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0xb0565e487
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Comment #37170348
Very rough pen and paper draft very rarely. Never for other people. (solopreneur and someone that works in a 4 people startup)
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Comment #37132661
Why does that make your life barely enjoyable? Curious to know what kind of lifestyle or living you have that the weather would have such a big impact on you.
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Comment #36644337
Awesome, thanks for the pointers!
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Comment #36639571
Thanks :)
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Comment #36639467
Interesting, thanks!
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Comment #36639146
I'm relatively new to programming and had a question about TypeScript's functionality. Is there any specific reason why TypeScript doesn't allow for the creation of custom and intr…
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Comment #36006503
I switched from QWERTY to Colemak about 5-10 years ago for a solid year or so. My WPM decreased by around 25% and I actually found Colemak to be rather uncomfortable; with QWERTY (…
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Comment #35313568
I’m not worried. There’s much more to the job than pedantic code reorganizing. As a matter of fact, it seems to be good at what I’d like not to do as a frontend dev.
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Comment #34871353
Beware of assumptions. You arrived at a funny conclusion here. Did the author express that his intent was to capture browser marketshare? If not, he may not be delusional :)
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Comment #34792578
As a "one of these day devs" I only care about performance when it starts becoming a problem and I see nothing wrong with the way I'm going about this.
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Comment #34303287
function something(deps, params, ctx) { // put something here }
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Comment #34203389
Just send a POST request lol
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Comment #33466904
And why couldn't a giant company decide to own "a more fragmented landscape of specialized services"?
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Comment #33303701
What's the selling point here?
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Comment #33047255
I can't read this they want me to sign up, but it looks interesting.
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Comment #31994829
One thing I've noticed is that almost all new web frameworks I come across nowadays seems to be catered towards search engine optimization (i.e.: getting 99/100 on Google PageSpeed…
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Comment #31707936
Memorization is most often useless. Focus on understanding instead. You need to only retain information that can help you derive useful conclusions, and your mind is most likely sm…
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Comment #31005458
I don't know why there is a big fish at the top of your website, but I like it a lot.
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Comment #28361626
I have 0 knowledge of systemd-timers. Is it fully interoperable with cron and available on every system that has cron? If not, I think your comment is pretty irrelevant since there…
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Comment #28089545
It complicates code until it makes it easier, sometimes.
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Comment #27796360
Drinking from a paper straw is unpleasant.
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Comment #27037475
I've been working for a company that heavily caters toward the "JAMStack ecosystem" for a while now. From my point of view, the "JAMStack" is nothing more than a piece of jargon us…