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by sfn42 1y ago
Sounds to me like they forgot the W in WASM.
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by sfn42 1y ago
I was going to suggest the same. Why would it not be free? I would expect it to be free. I don't think running a server costs anything.
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by sfn42 1y ago
In some cases, sure. I'm not saying the ideal frontend dev writes no JS. I'm saying they write as little as possible. Some times you need JS, nothing wrong with that. The vast majority of the time you don't. And if you do I&#
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by sfn42 1y ago
A11y is mostly handled by just using semantic html. The designer, in my experience, is totally fine with just using a normal select element, they don't demand that I reinvent the drop-down with divs just to put rounded corners on the o
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by sfn42 1y ago
So we'd need a new DOM, seems feasible
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by sfn42 1y ago
Sounds like the perfect frontend dev to me.
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by sfn42 1y ago
Bro lists like 8 different moms whose food he has, then says he likes react-moms food, and you make it sound like that's the only thing he's ever had. Did you even read the comment you replied to?
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by sfn42 1y ago
I was hyped for wasm because i thought it was supposed to solve this problem, allowing any programming language to be compiled to run in browsers. But apparently they only made it do like 95% of what JS does so you can't actually repla
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by sfn42 1y ago
The point is that I can make brownies, rolls, whatever I please without having a cupboard full of all kinds of crap like flour, sugar, cocoa etc that attracts bugs and expires and so on. I buy one bag that's dirt cheap and has everythi
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by sfn42 1y ago
React is totally fine for solving simple problems. I'd classify pretty much all frontend web development I do as simple. It's pretty much just boring internal websites, I definitely don't need react for them. Could have made
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by sfn42 1y ago
I had no idea. A kilometers long wire sounded completely infeasible to me, though clearly I underestimated the fiber optics. I would have thought kilometers of wire would be too heavy to keep on a spool on the drone itself, and without the
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by sfn42 1y ago
In Norway these products usually don't have powdered fats. They will typically require that you add egg(s) and butter/margarin, maybe milk etc. Here's the ingredient list for Toro Brownies, translated by me. Sugar, wheat flou
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by sfn42 1y ago
More like they can see it but also can't see it. There's megabytes of JS loaded just to show me a crappy glorified PDF that doesn't even work properly. A page I could have literally made using only HTML and CSS and it would
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by sfn42 1y ago
The idea is that the program that creates the file adds that line at the top. If you're downloading CSV files from websites then ideally they should already have that line. If they don't then what you could do is create a simple s
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by sfn42 1y ago
Happy to help! :)
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by sfn42 1y ago
It can be, but in the situation we're discussing not really. The actress is free to decline the offer. Here's a thought experiment, imagine the offer is way worse. Imagine it's like "I'll mow your lawn if you have s
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by sfn42 1y ago
I'm with you, like I said it's not okay. It just isn't rape, as I understand the word. Extortion sure. Despicable sure. Illegal I don't know but it definitely seems to me like it should be. I just don't see any reas
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by sfn42 1y ago
It may not be part of any official CSV spec but Excel accepts it. I found that Excel would read my files much more reliably using the sep declaration, which is great when the target audience is less technical types.
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by sfn42 1y ago
You don't need to auto-detect the format. The delimiter can be declared at the top of the file as for example sep=;
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by sfn42 1y ago
That's kind of just how the genre is. You don't really know where to go and what to do, that's part of what makes it magical. You just explore. If you hit a dead end you turn around and go somewhere else. If you get to a spot
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by sfn42 1y ago
Why are these AI companies still hiring? If their "AI"s are so awesome and make devs 10x shouldn't they be firing?
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by sfn42 1y ago
Yeah, that might be a potential improvement. They did put a really big and mean doorman outside which worked on me, but putting another obstacle there as well like an air vent or climbable wall might have been better. You can go there befor
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by sfn42 1y ago
Did you go to Hunter's March? That place is a nightmare early, much easier later on.
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by sfn42 1y ago
Yup! I saw the big guy guarding the entrance and noped out of there, only recently went back - with hover, dash, wall climb etc, different moveset (no directional downslash). I think I went through the narrow to the balloon place, then mayb
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by sfn42 1y ago
Yeah sure but they will play the game and struggle and learn just like everyone else has. HK/Silksong are not games for someone who just wants to chill and breeze through. They are difficult on purpose. People who don't want diffi
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by sfn42 1y ago
That's alright, you do you.
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by sfn42 1y ago
The thing that makes HK and Silksong stand out to me is the full picture. Everything is well done. The movement feels great, the combat feels great, the exploration feels great, the progression feels great, the boss fights are awesome, th
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by sfn42 1y ago
> Falling into lava seventeen times because you keep missing the same jump is not an experience of smooth movement with player affordances. I would describe that as a skill issue. And I think Silksong feels great. I'm enjoying the c
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by sfn42 1y ago
> You could play Silksong's predecessor, Hollow Knight, and not be all that good at it. Hollow Knight was a tough game, but I think you could get through it and fall in love with the environmental story telling and the lore and the
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by sfn42 1y ago
As far as C# goes there's `dotnet format`. You can use it as is or provide an `.editorconfig` file to customize it.

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