pjaoko

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by pjaoko 5mo ago
> Because many web sites and apps aren't as simple as "my first homepage" and don't only consist of first-party code. CSS is there to style HTML tags. Yes, your complex webb app is dealing with a lot of third party co
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by pjaoko 5mo ago
The point is, comparing CSS selectors to the functions or variables in other programming languages is silly, cause guess what... CSS actually has functions and variables!
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by pjaoko 5mo ago
So in your head, the analogy is not a big part of the argument? I'd accept your congrats, but I really have not earned it. The whole idea of comparing CSS to general purpose, Turing complete programming languages is surprisingly stupid
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by pjaoko 5mo ago
> Selectors are a global namespace. Imagine if every variable and function in your favorite programming languages were global and so had to be unique. A selector is not not a variable or a function. CSS has functions (e.g translate) and
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by pjaoko 6mo ago
> It is AI generated, then we would loose trust in that person You are assuming that only you can generate fake AI videos of yourself.
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by pjaoko 7mo ago
Sorry but you're mixing up terms. A "web component library" would be something not compete with React, because React is a web component framework. The frameworks is whats used to build the component libraries e.g I think mate
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by pjaoko 7mo ago
> in which case you're limited to what that framework provides (and it won't be as robust as any non-wc framework). Is there something inherently wrong with wc that stops robust frameworks being built on top of it? Have you tr
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by pjaoko 8mo ago
The question wasn't about which is harder, it was asking for proof.
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by pjaoko 8mo ago
Do you exist?
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by pjaoko 8mo ago
> maybe some things lie outside of the purview of empiricism and materialism Maybe? So your whole premise is based on a maybe! It was a simple question, don't know where or how morality and behavior comes into play..
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by pjaoko 8mo ago
Has it been proven that it "likely isn't real"?
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by pjaoko 8mo ago
HTML5 refers specifically to the latest, living version of HTML, the markup language. CSS and JavaScript have their own specifications, and version numbers. The term your looking for is the web platform [1]. 1. https://en.wikiped
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by pjaoko 8mo ago
Thats correct. Computer language is the top category. Markup and Programming languages are subcategories.
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by pjaoko 8mo ago
> CSS also sucks because 10px isn't 10 pixels, 10cm isn't 10 centimeters, and 50% isn't 50% of the screen. This really isn't about CSS, it's about screen hardware - and the thousands of constantly evolving produc
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by pjaoko 8mo ago
With the actual layout models, I see it more of an evolution thing. For someone starting on CSS today, you do not have to learn all 8 now if you don't want to, just master the grid. It was designed to be the last one to rule them all.
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by pjaoko 8mo ago
HTML (Hyper-Text Markup Language) is a specific kind programming language, a markup language. It is nowhere close to a general purpose (Turing complete) programming language. Maybe you meant the web stack (HTML, JavaScript, CSS)?
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by pjaoko 8mo ago
> If you like programming exclusively with globals and no warning when you have conflicting variable names Tailwind is built on top of CSS. It is basically a library of hundreds of tiny "global", documented CSS classes.
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by pjaoko 8mo ago
> It's a source of stress to add a class to the system with a simple, short and readable name and have to worry it is used someplace else. That is the whole point of CSS classes: re-use. A CSS class is not meant to be used in only o
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by pjaoko 10mo ago
> Being an insane brand means literally nothing if people can trivially switch to competitors, which they can. Logically speaking, yes it is easy to switch between OAI and Gemini, or Coke and Pepsi. But brand loyalty is more about emotio
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by pjaoko 1y ago
Completely agree. Readability is actually in the word itself read + ability. The ability of both the code and the reader.
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by pjaoko 1y ago
you also get runtime bugs with rust and everything else, so i just don't get the "somehow better" line of comparison
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by pjaoko 1y ago
> Rust's rich type system and ownership model will guarantee me memory-safety and thread-safety, which eliminate many classes of bugs at compile-time. With PHP, you don't have to worry about compile-time bugs, because there is
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16B passwords from Apple, Facebook, Google and more leaked(the-independent.com)
8 points by pjaoko 1y ago|6 comments
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by pjaoko 1y ago
16 billion passwords from Apple, Facebook, Google and more leaked. Why has no one heard of it?
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by pjaoko 2y ago
You have coding skills. Some marketing and video production skills. Self discipline and persistence. The time to spend 18hr days on a project. Why look for employment? Start your own business.
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by pjaoko 2y ago
What is the difference between the DOM API, a JavaScript engine and the JS language specification?
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by pjaoko 2y ago
Only if ed and Notepad are viable replacements for something like Notion or Obsidian.
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The original note-taking program(github.com)
10 points by pjaoko 2y ago|3 comments
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Ace, CodeMirror, and Monaco: A Comparison of Browser Code Editors(blog.replit.com)
2 points by pjaoko 2y ago|0 comments
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by pjaoko 2y ago
A C build-once run-anywhere language, like Java, except it doesn't need an interpreter or virtual machine.

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