kavaruka

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by kavaruka 14d ago
I don’t understand this stance. On the technical side, we currently have all the standard protocols and maturity to build an integration that meets the listed requirements.
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by kavaruka 8mo ago
Only right owners can report websites, the Piracy Shield is essentially a tool in the hands of “Serie A Soccer League” and DAZN.
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by kavaruka 9mo ago
it charges you to use the platform features that enable your use of self-hosted runners
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by kavaruka 1y ago
The "perception of speed" argument reminded me of when I was asked to add spinners and animations to a web app I was building, because without them the UI would have felt too fast and fake.
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by kavaruka 1y ago
I have been using Lit in production for 3 years now. I think it is the best abstraction over the web components API out there.
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by kavaruka 1y ago
I think node has a better tooling and ecosystem right now. Astral is doing a great job to reduce the gap.
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by kavaruka 1y ago
The GDPR always applies regardless of whether a company is profitable or not. But it covers only personal data/sensible data, not "all data".
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by kavaruka 1y ago
I think this is just nostalgia, in the past decade I worked on several web apps, with lot of interactions and real time data (online auctions, live sport scores, customer support) and using jQuery (or even Angular.js) for this purpose was a
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by kavaruka 2y ago
but... it's just a youtube wrapper, what's the goal?
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by kavaruka 3y ago
it's a form that we non-Americans are not used to the parole is not the same in each country :)
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by kavaruka 3y ago
My high school in italy has a planetarium built with stellarium. I had a lot of fun with it as a kid
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by kavaruka 3y ago
how does it works on self-hosted environment?
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by kavaruka 3y ago
@lit/localize ( https://lit.dev/docs/localization/overview/ ) give you the same DX of react-intl, but for (lit-powered) web components
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by kavaruka 3y ago
ChatGPT is useful only if you understand the code that it produces
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by kavaruka 3y ago
you can (should) use jQuery with ES6+
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by kavaruka 3y ago
I would be curious to know the performance using node.js as runtime, given that at the moment there is no evidence that bun on a real application offers better performance
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by kavaruka 3y ago
for a moment I thought about SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol)
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by kavaruka 3y ago
this is just an hype-driven "glue code" which combines the most popular buzzwords at the moment, a framework is something else
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by kavaruka 3y ago
I believe that many people who criticize Next.js or consider it difficult have not understood what the RSCs are for and how they work It's a paradigm shift compared to the old way of thinking about React apps In my company we've b
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by kavaruka 3y ago
do you remember when they put (silently) their referral code in crypto exchange websites? lol, what a great innovation!
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by kavaruka 3y ago
js does not need Observable API, it already had Async Iterables that soon will be enhanced with these helpers https://github.com/tc39/proposal-async-iterator-helpers that are similar to this proposal
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by kavaruka 4y ago
this is not gen Z, but late millennials
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by kavaruka 4y ago
Servo’s New Grave
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by kavaruka 4y ago
This is an old issue; the ecosystem has changed. Now, using the "engine" and "packageManager" properties in "package.json", you can bind your project to a particular runtime version and package manager.
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by kavaruka 4y ago
You shouldn't self-host software developed in javascript if you don't know what you're doing. The node version issue, for example, can be fixed simply by using tools like "nodenv" or "nvm".
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by kavaruka 4y ago
Yes! I often do code reviews on my mobile devices (iPhone, iPad) through the GitHub mobile app
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by kavaruka 4y ago
easy to say if you are not italian
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by kavaruka 4y ago
django, I think that is the perfect tool to build MVP
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by kavaruka 4y ago
Simply put, you're a bad interviewer and a terrible boss.
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by kavaruka 5y ago
:( this link is not available in Europe

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