williamxd3

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by williamxd3 5y ago
You know you can lock modules versions, right? And of course the environment recreation needs to be tested periodically if you have a disaster recovery plan.
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by williamxd3 5y ago
People were really thinking all that money printing during covid would be free?
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by williamxd3 5y ago
Its called inflation.
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by williamxd3 6y ago
Nice example of the results of socialist politics, the companies will always move to where they will pay less taxes and have less state intervention through regulations
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by williamxd3 6y ago
I lost half of my tongue senses on a wisdom tooth extraction, it came back slowly during 3 month (its almost 100% back now) but it was terrifying the first week, I just kept thinking If I could live with that, a feeling of depression hit ha
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by williamxd3 7y ago
Telegram?
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by williamxd3 7y ago
I find it very useful, It works like a "backend" for components
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by williamxd3 7y ago
the price was even higher to stay with the same party
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by williamxd3 7y ago
Just dont use his products.
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by williamxd3 7y ago
That moment when left-pad creates a black hole on earth
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by williamxd3 8y ago
I think Torvalds is worshiped well enough
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by williamxd3 8y ago
Yet another
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by williamxd3 8y ago
wow, they still use analog film
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by williamxd3 8y ago
intellectual property shouldn't exist.
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by williamxd3 8y ago
You just have to parse it as a tree
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by williamxd3 8y ago
interacting with an app which doesn't provides a public API and has too much frontend code to be worth reverse engineering, I just hack into the app's webpack bundled code and use it
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by williamxd3 8y ago
The editor is from Microsoft https://github.com/Microsoft/monaco-editor
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by williamxd3 8y ago
Yeah, Preact is great for standalone widgets
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by williamxd3 8y ago
> Who is going to want to use a dropdown component that has the entire React 15.3 lib bundled into it? And who would want a dropdown component that has its own little rendering framework inside when you are using React for that?
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by williamxd3 8y ago
Now that is a real problem, and it will not be fixed soon. It is easy to a single company define how they want their platform to be, like iOS, but browsers are a different beast, as every change need to be agreed between several major comp
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by williamxd3 8y ago
As a red/green colorblind the only thing that I hate when people mess up are charts, never had a problem with everything else
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by williamxd3 8y ago
Because I want my IDE, github and the app I am working on to be colorful and everything else blunt
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by williamxd3 8y ago
Very cool, I will test it thought the week and see if I can notice any effects I like this idea better than those extensions that just block websites altogether, those do not work for me cause I just disable them when I want to go "min
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by williamxd3 8y ago
Maybe because there is no need to evolve there? I mean, you can see clearly why we came from jQuery, to AngularJs, then Angular/React/Vue, there was a need.
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by williamxd3 8y ago
wounder if people would still complain
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by williamxd3 8y ago
And I am tired of the "tired of JavaScript hype and new frameworks every week" speech. It has a huge community, of course there will be new things created every week. But, if it as bad you will not even hear about it, if you hear
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by williamxd3 8y ago
If it wasn't because of Java the browsers language would be Scheme
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by williamxd3 8y ago
I cant find any aspect of PHP being better than JavaScript
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by williamxd3 8y ago
Wait till you need to load a hundred binary dependencies and see if will load faster
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by williamxd3 8y ago
Ignoring the browser side, show me a language that can do what nodejs can, as good as it can

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