snemvalts

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by snemvalts 3y ago
The entire library is so spread out, with so many half-assed features. When I wrote Angular I spent 2 weeks on getting something similar to `props.children` working. <ng-content> didn't work if the elements were dynamic. Outlet s
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by snemvalts 3y ago
JSX can be syntax highlighted and linted easier. What if a variable that is being referenced is missing at that time in the component's lifecycle? JSX makes so much more sense, making code the parent of the template, instead of keepin
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by snemvalts 3y ago
Apple's security and data collection argument for their walled garden is null and void. https://nakedsecurity.sophos.com/2023/02/27/beware-rogue-2fa... They don't look at API calls made by the apps.
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by snemvalts 4y ago
Github is one of the few webapps where I can feel daily that the framework used isn't enough. So many things get out of sync/not up to date, which are fixed by refreshing the page.
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by snemvalts 4y ago
>“I need to not only block all ads on YouTube but all sponsor reads too. They’re sooooo annoying!” Grow up. Content makers need to be reimbursed. YouTube Premium subscribers and sideloading enthusiasts have very little overlap. In Europe
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by snemvalts 4y ago
Stripe's compensation is notoriously option heavy, almost like it were a public company https://www.levels.fyi/companies/stripe/salaries/software-en...
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by snemvalts 4y ago
> Longer axles on modern rear wheels? No problem to bend the frame slightly - it's steel! - to make them fit perfectly What happens when you descend at 50kmh/30mph and the bent fork gives out/brakes don't work becaus
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by snemvalts 4y ago
As people noted in previous thread about it being invalid on thru-axle measurements, it's also invalid on cross-compatibility. All shimano road drivetrain components are cross compatible if they share the amount of gears https:/&
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by snemvalts 4y ago
Be careful grabbing it by the corner like in the picture, it can flex the motherboard and cause the RAM to unseat https://www.reddit.com/r/thinkpad/comments/mh974q/for_everyo...
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by snemvalts 4y ago
It's a fallacy to not having any data to back up the incumbent method. "People have drunk alcohol since prehistoric times, so why should people stop now and be sober?". Both sides need to have ample proof.
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by snemvalts 4y ago
Learned from the best https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fOHj5kGU4fY
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by snemvalts 4y ago
Not to mention malware, there have been quite a few exploits for CSGO regarding this.
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by snemvalts 4y ago
Wifi and suspend stopped working on an LTS release on a Thinkpad X220 for me in 2018, the same generation as the laptop in the article. Moved to macOS shortly after. They are great $300 computers for when you're between jobs and moving
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by snemvalts 4y ago
Garmin Epix 2 has an OLED and 6 days of battery, 4x longer, bit smaller case size as well (47 vs 49mm).
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by snemvalts 4y ago
Once they run out of military hardware probably. Russian military doctrine has throughout ages been to throw massive amounts of human lives at the enemy, same is true for today. At some point however, without military hardware it will becom
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by snemvalts 4y ago
Can the gas coupons be used for buying consumer goods? Right now doesn't seem to be the case. Money flows one way. Since Russians don't produce anything except raw materials, high currency value doesn't matter since they can
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by snemvalts 4y ago
> Meanwhile RUB to USD is at its highest in nearly 5 years Is that meant to demonstrate economic strength? * Russians have massive amount of brain drain. Most of tech employees have left, leaving only people extracting oil, people who tu
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by snemvalts 4y ago
Should it be the other way around? 95% of people who haven't thought about ethernet cables for the past year should have a bulky port on the laptop that eats into PCB + battery space
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by snemvalts 4y ago
A solar quartz fits this more. Those don't even require movement or correcting as often as with mechanical watches. Just light
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by snemvalts 4y ago
The biggest problem with Google and medicine are the summary boxes and QA widgets up top, matching a search term to an excerpt. It's hilariously bad, it pulls misleading info out of context. It is probably responsible for more than zer
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by snemvalts 4y ago
And the average yield is just 300-800 kt. A lot less than the megaton size bombs of the cold war.
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by snemvalts 5y ago
Doesn't it cause more headaches? I've had experiences where devops minded people I've worked with have wanted to self-host services such as Bitwarden. Sure, it will be cheaper and you will have noone to blame but yourself, bu
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by snemvalts 5y ago
A lot have auto DST that switches DST automatically. And/or programmed timezones
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by snemvalts 5y ago
Even digital watches that would last tens of years without battery changes? (and where BT would consume too much energy)
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by snemvalts 5y ago
Sunlight isn't enough in most northern hemisphere places for vitamin D. Or when you have darker skin. Plus intense sunlight carries the risk of cancer.
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by snemvalts 5y ago
For Russian one - Putin controls all of the companies in a way. Shareholders have no say. This is reflected by the markets. Market cap of the exchange was 700b, largest US tech companies are larger on their own. For Ukrainian one - the coun
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by snemvalts 5y ago
Don't put any money into both stock exchanges right now, especially the russian one.
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by snemvalts 5y ago
Estonian here, our society is unequivocally happy to take them. Most will probably go to Poland and surrounding countries of Ukraine first though.
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by snemvalts 5y ago
Let's ban Medium as well when we're at it. They go a step further and actually paywall free articles, rather than twitter that just needs a free account.
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by snemvalts 5y ago
Context https://twitter.com/theryanking/status/1485784823641755648

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