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by tauchunfall 2y ago
Also "Rechnung #" instead of "Rechnung Nr." or "Rechnungsnr.".
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by tauchunfall 2y ago
Yeah, but it's probably unavoidable, the term "ruby" used in British typography is 200 years old [1]. *Update:* Oh and it's interesting, "rubi" was used but the W3C recommendation from 2001 made "ruby&quot
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by tauchunfall 2y ago
Very nice to see some progress here. I think "CSS Ruby Annotation Layout Module Level 1" saw most work around 2013/2014, there are also specifications for ruby that are part of XHTML and HTML 5 standards. Even when ruby marku
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by tauchunfall 2y ago
Also edge bundling can help. See the papers by Benjamin Bach et al. https://aviz.fr/~bbach/confluentgraphs/
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by tauchunfall 2y ago
Radical constructivism is related to the work of the neurobiologists Humberto Maturana and Francisco Varela (they are not called constructivists but attributed as main proponents), and the biophysicist Heinz von Foerster. A deep rabbit hole
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by tauchunfall 2y ago
I know that last names are capitalized in french writing convention, but I never saw it in english. *Edit:* Ahh I see, capitalized not uppercased.
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by tauchunfall 3y ago
Also repository owner seems to be from Austria.
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by tauchunfall 3y ago
Windows 11 taskbar reminds me of macOS dockbar. I've been using Windows for two decades and before that I loved the Amiga Workbench. When I had the choice between a Dell Windows notebook and a macBook I went to the Apple store and some
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by tauchunfall 3y ago
I would even say type checking is a must. We use Zod to define data schemas and have type completion and runtime checking. We even define request and response schemas in Zod for our APIs (inspired by protobuf/GRPC schemas, but without
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by tauchunfall 3y ago
>It's not straightforward. Yeah, it's a bit implicit. Or you have to learn the rules by heart. I also saw people struggle with two elements aligned to bottom with different line heights. Turned out they did not know that there
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by tauchunfall 3y ago
It looks like putting a list of utility CSS classes into one line is an intimidating thing of simplicity. The written Tailwind code might not be beautiful (still it tends to be simpler than well-constructed CSS), but it does not stop the re
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by tauchunfall 3y ago
>JSX is a mediocre templating language You can also complain about JSON being a mediocre data format. But I think it's minimalism and compatibility with JS made it successful.
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by tauchunfall 3y ago
>don't know a single gotcha except for the renamed attributes/props that are otherwise reserved keywords (htmlFor, className). This is related to `React.createElement`, I think. Preact does not have this problem. For client-hea
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by tauchunfall 3y ago
That's true. It's missing "a ton of features" but the question is, if these missing features in the template language stop us from building correct and maintainable web applications. Having that said: We are fine with JS
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by tauchunfall 3y ago
>I suspect they want better condition handling. Because JavaScript lacks a useful conditional expression beyond ternary expressions, condition handling in JSX generally uses boolean operators or ternary expressions. If a condition in JSX
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by tauchunfall 3y ago
>For a static page it doesn't make sense to use React, obviously JSX is a nice templating language. And when you use Deno or Bun you can use it directly on server-side. My server-side components have no hooks and use preact-render-t
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by tauchunfall 3y ago
>React is just as fast as anything else React rendering can get very very slow. A classical example are inputs that update very slowly when you type something. "Best practices" lead us many times to this when we round-trip the
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by tauchunfall 3y ago
>What's fast offering that other don't? When you go to the page: - first line: "Adaptive..." - second line: "The adaptive..." - third line: "...adapt..." Then the next block: - "flexible and a
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by tauchunfall 3y ago
I really enjoy using GitHub, TypeScript, and VS Code. These are some my most favorite tools. But Azure DevOps and Microsoft Teams make me think that the Microsoft engineers working on these products absolutely don't care and they proba
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by tauchunfall 3y ago
They "acquired" Erich Gamma and let him build Visual Studio Code with his team in Switzerland.
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by tauchunfall 3y ago
>It's not Dutch, it's German, so trying to translate it as if it were Dutch would give strange results Anecdote: One of my coworkers once thought that Dutch means German. I guess it was because the words "dutch" and &
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by tauchunfall 3y ago
looks like "fringes" are what we call in German TV and ad productions "markup". >Fringes can track the value of benefits or fees that are required above and beyond the raw cost of labor or materials. Fringe benefits c
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by tauchunfall 3y ago
>Recreate the black box in a modern tool that’s easier to maintain. I assume in the newer trains they already recreated new systems. For the old trains it's just not worth it to modernize, as it's incompatible with the newer tr
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by tauchunfall 3y ago
>But running something as unreliable as Windows 3.11 in a production environment does not seem to make sense anyway. They used and still use MS-DOS, Windows 3.11, Windows 95, and Windows NT for different systems over the years in the old
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by tauchunfall 3y ago
It's the first word in the title. >Remote: Windows 3.11 Administrator (m/f/d).
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by tauchunfall 3y ago
>It’s a remote job offering so it must be networked somehow. Why do you assume that? The Siemens SIBAS 32 system can be used at home, and an old PC system with Windows 3.11 should be the smallest problem to use at home. The question is,
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by tauchunfall 3y ago
I have the feeling that's how information technology in general is seen in Germany.
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by tauchunfall 3y ago
That's true, but unrelated to software. When you look at the software and AI, the German car manufactors are ahead of say Tesla.
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by tauchunfall 3y ago
>Windows 3.11 had any built in networking anyway *Update:* Yes, looks like it uses the networking stuff provides by MS-DOS. MS-DOS has NETSTART.BAT and PROTOCOL.INI that initializes TCP/IP with IP address and subnet mask. When you l
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by tauchunfall 3y ago
It seems you can actually order the hardware. >SIEMENS Sibas 32, 6FH6035-1A + 4x 6FH 9543-3BY60 + 6FH 9533-3BY60 + 6FH 9550-3AY60 + 3x 6FH9485-3A + 6FH9484-3A + 6FH9498-3A + 6FH9481-3B Antriebssteuergerät 7500 EUR, 28 kg (found after a q

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