, STL, C++ 20 or even C++ itself. It could happen in almost just every language. A very confusing article.
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by rwalle 4y ago
Firefox only started supporting import maps in v108 which was released 3 months ago. Previously you would need to use an experimental flag to enable it.
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by rwalle 4y ago
Sigh... Another post like this. Sure, it works well enough for the example shown in the article, but won't work well beyond this. Bundlers, package managers and other tools were created to address problems people saw in medium-large pr
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by rwalle 4y ago
As the project becomes more than a simple example and requires more third-party libraries, this is just unmaintainable.
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by rwalle 4y ago
Not only that, properly managing dependencies would become a huge problem.
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by rwalle 4y ago
Eh, sure, if you only have one page and that's all you do on that page. Real world web applications are much more complicated with all sorts of states and nested components, and you would want encapsulation and a very good separation o
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by rwalle 4y ago
You might want to revisit your elementary school math class material...
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by rwalle 4y ago
So the code suggestion comes from the same data trained for the public version, which could include GPL code or have other issues? I doubt any company would use this in their production code. Internal tools, maybe.
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by rwalle 4y ago
> I’ve just finished setting up a new Mac (14" MBP, M2 Pro, 32G, 4T) I am curious what processor, RAM or storage size have anything to do with this article.
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by rwalle 4y ago
I doubt any employee actually cares about any of this and would bother to complain about it online. Other changes in the company have much more impact than which video conferencing software is used. (Person who wrote the tweet does not work
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by rwalle 4y ago
I would be really surprised if more than 1 out of 1000 employees does that in real life just because of a change in the corporate tools.
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by rwalle 4y ago
What's the problem with "4 yr old laptops"? My colleagues and I use Teams on computers 1-5 years old and haven't heard about any issues.
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by rwalle 4y ago
These may help: https://www.notebookcheck.net/Core-i5-beats-Core-i7-Alder-La... https://wccftech.com/intel-alder-lake-desktop-cpus-more-powe... Basically the P CPUs are much faster than U in previous genera
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by rwalle 4y ago
You missed the point. It's not the part that uses standard interfaces -- all these SSDs comply with those standards -- it's the part not specified by standards that matters. For example, we know that some drives produce more heat
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by rwalle 4y ago
That was the focus of a fight when Trump was pushing for tax reform in 2017. Students would need to pay taxes on the remitted tuition which can be a few hundred to a few thousand dollars, which is a lot of money -- many don't even have

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