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oatmealsnap
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Comment #47028371
There are skills available that might help you out. The “superpowers” set from Anthropic is really impressive. The idea is, you want to build up the right context before starting d…
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Comment #31118590
I use my old MacBook Air as a server. Really easy to set up out of the box.
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Comment #28279427
That's always a concern, though. Node has breaking changes, too.
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Comment #27743422
15% is most likely too much to ignore. Most web developers have had to support IE11, which is at like, 3-4% tops.
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Comment #27743415
hey, just like web development.
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Comment #27743390
I mean, there's a time and a place for speed reading. Part of being good at speed reading is identifying the areas you need to slow down for and pay attention to. Another aspect of…
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Comment #27679670
That's not how I see jQuery hate. jQuery promotes bad development patterns, AND brings a cost for end users. Developers will do themselves and futures devs a favor by not choosing …
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Comment #26074473
I thought this was a parody post.
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Comment #25140593
Could it be used as a Linux desktop environment? I.e. Alternative to Gnome? I would love to be able to contribute improvements to the desktop environments I use, but I don’t have t…
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Comment #24952857
Yea, far more web developers know PHP than Ruby or Python. Python devs don't necessarily know web development, and Ruby is pretty old-school (I don't mean that in a bad way, it's j…
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Comment #24945953
I know several people look at the 3090 for ML use, due to its extra RAM. Hobbyists, not companies. Do you mean "enterprise ML"? Like, if I ran an ML company I wouldn't be looking a…
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Comment #24927120
Yea, I get 60fps @1440p on an 8 year old AMD GPU, no issues. I haven't checked the actual frame rate, but I've not noticed any dropped frames.
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Comment #24840477
Same experience. I tried, but Linux just isn’t ready to be used as a general OS right now. I’ve dug through message boards and bug reports, and a lot of the features that MacOS has…
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Comment #24782450
Code for the developer that comes after you, not for yourself. If you’re going to implement a coding style, make it easy to follow. Provide a linter that works with multiple editor…
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Comment #24478000
Ok, I'll just rewrite my clients' entire website using a trendy, brand new JS framework that is built on top of an ever-changing trendy JS library, requiring the entire site to be …
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Comment #24400612
Audible does. I believe it even syncs it with your Kindle books, if you purchased both versions. I was surprised when I saw the Apple Books app didn't have that feature. Seems like…
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Comment #24288856
Wow, thank you for sharing! I'm guessing those are all D3 5.x?
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Comment #22822439
You’ll find this to be really helpful. https://every-layout.dev/ For practice, try dropping React and simply build the layout you want. When you’re happy, rebuild it with React.
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Comment #22703030
That might be true, but the radio buttons aren’t coded up correctly.
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Comment #22646626
Pretty sure that exists in Firefox
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Comment #21891493
Nobody makes money off flat-earth and anti-vax conspiracies, either. Of course, anyone can write a book about their experiences on X fad.
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Comment #21790196
There must be open source editors available that have feature parity with 12yo software.
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Comment #21420358
Two tips: I can't download that file without logging in to a OneDrive account. I'm human, and I have no idea what that is for.
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Comment #19725027
I've never worked with React, but I have worked on giant AngularJS (1.x) apps and medium-sized Vue apps. I've only seen performance issues on pages with long repeated lists that cr…
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Comment #19560356
Yea, it was even causing my keyboard to lag. Keystroke queued up, but the key press state (enlarged visible letter above your finger) was really delayed.