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by sabellito 1y ago
I've programmed in Clojure professionally. People like GP often repeat that talking point: "code is data so that's amazing because of macros". In practice, by and large, with very few exceptions, macros are frowned upon
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by sabellito 1y ago
So much electron bashing, per usual. Extremely uninteresting conversation. All the points about this have been made by 2020, there's nothing new to add.
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by sabellito 1y ago
Works on mine. FF: 142.0.1 OS: Android 15
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by sabellito 1y ago
Got a horseshoe shape running at 50x for 60 seconds: https://imgur.com/a/b6b2IDx
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by sabellito 1y ago
1. workbench.action.toggleMaximizedPanel
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by sabellito 1y ago
When you say that it seems that you don't know that Google makes money off non-subscribing users. Surely you know that?
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by sabellito 1y ago
Opt in for now. Locally for now.
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by sabellito 1y ago
Despite sibling comments, it's still a smaller phone compared to others from the same year. I have one and I'm extremely satisfied with it.
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by sabellito 1y ago
Consumer protection laws are mostly fine in Brazil and Uruguay, and I'd bet also on more countries on the other side of the Atlantic.
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by sabellito 1y ago
Now it is, but when they offered this feature initially it wasn't, and when they added the feature, you had to go in the options to turn it on. Evil.
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by sabellito 1y ago
It's a full management app for recruiting companies. There are still 3 companies that use it (since 2008), so their employees don't have a choice really. The app does a lot, so to stop using it the companies would need to hire and
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by sabellito 1y ago
My company, me as a solo dev, back in 2003-04 built a "single page app" using XUL and iframes. Still has some 200 monthly users, the poor bastards. They have to download Firefox 3.6 iirc, and it only works in an 800x600 window. XU
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by sabellito 1y ago
That's incorrect. Zenphone is a bliss.
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by sabellito 1y ago
I see this argument a lot. It works if you don't mind being surrounded by people in much, much worse condition than yours, for no reason other than policy cruelty.
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by sabellito 1y ago
Facebook are using the contents of the book to make money.
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by sabellito 1y ago
The difference might be the "human doing it as a party trick" vs "multi billion dollar corporation using it for profit". Having said that I think the cat is very much out of the bag on this one and, personally, I think t
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by sabellito 1y ago
I never used an email client in my life, I don't personally know anyone who does it either. I wonder what's the distribution between people who use clients vs just web.
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by sabellito 1y ago
This won't change. The article starts: > Japan Post said Monday that it has launched a "digital address" system that links seven-digit combinations of numbers and letters to physical addresses. Their proposal is useful whe
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by sabellito 1y ago
Wait what, 11 USD per YEAR? How.
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by sabellito 1y ago
All of those sentences are directly translatable 1:1 to portuguese, with the same tenses, in normal day-to-day speech too. Maybe instead of "terei" a brazilian would say "vou ter", but the effect is exactly the same. I c
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by sabellito 1y ago
For single page web apps I use pagecrypt [0] and just publish the html file (with inline scripts and styles) as public files. [0] https://pagecrypt.maxlaumeister.com
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by sabellito 1y ago
LCH is awesome but OKLCH is even better! https://evilmartians.com/chronicles/oklch-in-css-why-quit-rg... Can honestly say this article changed my perspective on this subject drastically, such an amazing tool. I was ver
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by sabellito 1y ago
It's mostly because of the compiler, but ruby also makes it extremely easy to shoot oneself in the foot with magic.
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by sabellito 1y ago
I've worked in 3 of the biggest rails codebases in the world (Shopify being the last) and I can say from experience that rails legacy monoliths are infinitely worse to work with than some awful, but harmless, sea of struts XML legacy.
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by sabellito 1y ago
Small, medium and large developers don't have anything to do with DMA. It's applied only to the giants.
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by sabellito 1y ago
Had never heard of bangle js, love the idea of fiddling with it with a languange I already know. Would love to buy the 1st version, as I don't like square designs, but it seems they don't sell it anymore.
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by sabellito 1y ago
I'm sure it varies quite a bit depending on role. Before the market change, for senior engineering and eng management positions, the ratio was 1:1 if the person so wished. My whole career was exactly that: 1 application, 1 offer, alway
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by sabellito 1y ago
Overall I'd agree with your sentiment, but it depends on the market. I only know personally of one counter example to your message. In my career, I've reviewed, interviewed, and hired a few hundred people for somewhat known compan
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by sabellito 1y ago
Every software you use has more bloat than useful features? Probably not. And what's useless to one user might be useful to another.
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by sabellito 1y ago
Perfectly put. People who try to argue that more time should be spent on making software perform better probably aren't thinking about who's going to pay for that. For the home/office computer, the money spent on more RAM and

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