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Taig
1y ago
I'm seeing a huge union jack overlaying the page when I open it in Safari
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Taig
2y ago
There is a lot wrong here. But my favorite messed up detail is how my cursor changes to text mode when I hover the hamburger button on the top left.
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2y ago
HelloBonnie | Germany (Remote) | Founding Frontend Developer At HelloBonnie, we believe that employee happiness is the driving force behind each company's success. Every employee is unique and requires individual appreciation to boost
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3y ago
`import Y from X` is a terrible language design decision, established by the JavaScript ecosystem. It should be along the lines of `import X.Y` or `from X import Y` so that autocomplete tools can assist you.
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Taig
3y ago
I couldn't figure out what this is about without diving into the docs. The landing page left me mostly clueless.
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3y ago
That is true, but it is also not the goal to achieve 100% secured power output, nor is it necessary. The calculations that determine the necessary electricity production to cover Germany's needs at all times are more complicated than j
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Taig
3y ago
Some of them are emotional, sure. But what is fake about them?
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3y ago
Germany has more energy generation capacity installed than it had last year. I certainly wish there would be a push for even more renewable and storage capacity, though. The fact that Germany is generating less energy has nothing to do with
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3y ago
The European electricity market is working quite well, imports and exports are expected to happen. Countries prefer to import electricity when it is cheaper than producing it themselves. Germany has more than enough capacity installed to ha
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3y ago
A few reasons why people might be pushing against nuclear: - high electricity generation costs - "I don't want to live next to a nuclear plant" - If Japan can't handle it securely, why do we think we can? - Uns
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3y ago
> It's hard for renewables to replace coal or nuclear though, because coal and nuclear provide baseload power, whereas wind and solar are very intermittent and require basically 100% gas backup (as there will be circumstances with v
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3y ago
And what conclusion do you draw from this, or rather, how is this relevant to this thread?
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3y ago
Germany actually replaced the nuclear energy with wind & solar. The argument that remains is that instead of phasing out nuclear, reducing coal would have been preferred. The decision to phase out nuclear has long been made (for good re
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4y ago
Looks great, congrats on launching. I always wonder what web scraping tools use as their proxy solution, because afaict they tend to be quite expensive, especially for residential IPs. How are you handling that?
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Building a Queue for Delayed Messages via a RDBMS
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Tech interviews are a big mess, but you can fix them
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Tech interviews are a big mess, but you can fix them
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5y ago
All the sample photos are obviously photos that were originally in good condition, but you added the scratches, unwanted objects, etc. on top of them. This of course makes it very easy to show a before/after, but feels like false adver
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5y ago
The feature that mrkeen is describing is called higher kinded types (HKT). I.e. in Scala (and similarly in Haskell), you could write something like: def process[L[_]](input: L[Int]): Unit = ??? Where `L[_]` could be any type that h
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6y ago
Chrome is also rather aggressive in this regard and I find myself constantly battling this issue when trying to add places autocomplete to an input. A workaround that seems to work reliable though, is to place the autocomplete-input outside
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6y ago
Thank you so much for your genuine interest and feedback, I really appreciate it. Getting external news/blog coverage is definitely something that is on my SEO to-do list, but I have other priorities at the moment as the competition is
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6y ago
I recently launched a website that allows users to book a locksmith for emergency door openings ( https://slozzer.net/ ). The main goal is to ensure a safe and reliable process, because the locksmith industry has a terrible r
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6y ago
It definitely isn't as versatile as the champions of centering from OP's article. But it's a related use case that the other techniques cannot solve. And of course the approach can be varied to some extend: https://
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6y ago
Unlike the other methods, absolute positioning + translating has the advantage that you can not only center the child, but give it a percentage position within its dynamic parent. This can be especially useful when the position should be a
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6y ago
I'm quite interested in frontend technology and enjoy to take a look at announcements like these. But at the same time my knowledge about JavaScript is extremely limited. So just out of curiosity: Why is the theme fontSize defined as
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Apple should finally kill the TouchBar
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Dear Apple, please get rid of the TouchBar
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Why I gave up on being a Mobile Developer
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7y ago
Could you elaborate a bit for which reasons you prefer Stripe over PayPal and why it makes sense to offer both? I am currently trying to decide on a payment service but having a hard time making a sensible decision. The way I understand it
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7y ago
There are quite a few visual glitches and inconsistencies that would make me skip over this project right away when evaluating options. I kinda enjoy spotting such issues in UIs, so here we go: - Roboto font is being loaded, but a local fon
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