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by sbergot 4y ago
Obviously bad permissions are bad. But "sign-up with email" means that you need to manage you users identities which is complex and risky. You can delegate that using something like Auth0 but then it costs you money. If I am creat
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by sbergot 4y ago
can't you type "xd" to delete a line?
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by sbergot 4y ago
I have recently made the switch from vscode to helix and after one day of struggle it has been a joy. The setup was simple and the overall design philosophy is great. The main thing that is missing for me is a way to browse/move/c
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by sbergot 4y ago
This is not a zero sum game. Minecraft has lots of merchandising (including other video games) and has launched many youtube careers. It has created a big marketing cohort and businesses loves those. Now dwarf fortress is a more interesting
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by sbergot 4y ago
funny story. I used to live in a medium sized city in France. The mayor once bought all the prints of a satirical journal the day they published a story about corruption in this city. You would think that it would be easy to do a reprint bu
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by sbergot 4y ago
I can't recommend the css tricks guide enough. I don't write enough css to know the properties by heart but with this resource it is easy to find quickly the property you need.
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by sbergot 4y ago
This is actually something I love about tailwind. It doesn't create a layout abstraction. I solve 99% of my layout problems with 2/3 flexbox properties so I strongly recommend learning that. CSS tricks has a very nice reference&#x
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by sbergot 4y ago
The full quote is "Information Wants To Be Free. Information also wants to be expensive. That tension will not go away."
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by sbergot 4y ago
Because the email might be incomplete or not representative of the majority of users, leading you to work on irrelevant problems.
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by sbergot 4y ago
At scale everything is more complex. The hardware that runs the software can fail. Ddos happen. Network issues. A building catches fire. Etc etc. Sometimes you have automatic recovery. Sometimes you don't.
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by sbergot 4y ago
Couple observations: - you should have a code snippet on your landing page - in your python comparison it is unclear why easylang decides that a is a number.
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by sbergot 4y ago
Pushing for innovation is one thing. Messing erratically with people's minds careers at a large scale is another one. The former does not excuse or justify the latter. Firing people can be necessary but what he did this week was just c
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by sbergot 4y ago
Foundry VTT. It is a very nice rpg virtual table.
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by sbergot 4y ago
It worked for Wirecard.
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by sbergot 4y ago
I think you are on point. The engine source code is also available which helps to limit the risks of vendoring a core tool for big teams. The unreal engine product team seems to understand the market very well and has very good execution an
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by sbergot 4y ago
Why would anyone use a jwt in a cookie? A sensitive cookie should be encrypted. It does not require any signature.
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by sbergot 4y ago
"Development Environment", "Fast & Smart Editing", "Java, JavaScript, PHP, HTML5, CSS, and More" yes it does?
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by sbergot 4y ago
This is a wrong and harmful point of view. - electric cargo bikes can replace cars for a lot of use cases (bringing children to school, etc) - when you need to transport heavy load like furniture, you can rent a car or a van - trains and&#x
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by sbergot 4y ago
My guess is that dynamic scoping is pretty unpopular for most use cases.
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by sbergot 4y ago
Some people are already using generated images to replace stock art in low budget zines.
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by sbergot 4y ago
Server side Blazor is really like webforms in terms of client state management and scalability. I am not sure I would really use it for anything.
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by sbergot 4y ago
Original daggerfall creators are working on a new game in the style of daggerfall: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1685310/The_Wayward_Realm...
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by sbergot 4y ago
Today D&D 5e is made for powerful fantasy heroes that rarely die and earn XP by killing things. If you aren't aware there is a whole movement called "osr" which put more emphasis on finding treasure in very dangerous situ
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by sbergot 4y ago
In my experience unit tests tend to slow down refactoring.
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by sbergot 5y ago
This is the main reason to use modern methodolgies such as (pick only one): - css BEM with class only selectors - css modules - functional librairies (like tailwindcss) with those you first write your html, then "apply" css.
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by sbergot 5y ago
keys are not specific to loops. They are needed whenever you are returning a react document with a dynamic structure. They allow for more fine grain dom updates.
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by sbergot 5y ago
Yes hooks are not great. They violate too many functional programming rules that the react team pretend to care about. I still like using them however. I had a few issues when trying to do more abstract code.
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by sbergot 5y ago
Because you sometimes want to filter, sort or project your data. Then you have to handle this in viewmodels or invent more and more features for the templating language. Then you want to refactor into components. So you need facilities for
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by sbergot 5y ago
In the two companies where I have used .net software was the source of revenue.
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by sbergot 5y ago
Banks have rules to deal with money laundering indeed.

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