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akadajet posted:yeah, and npm promptly adopted those features. so there's no reason to use yarn now. probably in the most idiotic way possible, so there may well be a reason to use yarn
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Condiv posted:probably in the most idiotic way possible, so there may well be a reason to use yarn I'd be interested to know why. It's easier for me to tell my team "upgrade to npm 5" than it is to "install this new thing".
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jony neuemonic posted:i don't remember if it's actual electron but vs code is the only good thing i can think of and it still manages to be a pig compared to anything native. vs code deserves some praise for drinking sublimetext's milkshake and doing it for free, but lol it's a text editor that takes multiple seconds to start up on very fast hardware
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COACHS SPORT BAR posted:vs code deserves some praise for drinking sublimetext's milkshake and doing it for free, but lol it's a text editor that takes multiple seconds to start up on very fast hardware starts up instantly for me.
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im sure vs code is great for some workflows, but it chugs on my projects sublimetext is a good editor and shareware is a fine model for tools, happy to pay for my license
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what lovely framework does slack use that allows it to pin the processor in a three thousand dollar computer with a chat client
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qirex posted:what lovely framework does slack use that allows it to pin the processor in a three thousand dollar computer with a chat client electron! Breakfast All Day posted:i want to do all my group collaboration through a glorified irc/wiki, but i want to do it at 5 fps with 800ms of latency on a $20k workstation
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back when I was working on desktop software they used wx for cross platform stuff and it was bad but it at least wasn't slow
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vlc was/is based on wxwidgets iirc
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Sep 18, 2017 23:08
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akadajet posted:I'd be interested to know why. It's easier for me to tell my team "upgrade to npm 5" than it is to "install this new thing". i don't use terrible build systems like npm so i've never needed to use yarn, but i'm p sure npm hosed up whatever yarn was doing more than yarn did
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every npm and node user ever posted:Joe is a Pythonista from Leicester, England, although these days he is mainly found making C++ and JS do strange things. In his spare time he plays the ukulele, and occasionally manages the crossword. 
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Silver Alicorn posted:vlc was/is based on wxwidgets iirc why does vlc have to rebuild it's font cache every goddamn time it starts up?
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vlc is good
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m'lady
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it's wild how loving terrible text editors still are. computers loving suck rear end what a mistake
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Condiv posted:i don't use terrible build systems like npm so i've never needed to use yarn, but i'm p sure npm hosed up whatever yarn was doing more than yarn did ah, so you're just talking out of your rear end. got it.
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Bloody posted:it's wild how loving terrible text editors still are. computers loving suck rear end what a mistake emacs is the true path and all other editors are but stones underfoot on the way to emacs
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bbedit is still the best text editor
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non-cs peeps in my office asking why their GitHub app is suddenly slow after update today so i come look at it and lol
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:emacs is the true path and all other editors are but stones underfoot on the way to emacs emacs is an unusable pile of rear end that requires you to know an esoteric dead language to operate
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Breakfast All Day posted:non-cs peeps in my office asking why their GitHub app is suddenly slow after update today so i come look at it and lol what is the point of the github app?
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more like girthub
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Bloody posted:emacs is an unusable pile of rear end that requires you to know an esoteric dead language to operate 1. you don't need to know any lisp to use emacs 2. even with the dead gay lisp, emacs is still better than any other editor. what would you rather use? javascript?
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akadajet posted:what is the point of the github app? normal people who work with code or other version controlled data can have a friendly gui without opening the scary text thing some students/interns try to get away with it sometimes too but i will hunt them down and force them to walk uphill both ways in the terminal just like i had to
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i mean, there are good gui clients out there for git that aren't github specific.
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akadajet posted:i mean, there are good gui clients out there for git that aren't github specific. but what about their brand??
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jony neuemonic posted:but what about their brand?? you can't say github without thinking of sexual harassment scandals involving the founders!
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git uis are only useful for viewing the hellish commit graph you have cursed everyone with
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lancemantis posted:git uis are only useful for viewing the hellish commit graph you have cursed everyone with Yeah. But if you have to work with Windows programmers, a lot of them are super intimidated by the git CLI (because it is trash from the garbage)
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most *nix clis are garbage, it's part of the charm a charm that windows replied to with "hold my beer"
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lancemantis posted:git uis are only useful for viewing the hellish commit graph you have cursed everyone with lol if you've never done an octopus merge
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lol if your commit graph doesn't look like an incredibly difficult guitar hero song
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git is poo poo and its terrible cli is because its a lovely version system. also if you're using a command line during development you've hosed up hardcore
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Shaggar posted:also if you're using a command line during development you've hosed up hardcore shaggar was 
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what would you ever need a command line for?
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executing commands? writing an ad hoc shell pipeline is quick and easy once you know how. it's not reasonable to expect of end users because of the learning curve, but developers are the ideal target audience for the command line. the shell and core utilities give you primitives that can be combined very powerfully, similarly to the programming languages we already stare at all day
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what commands would I ever run though? ping? traceroute? not very useful for development
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Shaggar posted:git is poo poo and its terrible cli is because its a lovely version system. also if you're using a command line during development you've hosed up hardcore shaggar would rather use visual source safe
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akadajet posted:ah, so you're just talking out of your rear end. got it. why would i talk out of anything else when it comes to the js ecosystem? you expect me to subject myself to this bullshit? 
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