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by strangescript 4y ago
Little Anecdotal bit: In 2020 I started getting this weird perpetual minor unsteadiness. Like I could not stand still, I sort of swayed, or at least it felt like I was swaying. My doctor said it was too minor to really be anything, I was fi
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by strangescript 4y ago
These comparisons are generally pointless for a variety of reasons. BUT, Angular's dev experience is garbage, and no amount of hot take analysis will convince me otherwise.
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by strangescript 4y ago
Just use the cloud, honestly. "No, but there is this weird thing we do, and need custom yada yada", no just stop, conform to the cloud, stop being a snowflake. "Its so expensive!". No, its still cheaper than on prim and
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by strangescript 5y ago
Time and again it has been proven that the number one metric for success of a language or framework is developer experience. Javascript was a meme language, but it was easy to use and highly accessible. Now its everywhere, in everything, in
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by strangescript 5y ago
People have been saying this about crypto for 10 years and bitcoin 30x'ed despite all the negativity, with tons of big institutions loading up on it behind the scenes. It's here to stay. When you buy something at the store, the ca
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by strangescript 5y ago
I mean it took a decade for that internet you are describing to form in the 90s from its inception in the 80s. Even then, only a small fraction of people were participating. BC has value because it a limited supply of a unique item that can
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by strangescript 6y ago
People have been raising flags about this for literally decades now and the other shoe has yet to drop in any kind of meaningful way. Everyone is tracking you online, but for some reason we only care about it when its companies that make g
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by strangescript 6y ago
People seem desperate for one language to rule them all. If you don't need a binary, blazing fast multi-threaded speed, and memory safety then you probably don't need Rust. "Need" being the big thing here. Do you need
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by strangescript 6y ago
It's not the services fault. These big tv conglomerates don't want their channels optional because they know no one wants them for the most part. Or, at the very least, you won't accidentally start watching something on the
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by strangescript 6y ago
100%. Normally these articles are thinly veiled attacks on something that has changed in the author's coding ecosystem that has angered them. When I saw hooks in the first few paragraphs I assumed it was going to be a "hooks are
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by strangescript 7y ago
"I've been working with Angular2+ for 3 years and I haven't met any bug." Give me a break, this isn't true for any code in existence.
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by strangescript 7y ago
Its just a lot more complicated and opinionated than it needs to be when there are plenty of alternatives that do the same thing much easier.
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by strangescript 7y ago
My grandmother smoked for 40 years, stopped in her early 60s. Sill died from COPD and lung cancer in her early 80s and was miserable for the last 5 years of her life. Don't smoke kids.
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by strangescript 7y ago
It depends on how you define the "problem". Is it ideal, nope. But there is really nothing else out there even trying to do this other than librem which has its own problems. Not to mention this is very cheap. You have to star
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by strangescript 7y ago
I have become a bit more pessimistic about it the state of discovery. Things have slowed despite the current generation having abundant access to overwhelming compute power and the internet, things that did not exist even 30 years ago. Th
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by strangescript 7y ago
Graduate high school, take student loan, get a bunch of junk credit cards, go on a spending spree, have fun in college and maybe get a degree out of it. At the end of it, declare bankruptcy. You ruin your credit, but you didn't reall