wilsonrocks

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   by wilsonrocks 6y ago

   In the UK at least, it's not this generous, even with the legislation from the EU working time directive. What country are you in?
2. 92.▲
   by wilsonrocks 6y ago

   Nitpick - wasn't the SNES 16 bit?
3. 93.▲
   by wilsonrocks 6y ago

   Is this an attitude that is safe for people of all races, though? Also, can everyone afford to pursue lawsuits?
4. 94.▲
   by wilsonrocks 6y ago

   Yep, I'm pretty sure for the majority of users it's for watching porn or logging in with a different account to something, rather than any expectation of privacy at the other end
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   by wilsonrocks 6y ago

   I used a google analytics plugin for Gatsby, and it had a respectDoNotTrack configuration option when you set it up, which does respect it - but I presume that just doesn't send the data to google in the first place.
6. 96.▲
   by wilsonrocks 6y ago

   I think where you have several Boolean states an element could be in, it can be nicer that programatically constructing a string with the required classmates in.
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   by wilsonrocks 6y ago

   I could see the point in attribute selectors - when using react I find it messy to programmatically specify class names based on state/props, particularly when using BEM. Setting some Booleans as attributes is much nicer. However, it i
8. 98.▲
   by wilsonrocks 6y ago

   http://flexboxgrid.com/ Is pretty good - similar to at least one version of bootstrap's grid, but just does the layout
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   by wilsonrocks 6y ago

   I'm now curious as to whether you could animate the image map along with what it displayed to make some sort of game. With a JS animation library if the actual css properties aren't animatable
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    by wilsonrocks 7y ago

    Reaper is amazing software.
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    by wilsonrocks 7y ago

    There is definitely a happy middle ground. Feedback too soon can be jarring, but waiting till the end of a form can be very frustrating, especially if there are many fields and you have to reparse to find the error. I think you need both to
12. 102.▲
    by wilsonrocks 7y ago

    A lot of people think a README file is important.
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    Some Useful Probability Facts for Systems Programming(theartofmachinery.com)

    8 points by wilsonrocks 7y ago|0 comments
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    by wilsonrocks 7y ago

    I had to switch on a project because I couldn't get IE support working :( A shame (that I have to support IE) because parcel is excellent. I believe the new version will make it fairly easy to do differential builds - so users with mod
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    by wilsonrocks 7y ago

    To an extent... If you're using something that supports promises and not callbacks, which not all of the things you want to use to write an actual script do.
16. 106.▲
    by wilsonrocks 7y ago

    I mostly write javascript now for my day job... But python is nicer for scripts... The asynchronous nature of node makes it a pain for me
17. 107.▲
    by wilsonrocks 7y ago

    I think the problem is when being part of a team is abused - so you get the expectations but not the benefits.
18. 108.▲
    by wilsonrocks 7y ago

    The Sun is a terrible newspaper imo
19. 109.▲
    by wilsonrocks 7y ago

    Gitlab let's you do an awful lot and can be self hosted.
20. 110.▲
    by wilsonrocks 7y ago

    Totally agree about useState and useDispatch... So much easier! It is true that it beds knowledge in the component, but how likely am I to replace redux in a working app?
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    by wilsonrocks 7y ago

    It's good to see this perspective.
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    by wilsonrocks 7y ago

    While I Personaly wouldn't drop JPEG support yet... Do non-web software developers support every CPU architecture? Because I'm sure I've heard of apps that not run on macs, or just windows and not Raspberry Pis.
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    by wilsonrocks 7y ago

    I'm excited to take out a lot of lodash gets
24. 114.▲
    by wilsonrocks 7y ago

    Unless the libraries are bundled in, which is the case for most of the stuff I use? Exception - the analytics stuff I'm obliged to add.
25. 115.▲
    by wilsonrocks 7y ago

    Literally thought this was about npm before I'd parsed the headline.
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    by wilsonrocks 7y ago

    Isn't CCTV bad at identifying faces though?
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    by wilsonrocks 7y ago

    Someone once explained to me that .pdf and Microsoft office encryption have the use case of 'someone benevolent gets the file by accident (browsing a network drive maybe) opens it, sees the password screen and knows they're not su
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    by wilsonrocks 7y ago

    Freeciv, in my experience.
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    by wilsonrocks 7y ago

    This seems like a fair point about other people's custom hooks. An important situation where naming helps so people can at least see what they do, without worrying about documentation
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    by wilsonrocks 7y ago

    I've found that the hoop jumping type stuff, while potently annoying, can at least be abstracted into a custom hook (and then mocked in tests) easily so that the code is clean.