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by terandle 7y ago
Personally I think the best thing about React is the component based architectures, which you don't need JS/SPA to use. Are there any good SSR frameworks that have a similar react-ish syntax? (Next/node.js is apparently too s
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by terandle 7y ago
And then you start recording those expressions into macros just by pressing q. Or just repeat the last one with a period. Vim is so great in so many ways, I always have to use a Vim emulation layer when using Visual Studio.
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by terandle 7y ago
What is this implying? That instead of adding a property/method to a class you should instead create a child class that inherits from the original with the new properties? Sounds like a great way to have a very complicated class hierar
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by terandle 7y ago
Are the proposals for adding income tax to WA going to also reduce the sales tax in equal measure so that the states total revenue stays around the same amount?
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by terandle 7y ago
Having moved from CA to WA I don't see how the lack of an income tax has negatively affected the services up here maybe if someone can explain what WA is lacking compared to states with an income tax
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by terandle 7y ago
The main reason they got rid of it because it was a gimmick that never really panned out and having two different ways of invoking a context menu based on force was a UX disaster for the novice user. I'm glad Apple was able to swallow
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by terandle 7y ago
Apple has killed off 3D Touch first with the XR and now the entire iPhone 11 line
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by terandle 7y ago
No numpad is an ergonomic benefit. Your mouse is closer so you don't have to move your hand as far. The best way to have a numpad if you really need one, I have found, is to have a separate one like how the Microsoft Sculpt keyboard do
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by terandle 7y ago
His final line of the post was "Lessons Learned:" "Use an escrow service like Transpact if you want to make trades via bitcoin"
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by terandle 7y ago
In the article it is mentioned that Apple's previous head architect left earlier this year so they needed a new one.
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by terandle 7y ago
That link does not help your case $300 for a fashionable lamp you can use for life and is a major fixture of a living space vs a $1,000 monitor stand? Congrats Apple you made restoration hardware look like ikea in terms of pricing.
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by terandle 7y ago
The newline mess is a bigger problem imo
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by terandle 8y ago
Good point. However hopefully whatever brilliant file format the source of truth is in will eventually end up being able to be consumed natively by the other applications and we can forgo the translation layer. Until then yes you have a goo
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by terandle 8y ago
Create a good config file format and transpile that to a bad config file format for use in an application? I dunno I would rather just have the application use a decent config file format in the first place. It's just a config file, no
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by terandle 8y ago
What sort of regulations are you looking for? I’m just not sure how regulating a company will end homelessness. Seems like the government should be using taxes to do that.
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by terandle 8y ago
I dunno, not until Apple releases a first party controller. Otherwise Nintendo will continue to keep its current market at least.
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by terandle 8y ago
I just want them to announce a new RSS feed reader since their last one was sacrificed at the altar of G+
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by terandle 8y ago
I’m all in favor of abolishing tipping culture from the US but that’s not something you can expect a single restaurant to accomplish on their own. Given the reality of US culture I think this is a good compromise for now. It’s much more hon
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by terandle 8y ago
I can appreciate the pragmatic aspect of choosing www however I don't really like the 'oh well guess we'll just use www forever' attitude either. Seems like changing the specs to remove these restrictions is what we shou
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by terandle 8y ago
Nice, could be useful when I’m trying to answer someones questions about their phone remotely and they don’t know which one they have.
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by terandle 8y ago
Some of these seem very nit picky but if we are doing that my pet peeve was that the “color” property should have been named “text-color”
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by terandle 8y ago
Seems like your issue is with the canvas tag and not necessarily with wasm as you could just do that in JS as well.
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by terandle 8y ago
Cell phones have the same always listening features like Hey Siri, Ok Google, etc.
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by terandle 8y ago
Having a very common name is also awkward when you know many other people at your work with the same name. Getting emails accidently meant for them. Hi John this is John, etc.
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by terandle 8y ago
You could say that about a lot of the crap in a supermarket. Twinkies, ice cream. I don’t get why soda has become demonized over those.
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by terandle 8y ago
The descent guys recently did a kickstarter for a new game: Overload. It just came out on Steam. I haven’t checked it out yet to see if it’s any good.
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by terandle 8y ago
This is their blog post on it https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/devops/2018/04/27/vsts-publ...
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by terandle 8y ago
Gotcha yes for sure in this example you would want to use the column names. In my database code I extract values by referencing the column names - not by their position. So neither swapping or adding a new column breaks the code. Well thank
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by terandle 8y ago
I see this sentiment around a lot and can you explain why? I hope it’s more than just an optimization thing. Getting rid of an extra column or two strikes me as premature optimization in scenarios that are not “web scale”
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by terandle 9y ago
The article was mostly serious until then. Wasn't expecting a satire piece, caught me off guard.

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