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6y ago
Did any of the demos work for anyone? HN hug of death?
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7y ago
That's not really fair, they ported their stack so front end and backend share type definitions. It was not a fashion driven decision. Wrt to types and tests, "Types" means some verifiable annotations on the code. If a type s
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7y ago
Building Rome does require typescript. It's a devDependency. Using Rome (ie, the `rome` command that gets built) does not. "No dependencies" seems accurate to me, since it refers to use of the built product, which is what wil
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7y ago
LOL! It actually only takes a couple of minutes, with ANSI fancy progress bars and everything
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7y ago
That can be part of the maps data, right? EG Google maps shows the speed limit when navigating.
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7y ago
Having line height change from "half-leading" on the first line to "leading" seems a little bizarre to me... why mix the two systems? It seems the last line also has "half-leading" below, and I can't see a
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7y ago
"Ruby could have been Swift" Swift's raison d'etre is mobile development
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7y ago
On a mobile device, efficiency should be king... that's not exactly Ruby's forte I'm skeptical of your first point as well
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7y ago
A big part is the development toolchain, which would be installed at a system level for most languages. I started a vue project last night, npm install --production installs 4 packages. With dev dependencies, I get 2300 packages. Eslint, ba
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7y ago
The package manager also has evolved to handle lots of dependencies. In the article 19000 packages are installed in 40 seconds... My Django project with 100 times fewer dependencies takes longer in CI Npm comes with an audit tool I have nev
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7y ago
Home Depot and Home Depot Pro have been fine for my needs. I added a 9x12 shed onto my garage, and now use as office/workout room.
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7y ago
do’s-onshore = co-sponsor? Thanks for the link, I sent an email with it.
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7y ago
The language in question, TypeScript, runs exactly as fast as JavaScript!
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7y ago
Yes, I'd have to ask those users to log in with their iPhone :) Seriously though, the IT-only-allowing-IE11 hasn't been a sales or support blocker in the last couple years, as it has been for me in previous companies 5+ years ago,
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7y ago
It does actually! https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/deployedge/edge-ie-mode
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7y ago
Absolutely! that's why I build IE11-compatible marketing pages and signup... once they are past the first step of the funnel, the back button isn't as tempting :) Right now its the same front end stack (Vue, BS4) for both sites, a
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7y ago
My two wishes are: 1. Bring back extends 2. Specify services that are only intended to be run Maybe #2 is possible now and I just don't know it? I wrote a wrapper at previous job around docker-compose that made it easy to define aliase
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7y ago
Those ie11 users may be able to just fire up chrome etc when they need to. That is my recent experience at least We build an IE compatible marketing and sign up flow, so I may only be seeing the motivated users' behavior
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IME, the IE11 users have all been able to use another browser. We send them to version of our site that includes all the right polyfills and allows signups/browsing marketing but NOT using the main app. When users arrive on IE11 and ne
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I had to place orders with three companies for me to actually get a freezer. Walmart was the only one that came through. Freezers are a hot commodity!
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Startup Is Trying to Ease the Ventilator Shortage in Hawaii
(civilbeat.org)
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7y ago
What's the context for that quote? The main page of the linked site doesn't have it. I was wondering something similar while looking at https://htmldom.dev/toggle-password-visibility This could be done inline with
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7y ago
I hope you do write it up! Here's a working link: https://every-layout.dev/
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7y ago
Why? Are you avoiding NPM as well? Seems like a curious requirement for JS development
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zizee, not for a glossary only. But, one of the top reasons we chose Slab (over Paper and Notion) because it lets us pull in content into Slack.
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I wrote something like this. It used the bytecode, simulating types on the stack. Functions with annotations had to be called with compatible types, functions without annotations were symbolically executed for each call site. Constructors w
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7y ago
Absolutely on board with both increasing availability and then making them mandatory. Along with gloves. Masks are very hard to come by... that might be why it looks like business as usual? I'd love to get some myself, tips appreciated
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I agree that no build step is a false economy. With a build step writing Vue and react are better... Use up to date JS, minified and split bundles, single file components, etc Points 2 and 3 I agree with though. Vue is more complete than r
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I wish Django's ORM had a query builder that was closer to sql. Aggregations are a PITA and HAVING clauses require small mammal sacrifices. Not sure the blame belongs to the ORM but Django rest framework has been the source of N+1 quer
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7y ago
Quite true, my thought was that a loan can be a larger amount. $1k one time on't change much, $10k would help people pay for food etc. It's always possible to do both. > Furman proposes Congress pass a "one-time payment of
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