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by tekkk 4y ago
I research everything that i can about the topic for say couple of days. Then i pick a tutorial or boilerplate, modify it in my own way to learn how it works (and more importantly - why things are why they are). Once it stops crashing, i tr
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by tekkk 4y ago
Wow is this like Go version of SvelteKit? Except without SSR so it serves only static files? I just thought about the same thing recently and I'm glad somebody made it! IMO Go is better fit for server backend than Node.js, especially w
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by tekkk 5y ago
Not saying that this doesnt work but i'd hate to be part of the system inflating the already too expensive housing prices. It's just living off the unfortunate who dont have the income to purchase their on home, therefore being fo
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by tekkk 5y ago
I use pnpm only for monorepos for which I find it works quite well. Although at times there have been issues, mainly with symlinks getting messed up or linking to wrong dependencies. Well, mainly having multiple versions of same packages. B
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by tekkk 5y ago
Just ask him to make it more consistent and explain that people will one day create really big apps with the language. Not just little interactive widgets. And design the language from the point of view. Simpler and more scalable. Like havi
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by tekkk 5y ago
Sure there is but I suppose majority are moving towards typed languages. Perhaps it's sad for some, but it's no fun having to guess types or console.log them because it's just not obvious. Good riddance I say. I'd rather
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by tekkk 5y ago
No, it's the right way. TS is the future of the language. Besides JS is not sane enough to be a low level language. WASM is precisely that.
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by tekkk 5y ago
The worse side about these things is that you can't vent out your sadness or general feelings to anyone. Which is I think what people really need. Not a huge host of siblings and friends but just emotional closure to have your feelings
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by tekkk 5y ago
That's a good point. I don't know how common sudden power failures are though so for redundancy's sake it'd make more sense to have two.
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by tekkk 5y ago
No it's almost a rule to build reactors in pairs. That way when you maintain the other, the other still outputs energy. When the decision was made Green Party was in the cabinet and they had made a promise not to build any more nuclear
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by tekkk 5y ago
Surround yourself with people who you like. Or find something else to do beside your job that makes you happy. I think one needs some big event to make you realize your priorities and to find what you truly care about. I, for example, have
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by tekkk 5y ago
Doesn't seem like good news for anyone who uses Cerner systems. Although those systems seem over-priced already so can they tighten the screw even more?
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by tekkk 5y ago
I realized I may be that much of an optimist that I don't even really understand what's it like to be a cynic. To me it seems a cynic, from how the author describes them, is a total downer and asshole who I wouldn't want to b
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by tekkk 5y ago
Well using square brackets is kinda not preferred with Tailwind. You'd rather use something like `bg-blue-400`. And even from your example you see that you are writing less styles. I agree that going outside what Tailwind provides is k
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by tekkk 5y ago
Now that's a lot of money. It seems admirable to have "Support open-source projects" as their first item but I wonder what portion of that funding goes to open-source. Is it an euphemism for hiring open-source maintainers to
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by tekkk 5y ago
I may be considered a somewhat talented dabbler of many things. What I've found is the most important thing in getting good at something is building up things slowly, patiently you could say, and having some type of encouraging environ
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by tekkk 5y ago
Esbuild is great. That said, I find as its one major weakness the inability to alias/dedupe libraries at least in a pnpm monorepo. Even if it's the same version and I assume the same link, it will bundle it twice and you can get s
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by tekkk 5y ago
Wow, this should be great news for Svelte and SvelteKit! Hopefully with Vercel's backing these projects will fly off. Having worked with React for about 5 years (with a project in Vue in-between) and now having dabbled with Svelte, the
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by tekkk 5y ago
Hey this is really cool! Not sure how this compares to https://github.com/benjamine/jsondiffpatch which has been unmaintained for some time. But if this could replace it I'd happy to start using it.
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by tekkk 5y ago
I like writing CSS to some extent. You get the immediate satisfaction of visibly getting things done and compared to a lot of other things, it's just memorization of few tricks and rules. It's the persistence of wanting to get thi
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by tekkk 5y ago
Good to see Simon is getting promotion. It's interesting to watch someone have an authentic and deep passion for something which they enjoy sharing in a down-to-earth manner. For example the vocal shift video was quite revealing. Maybe
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by tekkk 5y ago
All right, thanks! Just wondered as I have a ECS setup and I really prefer not having to switch unless I have to.
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by tekkk 5y ago
What was wrong with ECS Fargate if you don't mind me asking? Too expensive? Too vendor locked-in?
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by tekkk 5y ago
I think it's Europe issue. With VPN everything works fine.
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by tekkk 5y ago
I have noticed I enjoy instead of throwing errors, use a generic Event type to determine if that action was ok or not. Like in Elixir (but in TypeScript). Makes for easy logging too as you have to write an error message for each potential e
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by tekkk 5y ago
Having been on keto for 3 months, I don't think it's that big of a deal. It depends of course what you eat, but if you just eat "normally" with carbs left out and lots of veggies of course, in my case the end result of q
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by tekkk 5y ago
> With them you write all this lasagna code to wrap the mutation of data and to make the UI react to all these changes. Yeah, and allowing developers to just access state from anywhere and mutate it doesn't generate lasagna code a
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by tekkk 5y ago
I have thought something similar but more in terms of deduction for living in your own home. But it does make more sense to increase the cost of rent-seeking as well. Also i pondered would adding a law that allows tenants to have an option
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by tekkk 5y ago
I can give you a dollar. But anyway, EA is sitting on its publishing rights, firaxis has the IP so it's deadlocked as far as I know. I cant recall what was the time for games to expire into public domain but I'd say that's th
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by tekkk 5y ago
At that point why wouldnt you just write HTML? That would last basically forever and it's I think less hassle than hacking together a blog renderer.

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