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by thdrdt 7y ago
I like Vue a lot, but then I discovered Blazor (.NET core + SignalR). And now I am questioning the whole Javascript ecosystem. With stacks like Vue and Node I always feel I have to do the same work twice. Double models, validation in the fr
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by thdrdt 7y ago
Yep, it is absolutely non news. And you could even call Apple's prices competitive. Try a high end Dell with 3TB of RAM: way above $110,000 And if the screen is comparible to reference screens from Sony you can call the screen extremel
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by thdrdt 7y ago
Could be. But I think the lack of Nvidia support won't help Apple at the moment. But I think they have something with their 'cheap' reference monitor.
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The lanscape can change a lot in 6 years time. And Apple just lagged begind. For example, Nvidia came with super fast GPUs but it was almost impossible to upgrade your Mac Pro with them. So a lot of companies jumped to Windows. Also the sof
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...which is great because IDEs from Jetbrains know everything about your code. That's indeed why you buy a workstation.
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I believe the main market will be audio processing. Video, effects, CAD, 3D are mostly done on Windows and Linux.
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But with Dell you get professional support. No need to get to a support center. They will fix it next day at your location.
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I think this is very bad advice. I had great clients who overlooked a payment. Just let them know and everything was fine. It also depends on what country you live in. Where I live it is 60 days by rule unless it is in a contract signed by
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The thing that most forget: it is impossible to estimate. So don't do it. Charge by period and keep communication to the client what you did in that time. Give them confidence that you provide them company value for the time they pay y
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The most important part of the article: "While the paper is based on patterns and trends and, as such, doesn't confirm a direct cause, ..." Please be carefull jumping into conclusions. Further research is needed for that.
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I think the main benefit of Blazor (server side) is that it's very easy to write SPAs with it. This is great for incompany apps that don't have a lot of traffic (Blazor can be difficult to scale). You bind your backend to your fro
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by thdrdt 7y ago
I use DDG as my main search engine because I like more privacy. But to be fair I think Google is way better most of the time. And I believe this is because Google is much more context aware. A fake example: if you search "lounge new yo
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by thdrdt 7y ago
I use Gimp a lot but I still think Photoshop is way ahead. For example I don't know why the author thinks Gimp has tight typography controls. I always struggle with typography in Gimp while in Photoshop it's so easy. And I never u
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by thdrdt 7y ago
There are already frameworks doing this. For example Blazor (.Net core 3) and Phoenix Live View (Elixir). They write the Javascript for you but you won't even notice it. I don't have experience with Phoenix, but with Blazor I just
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by thdrdt 7y ago
I don't think he/she is burned out. When you are burned out you can't do anything anymore. Then you are way over 'being pissed off'. But! being pissed off at work is a very good way to get burned out. Most people wh
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by thdrdt 7y ago
It has to come as cookie from the server if you don't want to save it with Javascript.
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But the server must send them.
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Imho this is a useless safety 'feature'. It only saves you from a mitm-attack and even then you hope that the mitm did not see your refresh token. The moment you store data with Javascript it will be visible for any Javascript.
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by thdrdt 7y ago
Yes, but when the server does not send the token as cookie the only option is to store it with JavaScript. And yes, that also means (any) JavaScript can access the token.
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I'm also having a hard time swiping the text. So ahead of the poster: 1. learn how to communicate: being a good developer requires as much (more?) social as it does technical skills. I would recommend formal training and practice. 2. q
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And the Rivian has a lot of smart features truck owners like. To me it looks like the Tesla is for people who want that truck and the Rivian for people who need a truck. And yeah imho the Cybertruck is very ugly. It looks like a copy of the
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by thdrdt 7y ago
There is a lot of talk about renewable energy. But I believe this is distracting us from the real issue: we are using too many resourses. Our family uses around 2000kWh electricity per year. This is half of what most people in my country us
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Yes, for example in warehouse management. Most companies still use outdates apps on Windows ME. The problem is that stakes are so high that nobody dares to change. You cannot turn off a running warehouse for some days. I believe datamigrati
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This week it occurred to me that what is going on in Hongkong is the same as the story of Half-Life 2. This was what I always liked about HL2. It is a game but also a kind of protest against oppression.
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I absolutely see the benefits of using Blazor. But it feels immature because I see a lot of tutorials with ways to work around little bugs and problems. But orcourse those tutorials could be from before the official launch which was just so
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Currently I'm also using VueJs, but there are benefits of having one language for both the front and backend. With Blazor you can also share your models and other code if needed.
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Has anyone experience with Blazor in production? I would like to jump into it but it still feels a little immature to me.
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Yes, I also think that stone and rock (concrete) feel more natural than glass.
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Brutalism is a strange style. It alienates but I always feel it is closer to humans than most modern buildings.
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This looks like a fun project. I'm using Blender for over 10 years. Most people didn't like the interface but I always loved it. But I have to say: 2.8 is even more amazing! This open source project is unbelievable good. Experts f

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