sunseb

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by sunseb 6y ago
It's kind of cliché, but I suspect many programmers fall in love with computers because of communication issues.
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by sunseb 6y ago
Believe it or not, I have never tried Chrome, always been using Firefox. Why are people switching to Chrome?
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by sunseb 6y ago
“Everything we hear is an opinion, not a fact. Everything we see is a perspective, not the truth.” Marcus Aurelius We need to stop trying to enforce "the truth" to other people. Just let people talk and have different opinions. Th
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DOS games in the browser using Web Assembly(playclassic.games)
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by sunseb 6y ago
It's funny how the media are saying this kid defending himself from the violent mob is the devil for using self-defense and protecting the city, but at the same time Jacob Blake (who was charged with sexual assault and had a long histo
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by sunseb 6y ago
I don't get it. Is Mozilla a Neo-Marxist organization now? Why don't you talk about software development instead? About building FireFox? About disrupting tech? It seems Mozilla is now run by people more interested into communism
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by sunseb 6y ago
Media are endlessly debunking QAnon and PizzaGate, yet no media is investigating things like Epstein network (Mr Clinton traveled like 30 times in the famous island - he must really liked the beach).
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by sunseb 6y ago
"combatting a lethal virus and battling systemic racism" WTF?! I mean, maybe you should actually build the best web browser instead of doing politics.
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by sunseb 6y ago
Laravel LiveWire + Alpine.js can do 80% of SPA needs from your PHP backend code. https://laravel-livewire.com/
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by sunseb 6y ago
When I was young, I thought we would have flying cars and all live in peace/harmony by 2020. Guess what? In 2020, we are almost back into the crusades. Also, there is this nice serie on Netflix about the fall of Constantinople/Ist
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by sunseb 6y ago
It's too complicated. Just look at how Svelte is doing components. It's way better and easier.
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by sunseb 6y ago
Why not invest in the US and the black community?
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by sunseb 6y ago
The night is dark as opposed to daylight. This is racist. Do you have a plan to change that already?
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by sunseb 6y ago
Why not using a namespace like stdlib/datetime instead of this weird named Temporal thing?
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by sunseb 6y ago
Have a look at that to understand what's going on and where this madness is heading : https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=1340&v=2vyBLCqyU...
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by sunseb 6y ago
FB being "cancelled" by the "wake mob" just make me think FB may be not that bad after all.
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by sunseb 6y ago
Sorry, it's because I am French, my English is not that good yet. My country (France) is sinking: daily violence, ethnic gangs, religious fanaticism, tribalism, women being harassed daily in the streets. It's really scary for the
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by sunseb 6y ago
What could go wrong? Lunatics are running the asylum it seems. Authority is always here. Disband the police and you will get another arbitrary authority (being gangs, some kind of political repression, and so). There already are no-go zones
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by sunseb 6y ago
Thanks your answer! :)
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by sunseb 6y ago
Just a question. Will we actually see those things in the nightsky? I hope not...
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by sunseb 6y ago
All these "good" people pushing for censorship of a democratically elected president and social networks. Don't you see this is precisely what tyranny looks like?
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by sunseb 6y ago
Yes, net neutrality was for Internet providers to just be some kind of pipes that don't prioritize some websites over others. I think a platform like Facebook is a bit like that on a higher level. It's about information distributi
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by sunseb 6y ago
I live in Europa, so really I don't get what's happening in the US right now, but this Wired article seems so partial and biased against Trump (and Zuckerberg). It's a problem I see more and more in the media: taking side pol
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by sunseb 6y ago
No Firefox, no! Please don't embed distraction directly into the browser (pocket recommendations)! I don't want to hear about Coronavirus or ongoing politics bullshit whenever I open a tab! I just want to ignore this noise.
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by sunseb 6y ago
> Why do you only come out of the woodwork en masse when it's the right wingers being censored? Because only the right wingers are actually being censored...
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by sunseb 6y ago
I despise David Icke but I think platforms like YouTube or Facebook should remain neutral. It's not their job to tell us what people should be looking at or not. Then what? We end up like China where we can only browse government propa
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by sunseb 6y ago
Yes, `let` is fine. I use `let` 99% of the time in my personal projects, it's more convenient, but I often must use `const` when working on an existing codebase. :( Most of JavaScript devs do like you, they default to `const` and if th
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by sunseb 6y ago
Have a look here: https://jamie.build/const https://twitter.com/dan_abramov/status/1208369896880558080 (React core team member) https://twitter.com/littlecalculist/status&#x2F
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by sunseb 6y ago
I agree lukifer. Immutability is useful and interesting, but `const` in JS not really about immutability, it's about variable reassignment (which is trivial to handle really, even for a noob programmer). const arr = ['foo'];
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by sunseb 6y ago
On a side note, I find crazy this obsessive-compulsive behavior to use `const` everywhere in modern JS codebase (even in Webkit now). It solves really no problem (I mean, Python, Ruby and almost all other programming languages are doing fin

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