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by yunyu 9y ago
For me, the main thing is that scrolling on a touchpad in Windows feels extremely "off" on Chrome and Firefox, while Edge manages it perfectly. Additionally, Edge has lower power consumption than Chrome.
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It seems to be a rewrite of the site that will have LessWrong data migrated to it if things go well: http://lesswrong.com/lw/pfl/lw_20_open_beta_live/
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by yunyu 9y ago
Wow, this is pretty cool, I can definitely see myself using this over Quartus for experimentation. It would be even better if it supported displaying logic gates in the ANSI style: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Cat
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by yunyu 9y ago
Yes, you can transpile ES6+ to ES5 for client-side applications using Babel.
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by yunyu 9y ago
You can wrap that in Array.from() to take advantage of foreach, filter, etc..
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by yunyu 9y ago
This post is completely unsubstantiated, if if it were true, the NSA would be swimming in false positives with the "trillions" of writings they supposedly analyzed.
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by yunyu 9y ago
Yeah, especially since the M8 really killed it in terms of latency: https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2706200 It seems difficult to make the screen worse than the previous model.
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by yunyu 9y ago
One of the biggest selling points for single file components is styling (with optional scoping): https://vue-loader.vuejs.org/en/features/scoped-css.html If you need to override child component styles from a paren
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by yunyu 9y ago
..How? You'd just get a syntax error. Embedding a runtime babel compiler isn't mentioned in the docs at all (though I guess it would work albeit killing load performance, but it's not something that you would expect newbies t
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by yunyu 9y ago
Vue removed real two-way-binding in 2.0. The v-model you commonly see is just syntax sugar. Also, here's the obligatory "Vue supports JSX" link: https://medium.com/js-dojo/using-jsx-with-vue-js-846f4fbbf0
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by yunyu 9y ago
If you use single file components, there are some common compile time checks by default for the render function, but I'd argue that type checks are not as necessary as in JSX (which you can use with full type checking in Vue) due to se
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by yunyu 9y ago
Could you explain your rationale? I highly doubt that a very large number of people are hand-writing render functions... I personally gave up on React and only picked it up several months later after finding out that using it with just a sc
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by yunyu 9y ago
You can't write JSX without a template compiler (how ergonomic is it to hand write a render function?). It's painful to write React components with just a script embed (this might not be important to you , but it's important
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by yunyu 9y ago
Something worth noting is that both Angular and Vue are far more script-embed-directly-into-page friendly (mostly due to templating) compared to React. Almost all React users get it from NPM, while I would expect that the proportion of Angu
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by yunyu 9y ago
People keep on saying this, but I've written complex apps with both Vue and React (using state stores) and there don't to be any apparent scaling differences. They even use the same component model (virtual DOM, props down, events
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by yunyu 9y ago
Electron apps display misleading RAM statistics in Task Manager, at least on Windows. There are multiple content processes that you have to compare paths to find.
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Converts modern JavaScript to ES5
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Vue supports JSX: https://github.com/vuejs/babel-plugin-transform-vue-jsx
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More money on average, but not necessarily at the top levels.
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Chrome's hidpi support has been acceptable on Windows since about 2015. It's still not absolutely perfect (there are issues with 1px black bars when resizing Windows), but it's completely usable.
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Yeah, it's pretty common (for the tree shaking case) to make a custom d3/whatever library bundle with Rollup and use it with Webpack for your app, but it's a formidable alternative to Webpack regardless.
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by yunyu 9y ago
Have you tried rollup? Webpack's tree shaking is broken and doesn't work properly with libraries structured like d3, while rollup's works properly. I've managed to get trivial 150kb minified size reductions by switching.
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by yunyu 9y ago
Also nativescript: https://www.nativescript.org/blog/a-new-vue-for-nativescript
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by yunyu 9y ago
Vue templates are checked at compile time with the default runtime-only distribution, and the DSL it uses is arguably more checkable than JSX.
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by yunyu 9y ago
On every machine I've used any Electron app on, there are large gray areas that flash and lag behind the mouse cursor when resizing (it's especially noticeable on Slack). On hidpi displays, half the time there are 1px black lines
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by yunyu 9y ago
Vue isn't even close to all in one, and in fact markets itself as the "progressive framework for building user interfaces": "Unlike other monolithic frameworks, Vue is designed from the ground up to be incrementally ado
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by yunyu 9y ago
Vue templates are verified at compile time (don't know where you got that from), and static analysis is planned for the future (which isn't directly possible with JSX): https://medium.com/@youyuxi/pretty-good-
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Try resizing a window in any Electron app. Bonus points if you have display scaling enabled.
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by yunyu 9y ago
Just so you're aware, I added it and Messenger automatically sent the "Get Started" text, and the typing animation ran for about 30 seconds until it stopped with nothing happening.
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Most applications use SockJS or Socket/Engine.io instead of raw websockets, so you get the latency benefits when websockets are supported while still functioning (probably better than AJAX on a timeout with long polling) when they&#x27

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