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by vilmosi 11y ago
>>> Rosetta/Philae was a European achievement paid by the EU public, yet that barely gets mentioned. I don't know man, I was reading quite a lot about it and loving every minute of it.
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by vilmosi 11y ago
Same here. Today, I tend to make sure these days that my projects absolutely are SPAs beforehand. If someone mentions traditional pages, SPA is out.
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by vilmosi 11y ago
Sorry, I'm a bit confused about the difference between an Ajax powered page vs an SPA
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by vilmosi 11y ago
The main disadvantages mentioned in this article relate to the fact that many SPA today don't replicate the traditional routing mechanism. Which, in my humble opinion, is the wrong thing to judge it on. You can easily have a single-pag
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by vilmosi 11y ago
Interactivity mostly. Imagine if Google Maps reloaded every time you zoom in or pick a location.
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by vilmosi 11y ago
Sorry, didn't mean to sound like I was making a blanket statement. I agree there's a fine line between web app and website. No-one should take the decision of using an SPA lightly.
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by vilmosi 11y ago
I've read many articles about SPA issues. I don't think any of them can't be overcomed. But when I say webapp I don't mean blogs or regular mostly static websites. I mean Web applications.
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by vilmosi 11y ago
>>> Single page applications are good for pages with a high amount of short, repeated interactivity where concurrency and frequent status updates are prioritized That's what I understand by webapp. Web sites (such as reddit) s
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by vilmosi 11y ago
Honest question, what's wrong with SPA?
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by vilmosi 11y ago
Good article, I agree with a lot of this, but I can't help myself from commenting. >>> When given the choice to add a preprocessor (e.g. LESS, SASS, CoffeeScript etc) to the technology stack, the BFED realises there is a deepe
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by vilmosi 11y ago
Just be careful. It's worth it at the end of the day. Honestly, 0 sounds like a default value in most cases anyway.
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by vilmosi 11y ago
>>> First of all, it isn’t obvious why the OR operator would be used to assign default values. Really?! This is common knowledge for anyone writing JS for more than a week. It's used EVERYWHERE.
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by vilmosi 11y ago
>>> That should be enough to tell you that even if the majority are lovely people, the industry as a whole still has a problem. I'm not disagreeing with you. But... Isn't that true with everything? Is the medical industry
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by vilmosi 11y ago
Um... Twitter isn't nearly as prevalent as people in the tech industry think it is.
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by vilmosi 11y ago
That's still like a couple of degrees (4 full moons) away so not sure how accurate it would be. Still the thought of seeing literally the same stars on an alien world is blowing my mind. Just imagine the same sky, but different planet.
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by vilmosi 11y ago
Yes, but rarely anyone pays that. Mostly because there's a daily cap of less than £10 (depending on which zones you traveled during the day).
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by vilmosi 11y ago
Both your quotes are followed by BMI index, which technically doesn't take into account fat/muscle ration by definition. But I do concede, overweight in that context does refer to excess fat.
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by vilmosi 11y ago
It's not about cost, it's about speed and scale, which China does very well.
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by vilmosi 11y ago
>>> For most of human history, and without having to get into more specific details, a man and woman living together for more than a short time usually resulted in children. The institution was enacted to encourage such couples to
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by vilmosi 11y ago
Marriage has nothing to do with procreation. The government doesn't care if you plan to have kids when you get married, there's no tick box saying "You agree that this marriage license is only valid if you have kids.". M
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by vilmosi 11y ago
Answer is simple: ES6
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by vilmosi 11y ago
That's just not true. If you are talking about hunter-gatherer societies, you'd be surprised to find out they didn't starve themselves regularly. They ate well and worked fewer hours than us, with a surprisingly high life exp
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by vilmosi 11y ago
Oh ouch, that was my incredibly dumb mistake. Thanks for pointing that out.
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by vilmosi 11y ago
Barcelona doesn't have to support the number of people that the London underground does.
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by vilmosi 11y ago
- nine pounds a pint is excessive. Even at Hawksmoor it's half that. Wetherspoons a third that. Simply not true. - yes, zone 2. He talks about zone 4.
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by vilmosi 11y ago
As someone who lives in London, this is fake. >> small flat in zone 4 paying out a minimum of £1200 pcm for a 1 bed flat, Mate, I pay 1600 for a two bedroom big flat with an awesome view (zone 2). Prices didn't get that ridiculou
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by vilmosi 11y ago
Yes, every person is different. But there are standards and averages and common approaches to these things. Otherwise medicine wouldn't exist since no two people have the same physiology. This is not an excuse to ignore scientific resu
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by vilmosi 11y ago
The term "overweight" does not differentiate between muscle and fat, plain and simple. You're wrong.
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by vilmosi 11y ago
>>> Science does not say that a caloric deficit automatically is starvation, you alone are making that claim I never said that. Eating 100 calories less a day is not starvation, duh. But that diet it's not really effective at
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by vilmosi 11y ago
Quoting: >>> Among the conclusions from the study was the confirmation that prolonged semi-starvation produces significant increases in depression, hysteria and hypochondriasis >>> Participants exhibited a preoccupation wi

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