vasachi

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by vasachi 6y ago
How is stadia an upgrade to Switch? Stadia is an upgrade to nothing, as in having Stadia is better than having no way to play games. But an upgrade to a dedicated games console?
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by vasachi 6y ago
It’s not like you would be the first people to get vaccinated with sputkin-V, you know. Rollout in Russia is slow (as per usual), but my whole family got at least one dose already, and we are all fine. No third arms, no blood, coming out of
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by vasachi 6y ago
Well, a spinner can be added even into non-SPA applications. So I don’t see how that is an argument for SPA. I presume you can lie to user by pretending that their change was instantly submitted, while syncing in background. In that case,
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by vasachi 6y ago
Huh? How does SPA help here? JSON payloads don't go faster over the wire than html.
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by vasachi 6y ago
So, you chose a good muxer. Now, which of hundreds of logging, cors, sessions, jwt and permissions middlewares work with said mud and with each other best? Or, and bear with me here, you can outsource those decisions to other folks, and jus
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by vasachi 6y ago
You can’t be dishonest by telling the truth.
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by vasachi 6y ago
Oh no, fascism is always completely legal. Just morally wrong.
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by vasachi 6y ago
LTS in js-world is usually something like "we support it for about three months, maybe six". And if within that period they release an incompatible version, your upgrade path is worse, beacause your version is too old.
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by vasachi 6y ago
This should be a reason to use moment.js more, not less. It’s done, so it will not change under you, and you won’t have to rewrite your app.
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by vasachi 6y ago
Honestly, I wish more js libraries would be that way. I’ve used date-fns in a small part of an app, so of course when I return to it in several months, date-fns released a fully incompatible new major version.
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by vasachi 6y ago
Oh, so thats what it is. I honestly thought that they somehow implemented scroll in js, and it doesn't work in safari, because reddit engineers didn't test it :)
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by vasachi 6y ago
Really? In Russia I haven’t seen a single store without 3D Secure for a loooong time. And they are doing quite fine. Maybe it’s just that US customers are lazy?
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by vasachi 6y ago
I mean, hardware nowadays is quite reliable. We have a simple server with three disks in raid1, and it basically just works. Gitlab has regular backups, so at worst we would have one day of lost work.
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by vasachi 6y ago
Well, they did implement option 1.
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by vasachi 7y ago
In Russia we sometimes joke, that a project can be implemented by a student paid with food. This project reeeeeally looks like such project. I mean honestly, probably anyone here can create this “app” in a day. Maybe I don’t understand the
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by vasachi 7y ago
60k for a web page, that has a form to input about 8 numbers? With about 1000 users maximum?
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by vasachi 7y ago
Lots of people as in about 10% (brave probably less than 1%). As soon as Google is allowed to ship it's own browser engine on iOS, open web is doomed. Google will simply start to ship new “standards”, and web developers will use those
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by vasachi 7y ago
But there is an add to home screen functionality. I, for instance, have a Kindle Store “app”, which was added from safari.
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by vasachi 7y ago
And Google will have full control over the web. As soon as they have majority browser on all platforms, they will ramp up their “innovations” of web platform and leave competition in the dust. And then nobody will be able to stop “standards
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by vasachi 7y ago
Meh, 1Gbps over cable is nothing, really. Switches with 10g uplink ports cost almost nothing now. Problem is that most software and hardware on user’s side can’t deal with that speed :) 5G smartphones probably won’t be able to give you 1Ggp
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by vasachi 9y ago
What? I thought it was _the_ java build tool...
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by vasachi 9y ago
If you think of your database as a loosely constrained document storage - then yes, postgres is worse than mongo. But, if you think of your database as a single source of truth, then I almost can't imagine any reason to use mongo[1]. W
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by vasachi 9y ago
Well, thank you very much for not kicking them out! Especially those, who were "transported" during Russian Empire times. So very kind of you :) Not to start a debate, but why would they want to integrate into a culture that quite
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by vasachi 10y ago
Vultr does. Last time I looked, 6.0.
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by vasachi 10y ago
4. This won't work if one of the branches errors, because they are both evaluated. You can, however, pass a callback. But a simple ternary operator does look better.