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jaunkst
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About jaunkst
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Comment #35395224
There is no ownership when the repercussions are soft and deferred.
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Comment #33030299
I’ve written translators that also had to consider pattern changes. The amount of training to translate code effectively is enormous to be effective at scale. I assume this is segm…
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Comment #32521450
Waiting on my Win Max 2 now. It's shaping up to be an incredible device.
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Comment #32209045
Jokes on them 75% of them are bot accounts.
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Comment #32204607
That's a real issue. It's not just a monopoly in a competitive sense but also a monopoly on 'public squares'. Which is effectively against free speech. When a company or moderator …
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Comment #32076844
That is one of the reasons why I got into programming. Not exactly because of roguelikes but MUDs. After playing muds, and wanting to make my own I started with Diku, and then star…
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Comment #31955003
I recently acquired a Quad Cortex, and the rugged rotary stomp knobs combined with the 7" in display is awesome. The ML in that thing is sweet too. It's definitely a feat worth men…
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Comment #31322917
Geekologie has shut down. Thank you to everybody. Now go be happy.
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Comment #31281676
I’m up 125%. 10% loss would be a great consolidation.
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Comment #31127700
This isn't just a frontend problem. There are quite a few IDE's like IntelliJ Idea that have been the only interface for many developers.
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Comment #30997023
So the UX is worse than Linux, and Windows? I don't believe that for one second.
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Comment #22314799
When I hear mental model I am thinking more.of the lines of perception. The value of a mental model is understanding it. To the extent of replicating or teaching it. It is a model.…
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Comment #21918616
Love them both. One is extremely organic and the other is a sort of macro greeble feel.
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Comment #21918588
It's fast. It's static. CDN as mentioned. Nothing impressive here though. This wheel has been done.
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Comment #21429899
We have customers in industrial processes that care. Internet is questionable and they are not working overtime for bloated software.
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Comment #21429875
Didn't read but sounds like web components without a bundling concept.
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Comment #21414749
No thanks.
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Comment #20006113
It didn't disappearing
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Comment #19800795
Yikes. Think I'm going to learn to do my own stiches.
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Comment #19763545
I'm less worried about understanding of sorting algorithms than I am about understanding of patterns. With any team at scale my hardest challenge is about patterns. More importantl…
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Comment #19702690
We might see containers running closer to metal as market interest demands can drum up money to do it.
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Comment #19641538
That is great, but I am still 100% sceptical of a web component intergration with any given framework. Is the integration point opinounated? Is it reactive, callbacks? Two way bind…
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Comment #19641211
Ploymer was a crapshow and HTML import a nightmare for load times. Unless some sort of topology bundling is provided for web components I'm out. We tried to do generic components f…