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by thrashh 6y ago
Maybe just a dead end sign even.
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by thrashh 6y ago
It was also a way to do what XMLHttpRequest does before it existed.
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by thrashh 6y ago
The lack of rigor is pretty prevalent in life (legal systems, human communication, etc.) and it’s awesome because it adds a whole extra dimension of complexity that could not exist if things were rigorous. For example, I can test whether my
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by thrashh 6y ago
Trading cloud provided services with your own home grown systems just trades unreliability in one way with its own sets of maintenance and reliability problems, plus a lot of complexity that is out of reach for most people. Smart home tec
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by thrashh 6y ago
Can they catch up? I feel the reason why web apps took off is because so much money has been spent on the underlying technologies (HTML, CSS, etc.) that makes them extremely powerful. I’ve used a lot of UI frameworks and getting to do anyth
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by thrashh 6y ago
D3 isn’t SVG/DOM-based, although it can be. I only use D3 with HTML5 canvas.
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by thrashh 6y ago
I find the ORM in SQLAlchemy pretty cool — I’ve really written complex queries as if I had witten it by hand but then finally mapped them into the ORM at the end with like a line of code. However it was a learning curve to figure out how to
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by thrashh 6y ago
What if you live in the city but go camping or mountain biking in the mountains every other weekend? Then you gotta own something that doesn’t look like it fits in the city.
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by thrashh 6y ago
I use refactoring and IntelliSense for Python and JS pretty often and while it’s not as good as for Java, I find that it works pretty well. Granted when we write code, we keep in mind whether an IDE will be able to refactor it later.
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by thrashh 6y ago
Then you install the plugin for Markdown, rst or PlantUML into IntelliJ? ????