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Comment #26319252
Crazy to think what legacy jQuery and others left. Now I am using React and the usual lib stack. But I remember using jQuery, pug (or jade), browserify, bower... that was what 5 to…
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Comment #25135786
Recently i tried a lot of diagram libraries. I tried to do a binary step chart (on/off) for active/inactive tasks. I ended up with matplotlib rendering my charts. I have seen nothi…
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Comment #25102862
Slide #40 But, we are not Gnome: * No usage regressions * No feature removal -> Too true, too true... Even if they have valid reasons for removing some features it puts me always o…
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Comment #23778996
I read it and I already knew that I had this discussion a bazilion times, just like every comment in HN probably won't be anything new to me. Some topics are just made to be discus…
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Comment #23389629
I am coming from an T440p (Ubuntu 18.04) to an MacBook Pro 16 and i feel all his points. I want to add how bad some parts of the Mac UX are. GNOME surely has some really really bad…
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Comment #22896795
I just switched from Linux to Mac for my company notebook. No offense, but for me it is like the Mac is taking my hand and guiding me threw a mess. However sometimes I know the way…
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Comment #22622357
H5N1, SARS and COVID-19 have been traced back to asian wet markets. Seeing the effects COVID-19 has I really don't care what cultural or emotional reason you could have for those m…
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Comment #21156237
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21156235
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Comment #21156236
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21156235
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Comment #21156235
I just had a short glimpse, but it seems that this is rather "transpiling" to C, right? We needed something that is being interpreted to allow easy updates of scripts. Comment on a…
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Comment #21146545
We use lua 5.3 on an embedded Platform for scripting and it has been a roller coaster ride. Not a fun one, unfortunately. You want luasocket? The stable one is not compatible with …
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Comment #18867203
So i have been working on an embedded project lately where i had to export the framebuffer to an sd Card. I used a raw Format first (netppm) and had to use vim in hex Mode to valid…
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Comment #18816913
So my team is using eclipse with autogenerated makefiles. STM used to generate projects only for some WIN32 IDEs and their eclipse. There are 2 hobby projects which I set up with t…
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Comment #18816792
Yeah that's one of those things I find so attractive about rust. They provide a compiler and a package manager where you can manage dependencies and build setup. I hope it does not…
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Comment #18816428
So one thing about react or generally spa's is that you generate artifacts (static files, index.html/js etc.) that you can easily put on anything that serves those files. That is a…
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Comment #18816000
I understand where you are coming from. But I don't think that webdev is easier just because it is. Embedded is not the rocket science some people claim it to be. I believe there i…
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Comment #18815895
No I never claimed Rust is type safe. I don't know enough about it to make such a claim. I just read some articles and blog post and i really liked some concepts of it. So I think …
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Comment #18815630
I think it is more of embedded and the desktop C/C++. Makefile is kinda forced through vendors and some "libraries" forcing you to use make as they're exclusively generating (STM) …
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Comment #18815508
Official React documentation is actually fine. However I have been using it with a backend which provided an API. I have to admit that I rarely see React Applications directly boun…
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Comment #18815253
As a embedded systems (C / C++) and a ReactJS developer (both senior, I know weird), I have to admit that the web dev ecosystem is much better to get into. And yes I know the fragm…
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Comment #16997917
It's "funny" how you (and many others too) didn't read the article and just commented based on the title.