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Dropping Javascript and going back to native yea

Isn't this comparable to mathematicians building on eachothers work, however incomplete or disproven prior work was?

Ag puhleez

Guess you are also a little bitch who can't drink milk

Target audience here are all libs from Sillicon Valley who has been trained to hate spaceshipman

huh?

COCs never became popular though, business types enforced them and hackers fought against and lost

Sigh, simpler times

Sigh, good old days

Uhm, yeah I would too

The argument is not so much for QT as it is against electron/web crap masquerading as desktop applications.

100% This.

Make desktop apps great again

Why did you move to management if you wanted to carryon coding?

2 different personality types, mindsets.

Becoming a better coder while also getting manager pay instead of moving to management is a thing ya know

I've had bad experiences with those repeaters, but never used the RJ45 backed ones. IMHO, that is then the same as an AP though - except for maybe sharing the same network SSID.

The best / cheap solution for great wifi is to purchase additional cheap ones, disable the dhcp server and drag lan from one to the other. (AP mode I guess.)

Lounge, Office, Bedroom for example. Connect your devices to each at least once and then forget about it as it'l switch over.

Of course if you have money, you could do the same but using MESH/Mimo.

A better use case would be to list the processes on systems without procps installed. Nice.

Everyone knows what is meant by black person. Don't overthink it.

"So, when will you be updating yourself to not provide the same wrong answer in future, or when I ask it later in a new session"

"No."

Plus these would be coin sized, but 100X more dense as I understand.

Strongly disagree.

Apples to apples, C++/QT will always beat the shit out of JS/Electron.

The real problem here is computers HAVE gotten too fast, so lazy shit like electron is acceptable as 'good-enough'

Desktop apps should be C++/QT, not javascript.

So much this.

I have my private office. It's at home.

Yeah, when you have inept people.

Hackernews however is a frounder, frontend scene first site. So I'd imagine that is what normal feels like to most of you.

Pretty lame.

If you already use docker, it shouldn't take nearly that long. If you don't, then kube isn't the problem for any migration similar

Definitely more and more common, amazon's graviton instances and container support goes a long way here

js frontend dev masses ripping on bash here. lulz

Most of these comments are completely red-pilled and spaceship man bad mentality.

Get off hacker news, and back to reddit pls

JavaScript doesn't belong in the shell, thanks.

Bwaha, a drunk me is objectively better than a sober me. By far. :P