symlinkk

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811.
by symlinkk 8y ago
It’s appalling how bad the NPM development team is. Do they have any sort of test suite at all? I’m switching to Yarn.
812.
by symlinkk 8y ago
I'm surprised that's worth millions.
813.
by symlinkk 8y ago
Ironically you're posting this to a website where people are sharing content for free.
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by symlinkk 8y ago
Can someone tell me what is company (Mixpanel) even does? Does it just track what pages your users click on in your UI and then show the metrics in graphs?
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by symlinkk 8y ago
> Why would any security-conscious person give 1Password a second thought when there are open-source alternatives? I trust the security team behind 1Password more than a community of volunteers around open source password managers.
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by symlinkk 8y ago
None of this is caused because of them using a dynamic language. It's caused because the developers used a function literally called "dangerouslySetInnerHTML" that doesn't escape HTML. That's it. It's just lazy
817.
by symlinkk 8y ago
No, that's incorrect. You have to have someone's number to send a message to them.
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by symlinkk 8y ago
Those are completely different concepts. You're confusing dynamic typing with type inference. Dynamic typing: C# "dynamic" keyword Type inference: C# "var" keyword, C++ "auto" keyword
819.
by symlinkk 8y ago
Huh, so basically Windows had it right this whole time?
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by symlinkk 9y ago
How are they a "fucking pain to use"? I have never heard an average person complain about Instagram's UI. It's fine. It's good, even.
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by symlinkk 9y ago
Facebook? Instagram? Airbnb? We're talking about some of the most popular apps in the world. What exactly is your problem with them?
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by symlinkk 9y ago
But why are they separated by workspaces in the first place?
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by symlinkk 9y ago
What make / model / year of car? Just curious. > cops do seem to target "car status / area status mismatch" Can you blame them?
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by symlinkk 9y ago
Not sure why you're being downvoted. Clearly a lot of investors agree with you, as the stock recovered at the end of today to be exactly where it was at the start of the day. If you truly believe what you wrote, then you should invest
825.
by symlinkk 9y ago
> you have to explicitly enable this feature, agreeing to "ongoing upload" of your "text and call history" I don't remember this being explicitly asked of me in any obvious way. And even if it was, I would have a
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by symlinkk 9y ago
I don't think you really need the best of the best programmers to keep Facebook running. Other than the infrastructure needed to support the massive number of users Facebook has, I doubt the rest of the work done over there is really m
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by symlinkk 9y ago
It still doesn't sound that innovative to me. Are we not allowed to criticize things anymore?
828.
by symlinkk 9y ago
You don't think evidence of the NYT being bossed around by Facebook is newsworthy?
829.
by symlinkk 9y ago
Not really sure why you're getting downvoted, I agree completely.
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by symlinkk 9y ago
Maybe if Kestrel isn't ready yet they shouldn't be releasing it? Actually a lot of .NET Core feels half-finished.
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by symlinkk 9y ago
> Added settings in about:preferences to stop websites from asking to send notifications or access your device’s camera, microphone, and location, while still allowing trusted websites to use these features Good. I get so tired of having
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by symlinkk 9y ago
Qt may be inspired by modern C++, but you don't get hands on experience using the STL since Qt re-implements almost the entire thing.
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by symlinkk 9y ago
How would the world be different? Presumably they’d keep it a secret.
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by symlinkk 9y ago
People like you hate the idea of using JavaScript to write desktop apps because you feel like the end result is too slow and inefficient. Web developers hate the idea of using C++ to write desktop apps because the language is brittle, outda
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by symlinkk 9y ago
Fuck Snapchat filters, fuck another JavaScript framework being released, fuck Google releasing another chat app, fuck the next iPhone having wireless charging. This is innovation. This is the future. This, and Tesla, are the biggest technol
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by symlinkk 9y ago
The author seems to praise the vendor lock-in that Apple imposes upon its customers as being a good business move and a sign that Apple has "matured", without really offering any hard facts to back it up. I'm going to offer a
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by symlinkk 9y ago
The guy I replied to is saying that he needs to use third party libraries just for state management and data binding . Pretty much every non-trivial component is going to need these features, and if they're using a library to get them
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by symlinkk 9y ago
That's not the official point of entry, the main React site is: https://reactjs.org/docs/hello-world.html
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by symlinkk 9y ago
If Web Components are only usable with a library on top of them, what is the point of using them in the first place?
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by symlinkk 9y ago
Funny how you rarely see the same complaint about C++. You've got CMake, Make, Conan, vcpkg, and a bunch of other build tools that all require a hugely complicated setup process to get right. None of these ship with sensible defaults o

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