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by unbendable 6y ago
Crazy to think what legacy jQuery and others left. Now I am using React and the usual lib stack. But I remember using jQuery, pug (or jade), browserify, bower... that was what 5 to 6 years ago?
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by unbendable 6y ago
Recently i tried a lot of diagram libraries. I tried to do a binary step chart (on/off) for active/inactive tasks. I ended up with matplotlib rendering my charts. I have seen nothing as advanced and feature rich as pythons' B
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by unbendable 6y ago
Slide #40 But, we are not Gnome: * No usage regressions * No feature removal -> Too true, too true... Even if they have valid reasons for removing some features it puts me always off.
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by unbendable 6y ago
I read it and I already knew that I had this discussion a bazilion times, just like every comment in HN probably won't be anything new to me. Some topics are just made to be discussed forever
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by unbendable 6y ago
I am coming from an T440p (Ubuntu 18.04) to an MacBook Pro 16 and i feel all his points. I want to add how bad some parts of the Mac UX are. GNOME surely has some really really bad UX decisions but overall I think (hold on tight) GNOME is b
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by unbendable 6y ago
I just switched from Linux to Mac for my company notebook. No offense, but for me it is like the Mac is taking my hand and guiding me threw a mess. However sometimes I know the way better than the Mac but it is not letting me. It actually m
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by unbendable 7y ago
H5N1, SARS and COVID-19 have been traced back to asian wet markets. Seeing the effects COVID-19 has I really don't care what cultural or emotional reason you could have for those markets. Just BAN everything that could ever allow this.
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by unbendable 7y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21156235
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by unbendable 7y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21156235
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by unbendable 7y ago
I just had a short glimpse, but it seems that this is rather "transpiling" to C, right? We needed something that is being interpreted to allow easy updates of scripts. Comment on all subjects (I will just link it to other commente
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by unbendable 7y ago
We use lua 5.3 on an embedded Platform for scripting and it has been a roller coaster ride. Not a fun one, unfortunately. You want luasocket? The stable one is not compatible with 5.3. Packages are sometimes outdated (for years no updates
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by unbendable 8y ago
So i have been working on an embedded project lately where i had to export the framebuffer to an sd Card. I used a raw Format first (netppm) and had to use vim in hex Mode to validate the header. So this is really neat. I was looking for an
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by unbendable 8y ago
So my team is using eclipse with autogenerated makefiles. STM used to generate projects only for some WIN32 IDEs and their eclipse. There are 2 hobby projects which I set up with this project: https://github.com/ObKo/s
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by unbendable 8y ago
Yeah that's one of those things I find so attractive about rust. They provide a compiler and a package manager where you can manage dependencies and build setup. I hope it does not end up like one of those "grass is greener on the
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by unbendable 8y ago
So one thing about react or generally spa's is that you generate artifacts (static files, index.html/js etc.) that you can easily put on anything that serves those files. That is actually not hard to do on an embedded system. Gett
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by unbendable 8y ago
I understand where you are coming from. But I don't think that webdev is easier just because it is. Embedded is not the rocket science some people claim it to be. I believe there is a lot of room where we can improve and lower the barr
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by unbendable 8y ago
No I never claimed Rust is type safe. I don't know enough about it to make such a claim. I just read some articles and blog post and i really liked some concepts of it. So I think some people are forgetting that I work and talk only ab
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by unbendable 8y ago
I think it is more of embedded and the desktop C/C++. Makefile is kinda forced through vendors and some "libraries" forcing you to use make as they're exclusively generating (STM) or relying on them (ugfx, touchgfx). I a
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by unbendable 8y ago
Official React documentation is actually fine. However I have been using it with a backend which provided an API. I have to admit that I rarely see React Applications directly bound to a database (if you meant that, not quite sure). But I
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by unbendable 8y ago
As a embedded systems (C / C++) and a ReactJS developer (both senior, I know weird), I have to admit that the web dev ecosystem is much better to get into. And yes I know the fragmentation is really bad in the JS world. But it is nothi
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by unbendable 8y ago
It's "funny" how you (and many others too) didn't read the article and just commented based on the title.