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by sibit 4y ago
> but it takes more time to setup in most cases and often requires writing your own build scripts. If I don't write my own build scripts how else am I going to show my coworkers how big brained I am? I need to assert my intellectual
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by sibit 4y ago
> Just like you somehow restrain yourself from photographing someone else's picture and then selling it. But screenshotting and reselling peoples NFTs is one of my favorite hobbies.
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by sibit 4y ago
I was just talking to a friend about a similar mental model. The way I see it a task falls into one of three buckets: easy problems, hard problems, and stupid problems. Easy problems are "hard work" and hard problems are an exact
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by sibit 4y ago
I tried to do the same thing. On the first day back in the office I was venting to my manager about all the issues I had with working at the office (noise, smells, talkative coworkers) and I requested the ability to resume remote work. Late
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by sibit 4y ago
Is anyone on HN using WebRTC in production? I recall watching a conference talk by Martin Kleppmann a few years ago where he was discussing CRDTs and Automerge. He mentioned how they attempted to use WebRTC but it wasn't reliable so th
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by sibit 4y ago
Some of us like PHP. I'd even go so far to say there are dozens of us... DOZENS!
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by sibit 4y ago
I feel like we're just spinning in circles trying to define "fast" and what speeds are "acceptable" when the main point was: > SPAs for offline support and MPAs for everything else You could build MPAs that offer
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by sibit 4y ago
Oh geese, I didn't realize that I forgot to add "on slow-3g". We usually aim for <1s FCP & <2s LCP. If it's ever above 5s on slow-3g we set aside time to optimize/refactor. Since our SPAs are offline-firs
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by sibit 4y ago
I've spent the last 2 years building B2B SPAs and, like everything in software, they can be fast or slow depending on how you build the app and what tools you use. I usually leverage lit-html, esmodules, and the dynamic import syntax.
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by sibit 4y ago
> To pass a prop to a component in a modular way, you have to pass a string attribute Is this actually how people pass props with Web Components? I've only used web components for a few years but I've always created a new insta
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by sibit 4y ago
To me a reactive data source would be something like Asana, Trello, Teamwork or on an ecommerce site it could be the cart widget. Basically any type of data that needs to react without requiring a page reload or any data source that needs t
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by sibit 4y ago
A huge thank you to Paweł Kuna and all the contributors. I paid for Font Awesome Pro for several years until I discovered Tabler now I use their icons exclusively and it's been great.
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by sibit 4y ago
The package was called iText on .NET 5. The goal of the project was to read millions of PDFs (something like 9.7 million) and pull some of the text content from every other page. > Did you try implementing what you did in C# just like Go
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by sibit 4y ago
> you probably didn’t know what you doing using C# Maybe. I was using a NuGet package recommended by the senior dev (that the team was very familiar with) but with Go, I decided to write everything myself. One could argue it's not a
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by sibit 4y ago
> Do people not regularly question what language to use when starting a project? For me, it depends ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ If I'm working with a team I'll choose a language that best fits the team/project. For example last year I
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by sibit 4y ago
> with proper balancing Now I'm curious where the survey was performed for example 2000 people from a city like Vancouver verses 2000 people from several major/minor cities across the county. Regardless, thanks for the sample s
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by sibit 4y ago
IANAL but I did spend the past year working for a company that generated and printed strips and sale tags for several major retailers across the US. We had to be pretty careful with our security because if someone accessed our system and ge
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by sibit 4y ago
> Two thousand Canadian adults were surveyed by Ipsos Maybe I'm an idiot and I've never run a survey but the sample size seems a bit low. If we assume half of the 38 million Canadians[0] are children and the remaining 19 millio
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by sibit 4y ago
I wrote the broker, differ, and CRDT library myself. For production I would have recommended Kafka and Automerge.
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by sibit 4y ago
I was recently working on implementing CRDTs for a company that did retail shelf edge printing (the sale tags and strips you see when you go the the grocery store). The idea was to build a PDF rendering engine in Rust that we would compile
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by sibit 4y ago
He let me change my hours so I now work 6:30am to noon. The rest of the day I play video games, watch tv, walk my dog, go grocery shopping, etc. I just make sure to show up to the the 15 - 30 minute "standups" throughout the after
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by sibit 4y ago
> Developers are expected to attend meetings more than ever. The focus required to deep dive into complex issues get's broken with meetings that developers shouldn't be attending. You can attend meetings or you program rarely c
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by sibit 4y ago
> it’s not the React team’s fault I wasn't intending to imply that it was the React team's fault. Personally, I like React and think it has its uses. I was loosely referencing an old coworker who was successfully and comfortabl
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by sibit 4y ago
This, 100%. I love doing UX/UI work but everyone (I've worked with) is always pushing to use React for everything and it has led me to moving to more of a back-end / full-stack role over the last few years. A job I recently l
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by sibit 4y ago
Any thoughts about [Lit]( https://lit.dev/ )?
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by sibit 4y ago
This would even help some of my clients. I had a client say "we need to be compliant add a cookie banner" so I did. A week later they call me up in a panic saying their engagement (Google Analytics) had almost completely fallen of
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by sibit 4y ago
> No one is forcing you to use it. Kinda depends on where you work / what you do.
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by sibit 4y ago
Maybe checkout lit-html[0]. It doesn't use a virtual DOM, it can be dropped into existing projects, it powers Google's Lit Elements[1], and if you want stateful components you can implement yourself pretty easily[2]. 0: https:&#x
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by sibit 5y ago
https://tabletopper.app/ A web-based VTT (virtual tabletop). Some core gameplay features are missing and the UI is functional but not polished.
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by sibit 5y ago
https://freetabletop.app/ A simple VTT for playing D&D with my friends. I found the other web based VTTs to be too tedious or confusing. I just wanted to load images I found online and move little circle pawns around a

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