kowdermeister

- Were there moments when you cried back SASS or vanilla CSS?

- In your react example, I see you created <Title> as styled.h1, but that's an awkward way of bootstrapping a component. Even if I used SC, I would still put the style information outside my component code in the same directory. At this point I don't see the benefit over doing something like:

    import * from './login.scss';

What can SC do that regular CSS or SASS can't?

Of course it's worse, since you have more pixels than image data.

I guess the usual ~$200k.

I like the fact that the server returns an image directly without any HTML or other content. It makes the loading experience fun too.

How many faces are generated? This can't be real time.

In the right context you'd have no reason to doubt some of the good ones from this set is a real person.

User / pass doesn't work.

I don't use them yet, but I'd render shaders. I need to test it if it's worth it since it's probably possible without GPU-s.

As someone, who never written a book this makes sense, however is it that common that you move text between chapters that often? I guess it varies from writer to writer. However I would go mad with a single file that size.

A 4k monitor with 20 small windows would be me approach :)

> A big component of my overall problem was dealing with individual file names.

umm, I know naming is hard, but xx_chapter_name.md?

My only interest is missing as I see at first glance: GPU support

Edit: found it as "Graphics Card" :D

When you assume the compiler reads it the same way your brain does :)

No, good as always :) But seriously, yesterday I wanted to deploy my beta to a fresh server install and I did like 10 google searches of various server and tool issues. I got it all resolved and the beta is running but I didn't stop at how bad these results are.

What are you searching for when you see a decrease in quality?

Here's the PR to Webpack:

https://github.com/webpack/webpack/pull/8609

Dell XPS 13 9380

- Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-8250U CPU @ 1.60GHz, 1800 Mhz, 4 Core(s), 8 Logical Processor(s)

- 8 Gb memory (enough for me)

No complaints so far

> project is mostly Rust, is the perf improvement simply because of that?

I would think so.

Messenger is way too powerful to catch up with friends.

This escalated quickly :) So if I put ads on my site, I'm literally Hitler?

So if a neuron fires or not (I guess that's what you mean by action potential) can simply be translated to 1 or 0 hence it's digital?

The brain is analog.

So which version worked for you better financially?

> Free from day one?

That's great in theory, but how do you then pay the developers?

Minimalism is a modern UI trend :)

Thanks. For the lazy... it's explained here:

https://www.eetimes.com/document.asp?doc_id=1280235

How do you predict product lifetime?

Web application deployment got way easier than it was 10 years ago. Now now there are plenty of alternatives for CI and testing tools that can automate the process of releasing and verifying code at scale. By scale I mean lots of developers collaborating on the same code base and handling massive loads at the same time.

It's also the field that I think will see lots of improvements and maybe some fundamental disruptions. Maybe it will be GitHub actions and it's right around the corner :)

> you should take a couple hours to read what software engineers thought was obvious prior to 1980

If you care about the subject this much and you think that everything was better before the 80s, then why don't you link to or name some sources you value?

Then you are clearly subbed to the wrong subreddits. I find too much fun content there covering all my interests.

It was not really relevant. It could be anything that's new, webassembly for example, or some new WebGL framework...

> Are you just trying to say you love React, Node, Java...

No stack I advocate in particular. I'm trying to say that the web is a wonderful platform and I hope it will stay for a very-very long time.

For the client side ML libraries, I don't think it makes sense to use it for tracking. You can already extract information with a high accuracy.

Tracking is a natural consequence of money flowing into the industry and tracking can be achieved with high accuracy. I'm not saying it's a good thing, but at least we can do something about it.

> the web could get any more terrible than it is today

Please cry a river how bad it is. As someone actively developing since about 2006 I think it's never been in a better shape.

> Does the public prosecutor in Hungary have a poor conviction rate?

Not if you are a politician. In the last two terms of Fidesz 1 low figure guy was convicted. I find that ridiculous since we are the poster child of corruption in the EU.

It is because the Chief Prosecutor[1] is a good old friend of Orban.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/P%C3%A9ter_Polt