RyanGoosling

Lol

EU countries are banning Google already. Never say never

Hey dude, get into construction as a hobby and build a DIY, permitted home addition or ADU. I think you will find fulfillment there.

Bro I’m still rockin’ jQuery. I did some projects using React, then stepped back for a bit and asked why, then never used it again.

I wonder if this new element is compatible with a blind person’s screen reader. Any input?

I use Bootstrap components. I’ll use Bootstrap utility classes (essentially what TailwindCSS is) for some one-off margin bottom (“mb-3”). Using TailwindCSS alone seems bad to me. Using TailwindCSS is pointless when using Bootstrap (Bootstrap Utilities)

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Thanks for the advice. I had an internship at medium-sized manufacturer in California, above SF a bit. Was really cool to be next to a bunch of CNC machines while writing some code. I think I’ll try to find that vibe again sometime.

The purpose of a business is to generate profit. Giving out goodwill raises goes against this fundamental purpose unless you need to retain SF tech talent to maintain the business. Businesses would continue to minimize their expenses, the largest of which is generally Human Resources. I disagree with your perspective.

China doesn’t seem to have a problem.

Have any of you tried .NET?

Try any Bootstrap site

SVG is great. CSS is great. Both are not difficult to understand, relatively. There are existing libraries. Why reinvent the wheel? Does this reinvent CSS too?

why does a different set of CSS make it _fast_?

No you’re right. This guy is blowing gas

Buy a $5 house in Detroit? Live off Costco rice bags?

Bigger cars are safer for the occupants

California to New York? I would’ve gone to a place with more nature and less concrete

Guys, maybe you can help me. Should I buy a house in California in this market? Or will it all crash when the foreclosure ban ends at the end of July???

It's cool in a technical way, but is it practical? I think drip irrigation is more practical. Or other irrigation methods other than water over canopy.

Bitcoin is taking up all the water

What do your queries look like? Are you using an ORM?

A block has many properties. A property has a name, and a value.

The underlying persisted data doesn't necessarily have to be a bag of KV pairs.

A block is related to its parent and descendant blocks.

These relations are suitably represented in a relational database, not a document store.

EDIT: In graph theory, a tree is an undirected, connected and acyclic graph.

Why not extend this to create forms/surveys as well in your application? You can render a checkboxInput block type as a <input type="checkbox" /> in a form. Your backend would match up the form POST parameter names with the associated form input names and that would be your "Submission".

Yes, you're wrong. You're wrong because you need to JOIN a massive tree of blocks, to form the graph the author is referring to.

You can break out the "block" model into several tables and represent it in a relational database that way.

NoSQL = NO JOIN?

Hope that helps.

what about screen readers for blind people (aka accessibility)?

get a 15-yr mortgage. the 30-yr one is a scam. Buy a small condo, hopefully work remote from lower COL (Sacramento even). Live small for a few years, then upgrade incrementally over time. Most importantly, don't max out your budget, especially in rent/30-yr mortgage situation.

Don't have your MS? Get it.

well those are simple questions to answer. MORE TAXES!

inb4 gov tract housing without landlords to increase rent? Now that would mess up the real estate market

relevant username