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by z3t4 1y ago
In my experience it will slow down the loading if you add a loading screen. You want the initial state to look as much as the final state as possible so that the browser doesn't have to rerender.
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by z3t4 1y ago
This got me an idea, I wonder if the Internet would pay actually money to order stuff to a real living room
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by z3t4 1y ago
I have Windows, Linux with various desktops, iPhone, Android, and of course web browsers, and I think the apps look and behave pretty much the same across all devises. Maybe because almost all apps are web apps in a native shell. UI compone
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by z3t4 1y ago
Why do we need to maximize profits? With current technology we shouldn't need to work 8 hours per day, maybe 2-3 hours max to maintain quality of living. Instead we should work to make everyone's life easier, including your own l
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by z3t4 1y ago
I could do this 15 years ago. we're just adding more syntax and featurea so that we can do stuff in new ways and call it the modern way. Whats ironic is that the more featurea that are added the more frameworks are invented to manage i
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by z3t4 1y ago
The cheif/over-engineerer will account for variable tax rates in the future, especially if they plan to sell their erp system in other countries.
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by z3t4 1y ago
Leave the comments in the commit messages and make many small commits! That way they don't change the actual source and they're specific for that version of the code.
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by z3t4 1y ago
The first web frameworks really got it right with stateless websites and server rendering.
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Monostable Tetrahedron(youtube.com)
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by z3t4 1y ago
Can someone recommend a good tutorial on how to work with GIS data? I downloaded a bunch of files from openstreetmap but could not make any sense of it.
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by z3t4 1y ago
When I learned coding it took a lot of effort just to get something to work at all, it took many years until I could take an idea and write code that works right away after the spelling errors have been fixed. Now I have colleges that have
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by z3t4 1y ago
As most humans are afraid to be against the consensus of the room, fake reviews and sentiment seeding is extremely effective against the general population. Also note that bad actors use it to create bad sentiment to it's competitors.
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by z3t4 1y ago
We are so different, but I guess with a lot of training we could interpret each others thoughts. A first step would be to record your own thoughts and then replay them in order to see if you experience the same thing you did when the though
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by z3t4 1y ago
I also wonder that if we have bigger body volumes combined with lower lung and heart capacity due to inactivity, would that add to the negative cognitive affect of higher CO2?
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by z3t4 1y ago
IANAL,afaik the accessibility law is only for government monopoly services. But I don't think it matters, because if you use the DOM you still need to test if the app works in screen readers etc, even normal websites have trouble with
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by z3t4 1y ago
You do get a lot for free with the DOM, but it's messy, works differently between different browser and you have to constantly fight it. With your own rendering engine it's more work but you have much more freedom and can get bett
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by z3t4 1y ago
When making a text editor from scratch my biggest surprise was how slow/costly text rendering is.
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by z3t4 1y ago
In my experience you need at least 8k per eye to get sharp text. But if you just want to watch a movie 4k will look very crisp and 1080p@30hz also works for movies. So what you get is basically a larger mobile screen for watching videos, so
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by z3t4 1y ago
It takes skill to see the beauty
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by z3t4 1y ago
It's more like: Are you useful, or are you friends with the top management. I would say most jobs are 10% skill, 90% softskill and social ranking
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by z3t4 1y ago
You should talk to your direct manager and tell him/her that it's something you wish to work with, and you can do that instead of whatever you do at your job right now. But if your boss says no, you can ask if it's OK to do i
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by z3t4 1y ago
At some stage you need to update your TXT records, and if you register a wildcard domain you have to do it twice for the same request! And you have to propagate these TXT records twice to all your DNS servers, and wait for some third part
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by z3t4 1y ago
I like to start all my software projects from scratch. Everyone who are used to working on large software projects know that it's very slow. But starting from scratch is fast! You just implement the bare minimum. But also on later stag
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by z3t4 1y ago
The results are a bit underwhelming, considering what I'm used to see in image generation, world generation in games, etc.
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by z3t4 1y ago
What should you do instead?
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by z3t4 1y ago
Modern software is like sand castles, you can go there every day to maintain it, but one day it will be completely washed away. Everything that is beautiful will start to rot. After something have reached perfection it will change or die. I
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by z3t4 1y ago
You can try forming other habits in order to break the feedback loop. eg. define a good habit and repeat it. For example, at the start of the day immediately start working where you left the day before, then after lunch break you can check
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by z3t4 1y ago
> Something in the industry as a whole is quite broken. The problem is that it's very difficult to assess how good someone is in their job. The solution is to promote the best engineers into management so they can vet the candidates
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by z3t4 1y ago
There are very few fonts that exist in all the major platforms. But there are excellent free and open source fonts that you can use. I also want to point out that if you make an "app" and publish it on a platform like appstore, y
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by z3t4 1y ago
I zoomed in on the map and discovered at least one shortcut where one could have saved a few seconds, now is that proof enough that the solution is not optimal? :P

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