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by vimslayer 6y ago
"Text is easy to read" wasn't in their guidelines.
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by vimslayer 6y ago
I think pretty much everyone agrees with you on that, I haven't seen anyone advocate that students _should_ be treated all alike. It's just that providing individual guidance requires more teachers and thus more money... And then
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by vimslayer 6y ago
This talk gained some controversy because the comparison with AngularJS wasn't very fair, IIRC they weren't using some basic optimizations like $index with ngRepeat, which would've been the best practice. React requires the k
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by vimslayer 6y ago
If you are interested in finding possible security holes, you could try finding prototype pollution bugs in basically any library that somehow handles user input. Utility libraries like lodash and underscore, argument parsers like yargs, mi
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by vimslayer 6y ago
For what it's worth, in your "all other programming languages" example you don't need the second null check null != james.car.colour It's redundant when we know the first two are true.
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by vimslayer 6y ago
AFAIK it's possible to use native controls too with Qt these days. I don't know if this project is doing so (probably not).
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by vimslayer 6y ago
Telegram is a QT app, btw. Still can take quite a bit of RAM, but much less than, say, Signal or Slack.
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by vimslayer 7y ago
They were supposed to give out free buckets in the opening of a new shopping mall, but that was canceled due to the virus situation. According to Iltalehti, the opening had about as much people coming in as any other store that day.
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by vimslayer 7y ago
This is totally offtopic but since bunch of people are talking about torrenting here I figured I'd ask - are you getting subtitles from somewhere? I think my English is pretty good but still watching shows without subs feels like it ta
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by vimslayer 7y ago
Problem is that dollar cost averaging becomes nigh impossible if you loose your job because of the situation.
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by vimslayer 7y ago
Though most tools that use "JSON" as the config format actually use some superset of JSON, like JSON5, and do support comments. eslintrc, babelrc, vscode config... pretty much every JS tool configuration apart from package.json. I
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by vimslayer 7y ago
That could work, but note that there are other libraries that are purpose-built to do diffing without the rest of git's many features. We are using jsondiffpatch [1] and quite happy with it. It also has builtin formatters to output e.g
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by vimslayer 7y ago
Your implementation is missing features like capture-based substitions // Remove repeated characters 'foobar'.replace(/(.)\1+/g, '$1') "fobar" and overriding behaviour wi
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by vimslayer 7y ago
Also, Custom Elements is in the area of W3C, not TC39, I believe. There could be different rules and people involved. Although I'm sure they'd like to avoid breaking the web too.
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by vimslayer 7y ago
Plain text is not guaranteed to function in the far future.
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by vimslayer 7y ago
Can you really consider Deno to be a "TypeScript runtime engine" when it compiles TypeScript to JavaScript and runs it in V8, a JavaScript engine.
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by vimslayer 7y ago
AssemblyScript is not TypeScript. Especially so if you don't consider TypeScript to be JavaScript; I'd argue that the difference between TypeScript and AssemblyScript is bigger than TypeScript and JavaScript.
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by vimslayer 7y ago
They seem to be using Rollup for builds, which supports ESM output, so they wouldn't even need to do any refactoring for that. Couple of configuration changes would suffice.
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by vimslayer 7y ago
Uno [1] and Avalonia [2]? [1]: https://platform.uno/ [2]: https://github.com/AvaloniaUI/Avalonia
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by vimslayer 7y ago
Depends on implementation, you could remove the images from DOM when the user has scrolled passed them, and many libraries for inifinite scroll do exactly that.
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by vimslayer 7y ago
Imgur does lots of things wrong, it's really really horrible to use, especially on mobile. Although to be "fair", that's probably largely intentional crippling of the site to push users towards their app.
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by vimslayer 7y ago
It's the new hotness if you measure hotness by the amount of Medium posts written about it.
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by vimslayer 7y ago
Webpack does. https://github.com/webpack/webpack/blob/master/tsconfig.json https://github.com/webpack/webpack/blob/master/lib/Entrypoin...
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by vimslayer 7y ago
Ugh you're right, it wouldn't work then. For what it's worth I was mostly commenting on the "the poster child of why async/await was made" comment above with the idea that async/await wouldn't neces
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by vimslayer 7y ago
Even without async/await, it could be better if some unnecessary nesting would be cleaned up openpgp.cleartext .readArmored(req.body.message) .then(message => { openpgp.key .readArmored(nodes[0].v
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by vimslayer 7y ago
Because one is a language feature and the other is yet another JS library made by some person.
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by vimslayer 7y ago
That's not an Electron limitation, it's a design choice they've made knowingly. As a "counterexample", VSCode allows resizing the sidebar just fine.
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by vimslayer 7y ago
Note that this won't work concurrently if the promises are some kind of "lazy" promise implementation that executes the operation only when `.then` is called. Like with Knex, for example. I prefer const [a, b] = await P
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by vimslayer 7y ago
Try without a catch is fairly common and IMO quite fine when it's not the current method's job to deal with an error but it is its job to clean up state or some resources. async showImage() { this.showLoadingSpinner = true
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by vimslayer 7y ago
In the current proposal, case (value) { when { constructor: Buffer } -> console.log("It's a Buffer!") } that doesn't handle subtying though and doesn't work across realms.

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