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[1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14511457
[2]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14526920
At the end of the day, I think that calling something idiomatic is subjective and so, varies from people to people.
*: to be clear, my point is many people use JSX with React because it feels idiomatic (I manipulate HTML/DOM, so why not just write with HTML-like syntax?) but it is not idiomatic to JavaScript and I don't think the other React APIs are that nice to use. If I didn't use JSX with React, I'd tend to use other framework because, in my opinion, they make more sense.
Well you seem to be looking only at process attached to a window, look a bit down in background tasks: see those chrome and other electron-based apps eating your RAM?
Just wanted to point out that in french we refer to a rookie as a "bleu" (so, blue) and, as far as I know, we don't have the same history as Japan for colors.
Google and Facebook are living thanks to the nice value of your data and also thanks to your free contributions.
Yes, you contributed to Google Maps for free, you did get nothing for the time you spent on it, nobody know that you did this work, you get no acknowledgement except maybe an email for which the only goal is to make you do more free work.
All visitors coming to Google Maps are thanking Google for the work you've done. And after all this free hard work, you are still paying for the use of their product with your data.
Why should I waste my time trying to change the world, thinking about it when I'm just a randon civilian that have barely enough to donate to an ONG? Why should I waste my life for other people that don't care at all and enjoy theirs?
- Write a messy formatted code - Run gofmt - Commit
I discovered microg only recently and was instantly very interested but I am a heavy user of Cast so that's a big no for me, though I'll happily jump on it once it's done (if it's possible).
I mean, they sure DO know that this feature has been on twitch for one year now, right? It should have been a side note somewhere or an announce on a product blog, not a full blown stage demo...