KeitIG

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by KeitIG 8y ago
I am one of those JS guys who like to put JS/Node.js everywhere, but I do not get the problem Redbird is trying to solve: the Express.js doc is quite clear that for serious things, you should use a dedicated http server. [1] If you jus
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by KeitIG 8y ago
As always, kudos to Canonical to deliver one of the most mature distribution. But. 2018. And still no fractional scaling. This drives me mad. (changing the text scaling is not a solution). Ok, there was Mir, Wayland is late (again)... how c
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by KeitIG 8y ago
I guess it is more or less the same everywhere. Worth to mention the Pioneers of the French Foreign Legion are one of the only soldiers (that I know) who can wear beards. [1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/French_
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by KeitIG 8y ago
In the the end, it is just a problem of privacy VS features. And to be honest, unfortunately, I think most of the average users just want features.
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by KeitIG 8y ago
This is kind of already taken by elementary os though.
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Information Management: A Proposal (1989)(w3.org)
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VSTS performance degradation in multiple regions(blogs.msdn.microsoft.com)
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by KeitIG 8y ago
Prop-types is for runtime, TS does static type checking. Prop-types are terribly verbose and only work with React (what about utils files, external libraries, etc?).
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by KeitIG 8y ago
> What's the startup scene in Paris like? The start-up scene is currently definitely at an interesting point: really young and active (people already shared links to Startup studios, you should have a look at them). The meetup scene
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by KeitIG 8y ago
People tends to compare GitLab to Github, to me it seems more they compete with VSTS or Atlassian. CI, project management (epics and roadmaps), monitoring... Github introduces really few features but seems to make them right, or really limi
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Make It Work, Make It Right, Make It Fast (2014)(wiki.c2.com)
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by KeitIG 8y ago
As a front-end developer, accessibility has always been a way for me to describe to non-technical people what I actually do for a living. Saying: "I build web applications" means nothing to them, and saying "I create website&
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by KeitIG 8y ago
Of course GitHub stars do not show usage, it shows interest. Considering Vue came later, we can also say its interest grew much faster. There is no winner anyway, both React and Vue are amazing tools giving you the power to solve the same p
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GitHub 100K star race: React vs. Vue(hubble.js.org)
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by KeitIG 8y ago
Great release. I am still desperately waiting for passive/once events support though. VueJS integrates them in a trivial way: <div v-on:scroll.passive="onScroll">...</div> Would love to have this sim
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by KeitIG 8y ago
Maybe you should explain them there is a reason why passwords input is hidden in terminals: to avoid them being kept in ~/.bash_history. It is exactly the same problem.
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by KeitIG 8y ago
GDPR is about users, not companies/organizations. If I’m not mistaken, it applies to all persons in the EU (not « living there », or « citizen », literally everyone one currently « in » the EU). So this is totally possible.
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by KeitIG 8y ago
Great release, with great features, and still a really (really) bad UI. The new theme has so many inconsistencies and bad decisions made. And I find it really cringy for an LTS release to distribute this new theme as the default one. I hope
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by KeitIG 8y ago
Made me think of this comic by commitstrip [1] - Some day, we won't even need coders any more. We'll be able to just write the specification and the program will write itself. - Oh wow, you're right! We'll be able to wri
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by KeitIG 8y ago
Exactly my problem with Duolingo. It is great for Vocabulary, but in the end it's just knowing it by heart, and I was suprised there are no real courses explaining you the synthax of a phrase or some other advanced rules.
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by KeitIG 8y ago
I am not sure that human genome edition is something I would consider "exciting". It adds a lot of ethical questions, I am thinking about the kind of uses "I want my child to have blue eyes" in particular.
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by KeitIG 8y ago
Interesting, I didn't know this, thank you.
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by KeitIG 8y ago
I don't really understand the demand for this, does not having an i9 defeat the purpose of laptops (working without a power source)? I usually buy laptops with i5 processors which is the perfect trade-off between performances and batte
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by KeitIG 8y ago
I don’t believe Signal will be sold. Moxie (thanks to Brian Acton) just launched the Signal Foundation [1] [1] https://signal.org/blog/signal-foundation/
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by KeitIG 9y ago
Actually, it remembers it only if you select Chrome instead of Safari. But you know, probably a "bug".
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by KeitIG 9y ago
I don’t understand the size argument. Disk space is super cheap today. Facebook’s Android app is 350MB and not a lot of people really care, on Desktop, 150MB is nothing. Plus it satisfies the “all libs/dependencies in one app”, which i
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by KeitIG 9y ago
I strongly believe diversity should be solved when students declare their major, and not by HR years later (though I have no idea "how" we could achieve that. If the workforce of a country in a certain is composed of 80% white mal
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by KeitIG 9y ago
> would be utterly trivial to implement in a proper language natively. Have you tried to develop a cross-platform app for Windows, macOS and Linux recently recently? I do not know what you mean by "trivial", but using HTML&#x2F
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by KeitIG 9y ago
I think this is not only about commuting time. If you have a wife/husband and children, you do not want to move every 4 months for each new contract you get. Here remote makes perfect sense if you want to live in a fixed city.
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by KeitIG 9y ago
One of the "funny" thing with the minitel was it was originally designed to be a set of services. During the first experimentations at a city-scale, people used it to find old friends from school ect. Then it ended up with its tra

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