delirium

delirium, 10 months ago

Yes it’s a common design pattern in warmer European countries.

Although I rarely see (in Paris) the entire street covered by trees, usually at least pedestrian parts are in the leaf shade. In my smaller hometown (10km from Paris’ edge) I’d guess we have 50/50 for entire coverage/partial

delirium, 10 months ago (edited 10 months ago)

For Android: fennec does this.

Spoilers: I’m this app’s developer :)

delirium, 10 months ago

No, fennec the android lemmy app by me. I wasn’t aware of browser when I chose that name and so far no better ideas were suggested, so we’re going by fennec rn

delirium, 10 months ago

Isn’t its everywhere in the world right now? Economic system is rigged towards the elites and thats what we have to deal with

delirium, 10 months ago

This is fine, we just need to switch from plastic bugs and make caps attached to bottles and everything will be alright! Together we can fight at least 1% of the carbon emissions from top 100 corporations in the world :)

delirium, 10 months ago

Yeah its pretty standard to have in offices and shops, but not in apartments or houses. I’ve seen couple of ceiling fans in Spain, but here in France some people don’t even use regular floor fans for some reason lol

To be honest, we only get 2 hot months in a year (usually, though its starting to change and now its more like 3 hot months where 2 are extra hot)

delirium, 10 months ago

Literally my father moment

delirium, 10 months ago

It’s not like corporations produce greenhouse gasses because they think it’s fun.

I think we can agree on that corporations are aimed at cheapest way to produce most popular goods at the biggest scale they can achieve for, in the end, produce the biggest possible profit. Thats what corporations are made for: money.

In the end, rich guy gets a yacht, bunker for apocalypse and private residence with AC, private kitchen stuff and anything they want so he will be fine even if its 60C outside. If it will get unbearable, they’ll move to something like Norway and will be fine.

At the same time, hundreds of thousands of people who live in hot countries will die and millions will be climate refugees.

All that, because producing iphone with coal electricity (simplification, albeit I feel like its close to truth) is 10$ cheaper.

Blaming corporations, even if partially accurate, doesn’t actually get us any closer to solving things.

Swapping to paper bags will not help either. There are only two options to solve the issue:

1. Government forces corpo to stop wasting our planet (because we don’t have a spare one)
2. People get torches

1 is impossible because gov will never cut the feeding hand and 2 is just a matter of time until we will get couple hundred millions migrants from Aftica, India, Pakistan etc.

delirium, 11 months ago

Always confused when I see memes like this

You learn js, then you learn a bit about ts and pick react/vue if you want to do frontend or nodejs if you’re into backend. Then you do something basic, like a barebones twitter clone, weather app, etc. By the point when you’re 80% done, you will know most important parts of the ecosystem naturally

After that, learning all the supporting libraries/frameworks is super simple since next is just superset around react, same for nuxt. Solid, svelte, fresh etc are just different flavors of react. Even vue is looking like react this days with composition api, simply because they nailed the simplicity and dev comfort. Average dev will never face weird js/ts parts or confusing libraries because most of their day to day job will be moving buttons and looking how to persist user basket in browser storage…

Sure there are a lot of libraries and ways to do stuff, but 90% of them are irrelevant, only-for-hobby or simply dead and unused since 2010. Knowing ts+(react|vue)+(vuex|redux-tk|mobx)+(styled|tailwind) will land someone a basic job where they can progress and expand their knowledge lol

delirium, 10 months ago

All these things are solving different problems and you absolutely don’t have to use them if they complicate your current workflow.

I can’t imagine making a high interval trading app, things like notion or figma without modern libraries.

jQuery only gets you so far before you will wake up in unmaintainable hell where your team has to re-invent the wheel

delirium, 10 months ago

He made money from people liking provided fun and easy access to reddit, additional functionality and customization options.

delirium, 11 months ago

Some of the specific communities are there but not here or barely alive here (like my phone’s brand) so I’m visiting them from PC. Spez gets no moni because I’m always using unblock there though

delirium, 11 months ago

Simple explanation: imagine an instance as an apartment house, where communities are apartments (where people can gather). You also have neighbor buildings (instances) with their own apartments. You can go and visit them freely if you want. In that case, federation will be like a city I guess

delirium, 11 months ago

I guess it’s achievable with hosting you’re using (with nginx ip block list for example if you’re using it)

delirium, 11 months ago

It’s amazing how well it handles the load now compared to just a few weeks before

delirium, 11 months ago

First I started with jerboa, but it was a rough start that pushed me to try to develop my own app, quite a fun experience. Besides that, Liftoff and wefwef are the clear leaders here for me, design and feature wise.

delirium, 11 months ago

I think because it’s a rather new platform for many people, they behave differently. Some are getting used to Lemmy and are not posting as much, while some are more enthusiastic.

Overall I’d say it will be pretty much the same in the long run

delirium, 11 months ago

JetBrains IDE’s had AI/machine learning things backend inside for a long time now https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/beaf8070-502a-4661-91fc-d6328d9a0921.png

delirium, 11 months ago

This will bring some more potential users who, without threads, would never know that fediverse existed. Then they will surely start adding features that mastadon/lemmy/etc don’t have and it will be the time to pull the plug and defederate them.

Highly doubt that it will bring any harm to mastadon, for example, simply because their userbase does not care about meta crap, but in exchange it will get them some users for free for sure.

delirium, 11 months ago

Well, this is manageable by mods and mini instances etc. More people = more popularity = more good people and more bad people. That’s at least what I hope. :)

delirium, 11 months ago

Can’t wait for the actual reveal to finally decide between P8P and S23

delirium, 11 months ago

So many people joined, which is amazing

delirium, 11 months ago

Sure, if you were an user of that instance it will probably suck for you,

Which means we need some way to migrate accounts (even if it will require manual approval of instance owner)

delirium, 11 months ago

Oh, this is actually great news. Thanks for sharing :)

delirium, 1 year ago

In addition to what others said,

There is also a fear of my own code being judged online.

Please don't worry about it. This is how you get better in your career/skills. You need other's judgement to think about your code and how you can improve it and your skills. :) Thats the huge bonus you get out of code reviews.