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redleader posted:blazor running both client and server side and using websockets is extremely ew to me and i don't trust it so we moved to thin clients which means you first have to download a lightweight 12mb of minified js *before* you can click a button now we're back to thick clients again. let's hope your backend is always up, otherwise no clicking may take place
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this but amber
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Sagacity posted:so we moved to thin clients which means you first have to download a lightweight 12mb of minified js *before* you can click a button but officer, I gzipped my brotli
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tHe aVerAGe WEB pAGE iS nOW lARGER than ThE oriGinaL doOM
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redleader posted:oooh, you want to be careful about bringing hot takes like this into the pl thread, which is well known for its uncompromising love of the modern internet sorry, let me try again: the modern web has freed the application from the tyranny of the operating system
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May 11, 2019 15:40
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and delivered it straight to the hands of the advertisers
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user metrics, telemetry, and targeted advertising are all the same regardless of whether they're for a desktop, mobile, or web app hth
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May 11, 2019 16:11
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i got a thicc client right here *points to self*
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even if blazor almost never gets used to actually make web apps go, I am happy about its applications in implementing interactive C# snippets in blog posts, "learn dotnet" websites and "experiment with this library within the browser" for nuget.
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brap posted:even if blazor almost never gets used to actually make web apps go, I am happy about its applications in implementing interactive C# snippets in blog posts, "learn dotnet" websites and "experiment with this library within the browser" for nuget. There's probably still an fsharp site lying around somewhere desperately trying to load the silverlight plugin.
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NihilCredo posted:tHe aVerAGe WEB pAGE iS nOW lARGER than ThE oriGinaL doOM cant spell 'doom' without 'dom'
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May 11, 2019 19:14
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hey guys are there deece print professional journals to subscribe to? I'm feeling the need to get some exposure to new concepts outside my direct job duties and I hate reading papers on a screen.
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May 11, 2019 21:36
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Blinkz0rz posted:user metrics, telemetry, and targeted advertising are all the same regardless of whether they're for a desktop, mobile, or web app hth The Windows 10 Story
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jit bull transpile posted:hey guys are there deece print professional journals to subscribe to? I'm feeling the need to get some exposure to new concepts outside my direct job duties and I hate reading papers on a screen. buy a printer and use Sci hub
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i remember reading some good articles on https://pragprog.com/magazines but idk if they even print (does anyone??)
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DONT THREAD ON ME posted:sorry, let me try again: i like the positivity and optimism in your reformulation
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NihilCredo posted:tHe aVerAGe WEB pAGE iS nOW lARGER than ThE oriGinaL doOM gonna repost the website obesity crisis because it is v entertaining
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jit bull transpile posted:hey guys are there deece print professional journals to subscribe to? I'm feeling the need to get some exposure to new concepts outside my direct job duties and I hate reading papers on a screen. ACM has good journals and will let you subscribe to them in print still
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jit bull transpile posted:hey guys are there deece print professional journals to subscribe to? I'm feeling the need to get some exposure to new concepts outside my direct job duties and I hate reading papers on a screen. i just skim the morning paper blog and sci-hub the papers if they sound interesting its written by a vc ghoul but is pretty adequate content-wise
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eschaton posted:like I just got a couple of VAX/VMS Consolidated Distribution packages and one of the layered products is a PostScript renderer that outputs sixel graphics for the DEC VT240 graphic terminal Thats 'fancy high end' though, in a context where we are discussing GDI on Windows.
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rust is just proof that even the best programming language is extremely bad
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jeffery posted:no idea what's going on the most awaited programming feature in rust history is being blocked by extremely unimportant last minute syntax bike shedding in other words, everything is normal DONT THREAD ON ME fucked around with this message at 19:44 on May 12, 2019 |
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can an administrator bot terminate a master-program?
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can an administrator bot self-authorize the administration of designer drugs to itself?
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DONT THREAD ON ME posted:the most awaited programming feature in rust history is being blocked by extremely unimportant last minute syntax bike shedding never respond to jeffery, who is either a bot or a moronic white noise troll
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A horrifying globalThis polyfill in universal JavaScript 
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https://github.com/tc39/proposal-global/issues/46 Document use cases for wanting to access the global `this` https://twitter.com/dril/status/922321981
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this link about javascript falsey-ness popped up in one of my feeds: https://www.telerik.com/blogs/lets-talk-javascript-falsey nothing i didn't already know, but the fact that these types of blog posts can still be made in 2019 made me realize that javascript's real killer feature is its ability to create a never ending supply of programming blog topics
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Plank Walker posted:javascript's real killer feature is its ability to create a never ending supply of programming blog topics
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Plank Walker posted:this link about javascript falsey-ness popped up in one of my feeds: https://www.telerik.com/blogs/lets-talk-javascript-falsey haskell's "monads: values in burritos" blogposts were like a tsunami javascript's "weird language features you must (or must not!!!) use" blogposts are like rising seas
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