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by timeon 1y ago
We could have that with XHTML+DTDs...
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by timeon 1y ago
> Also the original vision was much more limited. Is this about CSS or JS (and things like Node)?
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by timeon 1y ago
> How dare people use CSS without learning in-depth all 20+ specifications! It's an outrage! Is strange reaction to: > ... then have a strong opinion after they were forced to use it for a day. There is not problem with using som
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by timeon 1y ago
> CSS will not render maps ;) It could with CSS+SVG. You still need to control navigation somehow.
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by timeon 1y ago
> While in an FP language you are passing values By passing values do you mean 'moving'? Like not passing reference?
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by timeon 1y ago
Swift even if catching up a bit is probably not going to impose strict border between safe and unsafe.
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by timeon 1y ago
> next up is also your PC Already starting on macos. Gatekeeper had setting where you could allow any app. Now it is removed. While still possible to allow individual app (you need to do it after every OS update), trajectory is now clear
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by timeon 1y ago
Why would someone use Kindle?
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by timeon 1y ago
> They all require upfront releases of CO2 to create, and end of life release to recycle. All of them require that; but not all of them require it during the production. Some, like natural gas, do.
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by timeon 1y ago
Reminds me Shadowrun.
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by timeon 1y ago
Who is reliant on whom? USA is only member that actually used help of NATO.
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by timeon 1y ago
> best in the world Except for the electricity.
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by timeon 1y ago
Unintentional click-bait.
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by timeon 1y ago
Per capita consumption-based CO₂ emissions, 2022 [0] - EU 7.7t - USA 16.5t [0]: https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/consumption-co2-per-capit...
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by timeon 1y ago
If they have stopped working today it would be disaster. If it stopped at that time, life would go on. It is not about technology but how society adapted around it.
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by timeon 1y ago
How is that same thing?
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by timeon 1y ago
Sure but does it mean that every business needs to be unicorn?
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by timeon 1y ago
Why do you think that it is not thriving? Is the company struggling? Not everyone needs to use the thing to be thriving.
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by timeon 1y ago
Is this the reason why people say that 8gb is not enough for writing some code?
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by timeon 1y ago
There are many declarative frameworks. React is one of the slowest.
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by timeon 1y ago
So what do you think about: https://github.com/Paligo/xee ?
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by timeon 1y ago
Or just Xee.
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by timeon 1y ago
Maybe but PR author, who created the Issue there as well, gave example: 'JSON+React'. 'React' one of the slowest framework out there. Performance is rarely considered in contemporary front-end.
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by timeon 1y ago
> killed humanely What does this mean? Not sure about fish but mammals produced for meat are usually killed before adult age. Is that "killed humanely"?
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by timeon 1y ago
Clear as body milk and salad with meat in it?
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by timeon 1y ago
> This wasn't always the case. This is pretty vague. Similarly ~50 years ago, people were not eating as much meat as they do today.
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by timeon 1y ago
One does not need to eat these "ultra-processed" foods when reducing meat consumption.
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by timeon 1y ago
> windows recall enabled Just curious what other OS has something similar? MacOS maybe?
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by timeon 1y ago
What helped me, was deleting account as well. The site has different purpose than when I've registered anyway.
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by timeon 1y ago
In Rust/C++ it is just one of the tools. Not required thing.

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