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by xab9 8y ago
Last time I checked, their markup was pretty much nightmare fuel, but it should work fine with IE5, I'm sure :)
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by xab9 8y ago
Yep, couple of weeks ago guy showed me how he "deleted facebook". He removed it from his phone (but still using the messenger app).
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by xab9 8y ago
I always tell myself that modern medicine is a gamble. No medicine at all is a death sentence though. I work with software and we gotta give estimates in hours (because the managers didn't like complexity numbers), you know, like add a
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by xab9 8y ago
I'm so happy that this system of 'likes' works for some people.
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by xab9 8y ago
You're lucky. I've been through a jub-hunt cycle, my experiences here are: lots of legacy stuff (mostly angular1), tons of react, some nu-angular and one vue (which is going to be my next job, not just because I love vue, but also
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by xab9 8y ago
Like the article (presentation) said it's not the best idea to do this with hundreds of components (I think he mentions latency) - in fact you "somehow" have to (should?) bundle things together and then you are back to square
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by xab9 8y ago
I like TS a lot, but it's a different language so you need to transpile it. When webpack cached recompilation already takes up more than 30sec (which is the case for most of our routes), I will do everything in my power to keep it away
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by xab9 8y ago
It's interesting how in 2018 web development === react. React this, react that. Anyway, I think beginner empathy is when you anticipate the usage of your API, or modules. Pro empathy is when you talk about it and share your feelings an
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by xab9 8y ago
Because it's good. When firefox started slowly killing xul and the clusterfuck called IE stopped being the top (rabid) dog, a new kid had to come along. Google+ seemed like an afterthought, a way to create a facebook clone without crea
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by xab9 8y ago
Exactly. My father built one himself, like his father did and he never even considered this something extraordinary... I can remember being a kid when he did it; too bad I would never be able to this myself. He's kinda proud that his k
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by xab9 8y ago
Lately most of the companies I had an interview with wanted me to be a contractor (most of the time with all the benefits of being a contractor removed, from a law standpoint this is possible), this is a common practice around here, not jus
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by xab9 8y ago
Hungary, but I had two non-hungarian interview processes as well, one for Berlin and another for a multinational company (for the Hungarian office though, but six interviews out of seven was held in English), same experience. The latter one
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by xab9 8y ago
I share your opinion Gaius, but the recruiters seem to think otherwise. In the last year I've been to seven interviews (by all standards I am considered a senior dev with an appealing pedigree) and this is not something unexpected at a
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by xab9 8y ago
Weekends, plus you may want to take a day off. Otherwise chip it off from your evenings. 7pm to 11pm through a week does the job.
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by xab9 8y ago
For my previous job I spent around a week to build a simple microservice from scratch, with login, jwt, email notification etc. - it's still not a full app of course, but it was very very time consuming (it was a bit out of my field),
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by xab9 9y ago
This keyboard is better than all the chiclet island crap.
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by xab9 9y ago
It may be totally silly (I consider myself lucky for getting by with good enough so far:)), but would `(Math.floor(0.11x10xx2)+Math.floor(0.1x10xx2))` divided by 100 work? Probably I'd like to do the last step with a custom arithmetic
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by xab9 9y ago
I've read the post and I do get the point BUT we currently support 25 languages, use accounting.js (I know, it's just formatting) and the backend returns float values and we still get by. I'm aware of the risks and not happy
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by xab9 9y ago
Exactly. In windows 2000 the UI was pretty much unified, a button looked like a button, window borders were consistent, the start menu had a simple tree structure, icons were ugly but they were iconic (they at least tried to represent somet
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by xab9 9y ago
Paracetamol, metamizol, acetil acid, diclofenac and ibuprophen all fall into the same category (I have chronic headaches) but I really doubt any of them are good for depression. For stress I take small amount of frontin (xanaxish thing) and
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by xab9 9y ago
Probably you're right - I think they must fight, it's just a shame that it had to come to fighting that this cold hearted exploitation can happen in the 21st century. I live in one country of the Visegrad Four and our whole regi
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by xab9 9y ago
I probably miss something here, but why are American citizens kicked off from their land for a Chinese firm on American soil? Is this how you make your country great again? By selling yourself to the highest bidder? In the country I live in
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by xab9 9y ago
Let's fork them.
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by xab9 9y ago
I think medical science hasn't yet realised that being a politician is a treatable illness. You know, like how society tolerates smokers - it's an addiction, it's just actively encouraged and very profitable despite the actua
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by xab9 9y ago
Probably, friend of mine seen a dbase one lately...
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by xab9 9y ago
I see a DOS application running on XP all the time I go and visit the local doctor (social healthcare, regional center).
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by xab9 9y ago
Yep, there are two version, but mine is IPS, clearly visible from the viewing angle and the bios ID, yet the burnin is there. But again, the used laptop cost me around 1/7th of a Macbook Pro :)
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by xab9 9y ago
Now that you mention it on my X230, IPS panel, impermanent burn in is visible too, mostly with gray or dark wallpapers. I got used to it during the years though.
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by xab9 9y ago
Thinkpad X230 here, IPS version, used ones are laughably cheap (Central/Eastern Europe). Battery, ram (two slots), keyboard, hdd are very easy to replace, everything works perfectly with linux (except bluetooth, but that's always
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by xab9 9y ago
Let me tell you what's more important than the user: design, bells and whistles, brand identity, tracking, ad-hoc A/B testing, banners, newsletter interstitials, page rank, comments on brand's facebook page, number of followe

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