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Generating a directed graph in JavaScript is hard, here's how we did it(medium.com)
7 points by pothibo 9y ago|0 comments
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by pothibo 9y ago
ConvertKit ( https://www.convertkit.com ) | Senior Full-stack Rails Engineer | REMOTE The engineers at ConvertKit are smart, highly motivated and highly productive developers who care greatly about the craft of coding. We champion
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by pothibo 10y ago
That's quite the cynical comment. I can only assume from your comment that you think this company doesn't deserve to have good news. Some of us wants to have a future where electric car is the norm, rather than the exception and T
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by pothibo 10y ago
Element level selectors are so often demonized and having written quite a bit of CSS in my life, I have come to appreciate how easy it is to write and maintain CSS when you actually use those element level selectors mixed with relationship
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by pothibo 10y ago
That's still wrong. Using a <select> is still much easier than using React's implementation of it.
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by pothibo 10y ago
Are you really comparing the linux TCP stack with an HTML select tag and justifying React through that comparison? Are you for real?
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Houdini and the future of the web(youtube.com)
2 points by pothibo 10y ago|0 comments
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by pothibo 10y ago
It's 7$/month. You sure can be made uncomfortable easily. If someone wants a private repo but doesn't value his/her private code to the amount of 7$/month for ALL their private repos, then I guess it shouldn't
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by pothibo 11y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TGV Might be worth a read. While it may not be up to par to your standard, it's one of the train system the most complex and speedy in the entire world.
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by pothibo 11y ago
Not excuses, just maths. I'm not a US citizen. But I'm canadian. And my province has tried to get high speed train through the border, but the economics never added up. That's the problem with N. America, airplanes are cheape
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by pothibo 11y ago
The difference is because in America, there's 2(3) countries. In Europe, you travel between ~10 countries. The budget/mentality is different since you operate in international level with international import/exports.
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by pothibo 11y ago
I'm sorry but I really don't agree with this. One of the point the OP made is that if you develop in SQLite and deploy on a Postgresql database, it means you discard all the features that postgresql has over SQLite (data types and
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by pothibo 11y ago
I think where Google could build momentum is to try to go for a private ecosystem where everything you store (photos, notes, etc.) would be private. The facebook opposite. That would be a solid alternative to Apple's ecosystem and yo
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by pothibo 11y ago
docker-compose is no magic, it only maps a YAML file to docker's command arguments. While I think docker-compose is useful in some cases, I strongly advise to not use it at first so you understand how docker actually works. Once you un
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by pothibo 11y ago
The Tui gave his Kiwi status away!
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by pothibo 11y ago
I'm wondering if this idea will make it to the browser vendor so that their whole runtime is by default in a VM.
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by pothibo 11y ago
The attack surface is actually a good point I had not thought of.
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by pothibo 11y ago
I run exactly zero extension and used an ad-blocker for maybe 1 month in my whole lifetime. With that being said, I am genuinely curious how these 2 things are necessary for you to consider a browser. Are there extensions that I don't
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by pothibo 11y ago
That post is a perfect example of my bloggin issues. I wrote the first part and felt nobody cared so I didn't write the second one. I guess I should take my own advice and write that second part ;)
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by pothibo 11y ago
That's absolutely right. I can't count the times I have come back to my blog to read about something I need to do right now that I did 6 months ago.
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by pothibo 11y ago
This is the most important lesson for anyone who would like to start blogging. So many times I've started and trashed drafts because I thought it was dumb, stupid and that everyone ought to know what I was writing about. But then, once
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by pothibo 11y ago
Considering that gas planet usually contains a solid core, it's possible, in theory, to land on a gas planet.
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by pothibo 11y ago
Parachutes are not a good idea because of how rockets are built. The parachute would apply too much stress on the structure of the rocket which would reduce its lifespan/potential for reuse. While it's normal to try to think and f
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by pothibo 11y ago
Not only they will, but I bet they will remain unaffected. Style and architecture of a mechanical watch will never be outmatched by its digital counterpart. The mechanic of a watch is mind boggling. All those little pieces moving together i
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by pothibo 11y ago
People here dismissing this framework due to 'fatigue' or 'overexposure'. It's weird as I don't recall hearing this when React started to see adoption 8 months ago.
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Uber Montreal Searched by Revenu Québec(cbc.ca)
1 points by pothibo 11y ago|0 comments
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by pothibo 11y ago
You are failing to grasp a few basic understanding of how laws and culture works. Since education is of provincial jurisdiction, that means that your federal taxes have nothing to do with what's happening in Quebec. We have french publ
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by pothibo 11y ago
Let me just say this: Nothing you wrote is remotely true. Not. A. Single. Thing.
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by pothibo 11y ago
> there are a metric ton of examples of how life in quebec is bizarre compared to neighbouring provinces in Canada (and compared to the US) Quite the prejudicial statement. While some things are different, living in Quebec is pretty si
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by pothibo 11y ago
Could be a good idea to add [UK] in the title as the conservatives in UK are quite different from the GOP or the conservatives here in Canada.

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