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by tuyiown 2y ago
Actually, learning ruby is great way to see the light and stop trying to be creative when writing code. You end up feeling and steered to the the right idiomatic way of doing things is the satisfying way.
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by tuyiown 2y ago
> And the web is fast, like really fast in rendering highly markedup text layouts. Just because everyone uses a frontend framework for “maintainability” doesn’t mean the engine is slow. Yes and no. Many many non trivial things becomes ve
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by tuyiown 2y ago
> the more I hear that some of them are either using AI to help them code, or feed entire projects to AI and let the AI code, while they do code review and adjustments. It's not enough to make generalizations yet. What kind of proje
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by tuyiown 2y ago
Believe it or not, it's pretty reasonable price for mid-high end quality coffee stuff. Seeing the picture and description I was expecting an at least $1000 range price for each. And I totally not am an SF engineer with that much excess
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by tuyiown 2y ago
I don't know much about america, but after shooting down a secret drone, you really would assume that people knocking at your door really is the situation you think it is ?
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by tuyiown 2y ago
> You effectively increase the tech debt exponentially. You're generally right, but the JS eco system has true culture problems, a barrier like Zig brings lots of virtue to such a project, there is space for a good tradeoff on that
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by tuyiown 2y ago
With timers ? because undersea communication is not as solved problem AFAIK
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by tuyiown 2y ago
One option for the onion is to end being an entertaining opinion journal with very nuanced and layered (intended) points of view. They already are almost there, what place do they have where so many in the media are parodies of themselves ?
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by tuyiown 2y ago
beware for large apps, if you don't have heavily splitted your app with dynamic imports, vitejs is frustratingly slow by loading each ESM module separately. Seems that rspac has others interesting tradeoffs. Works great once loaded tho
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by tuyiown 2y ago
My middle school was named after Jean Rostand, and we never heard that quote somehow, this is hilarious.
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by tuyiown 2y ago
Yes this is why I said a few, and having a legal firm in the loop is probably a good way to improve chances of things going well. I’m sorry you had to live through that it’s truly horrible.
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by tuyiown 2y ago
I truly hope this comment has been seen, a few good trusted friends that would honor op’s memory by taking care of good usage of his daughter resources is the safest way to go, by far
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by tuyiown 2y ago
Yes, he and you should not be downvoted, I agree, I fully understand how one can want to never be bothered by others playfulness. But I'm in the team that software is made by people, and that should be reflected. Jokes, like always, mu
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by tuyiown 2y ago
You’re so intense about it, I just want that there would be more right now ! Generally people make way to much assumption about software behavior «just work» is easily confused with «works as I personally expected» You’re assuming too much,
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by tuyiown 2y ago
This is a great initiative. Too much people with little experience with non trivial web are vocal about htmx, and it's not a good thing for the projet.
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by tuyiown 2y ago
It's certainly looks like you have lost some magic in the process. But I could never come up with stories, I read them lots, lots of books.
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by tuyiown 2y ago
I didn't meant to undervalue your work, you are entitled to your pricing. I shared my perceived value, and for wrong reasons, I'm just frustrated because I've been looking for this exact usage for a long time, and I just can&
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by tuyiown 2y ago
23€ per year for an automatic source switcher ? I understand it might be more tricky that it looks, but it's more than I am willing to pay, event for a lifetime license.
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by tuyiown 2y ago
Ha, but to me it's why the analogy works. People don't question that we to do software without knowing final goals because, it's legit unknown, and from an external point of view the waste is not distinguishable from strait w
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by tuyiown 2y ago
Whatever the approach the problem is still valid. The existing component library has be extended for on brand customization, and recurring UI/UX patterns used by the designers. You still have to spread knowledge to allow good re-use th
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by tuyiown 2y ago
Yes, thanks for pointing out that "valid" should not be thrown out too easily. And it happens that I made and mistake and the snippet is actually valid, a pattern shared with a small set of others exceptions, exactly as you point
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by tuyiown 2y ago
Ok, that's a specific rule for <li>, among others for closing tags, that was ignorance on my part, I overlooked the "sometimes" in the "It's valid HTML because the spec allows you to omit closing tags sometime
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by tuyiown 2y ago
<li>item<li> Is not valid HTML, it's merely valid grammar syntax for a loose parser. From the MDN: > Permitted parents: An <ul>, <ol>, or <menu> element. Though not a conforming usage, the obso
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by tuyiown 2y ago
Or, maybe, you learned way more than you think and that let you concentrate on the «important things».
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by tuyiown 2y ago
There two new front end guys in the team, understaffed backend, but manageable, nothing as dramatic, but I constantly have to remind the benefits of doing as much things as possible in the backend and keep the logics high level on the front
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by tuyiown 2y ago
Flexible, or just that only juniors have real benefits
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by tuyiown 2y ago
> What made this so much more infuriating was that if I knew it was just a leaky abstraction over C I wouldn't have made that mistake. But I thought it was on the same level as languages from the Pascal family or Java or any other m
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by tuyiown 2y ago
The pro will train himself to whatever good or bad thing you'll throw at him. The point is not about identifying generalization that works everywhere, it's just to have enough care for making the good choices at the right places.
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by tuyiown 2y ago
This line of thinking is very dangerous. Many people are their worst enemies, and the sole path to wellness is to fight their impulsions and following external guidance, personalized or general social pressure. They must fight day to day th
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by tuyiown 2y ago
I had to combine Tuna-Fish comments and yours to understand what's going on. > And the Omega/Olympics flag "banner" behind the runners is not a banner, it is a led screen, one pixel wide. So the one pixel wide scan li

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