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Comment #45741831
Never used Preact so unsure
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Comment #45730104
The author noted that Solid is very similar to React but with a simpler mental model. This has been my experience as well. And its faster too.
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Comment #45684095
Looks interesting! What is the business model?
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Comment #45336000
I posted a job for freelance dev work and all replies were obviously ai generated. Some even included websites that were clearly made by other people as their 'prior work'. So I pu…
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Comment #44954773
I'm starting to think these 'Github Apps' are a bad idea. Even if CodeRabbit didn't have this vulnerability, what guarantee do we have that they will always be good actors? That th…
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Comment #44954557
Oh my god. I haven't finished reading that yet, it became too much to comprehend. Too stressful to take in the scope. The part where he could have put malware into release files of…
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Comment #20969172
Loved Homeworld too. There really was nothing like it when it came out.
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Comment #20969075
I live in a developing country ... Thailand. Reading things like this, stories in this thread, and about how people are avoiding seeing the doctor because they're afraid of the bil…
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Comment #20047827
Buddha is not his name, his name is Siddhārtha Gautama. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buddha_(title)
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Comment #10592669
No, it does properly support both of those and I've been happily using those features in VS Code for a while now. It might actually be the best editor for JSX.
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Comment #8952440
Why not CTRL+PGUP / CTRL+PGDN ? Requires less fingers too. EDIT: Sadly Vivaldi doesn't seem to support CTRL+PGUP / CTRL+PGDN yet.
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Comment #8714798
With all this writing about the 'quantum problem' and quantum mechanics not making sense, I don't understand why quantum theorists don't take pilot wave theory and the oil droplet …
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Comment #8306613
I'd recommend adding webpack ( https://github.com/webpack/webpack ) to build tools. It's similar to browserify but has some nice extra features.
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Comment #8272302
The main problem (quote from the article): "What we’re doing is using human beings as safety nets or backups to computers, and that’s completely backward" Made me stop and think a …
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Comment #8230798
Exactly my thoughts. Once they squeeze out all the competition, then its time for the drivers and riders to get squeezed.
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Comment #8211353
I think he said only the lightmaps were pre-rendered and that took 10mins. The actual scene runs real-time at 50-60 fps on his gtx670. (Prerendering lightmaps is typical for games …
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Comment #8116140
It looks like they had/have an free iPhone App. Did they even try putting ads in it? No ads or subscription options on the site either.
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Comment #7987548
I actually prefer stronger typing and Typescript solves that for me for Javascript+Node.js The bigger reason I see for sticking with Node.js for web development is being able to us…
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Comment #7987492
Maybe try Typescript, it has optional typing and is compatible with normal Javascript. It really solves those problems you mention and will give you compile errors if you send para…
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Comment #7590407
The photographers blog post with first hand account and more pictures: http://www.svidensky.com/post.aspx?id=18
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Comment #6618563
I'm working on Dragomancers ( http://www.facebook.com/Dragomancers ) a Facebook (and later iOS) RPG game. It's cool because it features online player vs. player turn-based combat a…
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Comment #6411175
From what I've read zBase is a fork of Membase. So zBase is a direct competitor to Couchbase which is what Membase became. One of the main advantage of zBase / Membase / Couchbase …
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Comment #5449429
> You don't actually care that it's a Dog BTW, just that it has a method called Bark(), if that's what you call on it. This is exactly where TypeScript helps. With the way TypeScri…