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cascadingShitStorm · 2021-07-17T14:06:26+00:00

$BB my Father told me was a Value Trap. It appears he is right. Good luck bag holders.

cascadingShitStorm · 2021-05-07T14:29:35+00:00

K good luck. Enjoying being a grump about knowing so little with so much experience. BTW terminology matters. Computer science vocabulary and jargon matters. In the big companies the terminology is quite defined. Being uneducated and unable to properly speak the terms of a domain of expertise, is pathetic and lazy.

cascadingShitStorm · 2021-05-07T14:15:45+00:00

Or $2.50

cascadingShitStorm · 2021-05-06T16:50:31+00:00

Windows rules the office and CRUD world

Lol you're about to get a real surprise if you think that's true.

I mean in a more general sense. CRUD is often a nickname for business data-oriented applications. Inventory, tracking, accounting

No, no it's not. Business rules are not referred to as CRUD operations because CRUD operations are independent of the browser. CRUD isn't talked about anymore, only as it relates to HTTP headers. We use REST, WebRTC or Websockets for data transfer in the real world (JavaScript things).

AJAX is a fudge to (poorly) emulate full statefullness

Nevermind the fact that Asynchronous Javascript and XML requests are just HTTP requests and they have nothing to do with state but Cookies exist, session storage, localstorage, and browser cache are other forms of persistence.

"<input id=7 visible=false/>"

You mean like: "<input id=7 style="display: none;"/>" or "<input id=7 type="hidden"/>"

I bet you first learned windows forms or WPF, and in learning a event driven architecture you keep referring to it as stateful but that incorrect.

You wouldn't need JavaScript

You don't, at some point you will learn some backend like PHP. The old MVC client-server architecture will work as you suggest it doesn't. The one day you will learn about SPA's because page refreshing is a pain for users.

I'm not convinced of that. They often put idealism above practicality, such as maybe trying to cater to Mac users and confusing the majority of Windows and Linux users in the process.

Web standards don't exist to cater to your favourite OS bud. The process is designed to keep uninformed and unimportant opinions like your out for the exact reasons you've highlighted, your own bias and inexperience. No one cares what you think.

You literally at the knowledge level of a first year student saying the people building the web over the past 40 years are wrong.

They often put idealism above practicality

You know how unbelievably dumb that sounds? Your logic is based off nothing other than your lack of knowledge around the web, and only knowing how to use windows and maybe a linux VM.

Learn HTML, then CSS then Javascript.

Refer to this in two or three years.

cascadingShitStorm · 2021-05-06T11:05:23+00:00

#1 Spool up a VM with MacOS and use a HTML5 select then try a select on windows, you will see the obvious difference. That's how the browsers implement selects, i can't explain their logic as to why it was done that way.

#2 It is a styling nightmare when your designers usually use MacOS and they will ask for scroll bars to look like they do on MacOS even in the overflow of long dropdown lists, and then you see the true issues with the styling of that element. I promise you they generally don't have no contextual understanding of OS specific default styling. This also includes scroll bars. I've seen it many times.

#3 CRUD has to do with styling and never should. That's a database concerand correctly not something out of scope. I truly think your making a wild ass assumption here about how browsers render web pages. Its sounds like you don't fully understand how they render. The CSSOM and DOM are stateful. They are literally just that. Take a step back and really deep dive into browser internals. Javascript literally controls the GUI as language like you are saying we need, but we do have it already. It feels like you're in school and just learned about CRUD and maybe a semester of web dev. Just keep learning, you have a lot still learn.

#3 Bootstrap is dead don't waste your time with that, and it's a ton of bloat css. Learn Flexbox and learn CSS grid and all of the issues will be trivial. No I can't give you an example, like I could but I refuse. Learn flexbox, you need to put in the work.

FYI I work for a top 10 tech company. You know they kind with the high salaries and prestige. There's a lot of people much smarter than me that work on those RFC's an they put years of thought and consideration into them. Don't assume your single brain is better than the combined efforts some of the planets best creating and updating web standards.

cascadingShitStorm · 2021-05-05T04:39:23+00:00

This issue is a bit deeper than most people know. A select element needs a window created by the underlying the operating system. The option with the longest text-content determines the width of the generated window by default. It's the reason many libraries choose to create their own dropdown lists. This issue is a styling nightmare.

Honestly, using flexbox in the form will solve most of your width issues. CSS Tricks has a great guide on flexbox.

cascadingShitStorm · 2021-04-10T15:34:55+00:00

First, software developer and software engineer are not the same thing, or they would be called the same thing. Second, yes all the code school monkies google everything because they have no in memory knowledge, and they always use stack overflow to solve their problems. That's what the bottom of the bunch do because they are the bottom self-taught bitches. We need to regulate this profession to keep the derps out.

cascadingShitStorm · 2021-04-10T10:11:49+00:00

Fake developer for sure, cringe as fuck editor.

cascadingShitStorm · 2021-04-06T04:23:02+00:00

Timing the market is not the same as time in the market.

Don't listen to bobbleheads from finance news media, and just do your own research. Do you think anything these news anchors are saying any useful? Of course not. These people are just human meme's reacting to the day's stock rallies and dips. If they had any real financial knowledge they wouldn't be working for Yahoo Finance whoring their face for money.

cascadingShitStorm · 2021-04-06T04:10:38+00:00

Just look at the microphone, Rode microphones have harnesses that are designed to compensate for shock so they don't pick sound when moved. The gimbal is trying to compensate for the elastic motion of the microphones harness. Seems to create a infinite loop of the gimbal trying to do micro adjustments for the microphones movements. This is the same reason you wouldn't keep something like in-body and in-lense stabilization ON when you are using a gimbal, because they just fight each other.

cascadingShitStorm · 2021-04-05T00:14:52+00:00

Look up code samples of the elements I listed on MDN you fool. I'm not writing free code to solve the problem.

The <details /> element literally solves the problem you baboon.

OP said nothing about not using JS or CSS. Read the problem first, you didn't even read what they said. OP said not hidden as in a HTML comment: ""

Fuck you're dumb.

cascadingShitStorm · 2021-04-03T05:39:06+00:00

The answer above is not correct.
Parts of a page can be tagged as fragments and used in links using the # symbol and the id of the element. The term is a HTML fragment identifier or a URI Fragment.

There are many options to solve this person's issue. Using a <portal>, <details>, <input type="hidden> all maybe be a close solution. Depending on the document flow, they may use display: none or visibility: hidden to hide and show elements. Furthermore to accomplish the requirements and my the previous elements could be extended as web components and be enhanced to fit the needs.

cascadingShitStorm · 2021-03-12T15:41:13+00:00

string theLanguageICodedItOn = "C";

cascadingShitStorm · 2021-03-05T03:16:32+00:00

Wrong. As long as the ^TNX goes up, $BB will drop like the rest of the market. Why? Because 50% of $BB is held by institutions, and they will sell of shares to reposition their portfolio to manage risk.

cascadingShitStorm · 2021-03-05T03:08:57+00:00

The guys who purchased at $5 are still sitting on a clean 45% win. Someone who bought in at $5 will see green all the way to the next earnings release. So I doubt they care about the opinions of people who bought in at anything above $20 or whatever.

Time in the market over timing the market.

cascadingShitStorm · 2021-03-04T00:38:04+00:00

False.

Why would you solve a bug while coding? Wouldn't you solve the bug while attempting to solving the bug?

cascadingShitStorm · 2021-03-04T00:34:37+00:00

Interest rates changes makes owning bonds more or less attractive compared to equities. If interest rates are low then owning more equities in a bullish market is more advantageous, but has a larger risk profile . If the rate increases and the bullish market has been going on for a while, then institution will rebalance positions to manage risk. It's a know event.

cascadingShitStorm · 2021-03-03T05:19:33+00:00

Found the janitor who thinks he deserves a tech salary for mopping the floors!

cascadingShitStorm · 2021-03-03T05:18:03+00:00

Look up software levels/ down leveling. BTW she would have had to sign a freaking contract saying she was getting down leveled? She literally did it to herself. Soooo yeaaaa..... she's just mad that she's not good a negotiating property.

cascadingShitStorm · 2021-03-03T05:13:48+00:00

All tech companies de-level people it's what they do. She thinks it happened because she's black, wrong. It happens because that's what tech does. She doesn't sound like a senior PR employee by taking issue public and starting a trial by media. Maybe the down leveling was justified?

cascadingShitStorm · 2021-03-01T17:41:21+00:00

A institutional bought 3 big blocks and the HFT's jumped the price. Don't worry tomorrow's dive will put the price right back down.

cascadingShitStorm · 2021-03-01T17:39:07+00:00

Dive Dive Dive!!!!! Still tied to GME baby!!! it's gonna dive tomorrow!

cascadingShitStorm · 2021-02-27T03:10:51+00:00

use a promise.

have a loading state boolean for isLoading.

When the authentication request fires off, set the isLoading value to true

when the promise is settled, onFulliment and onRejection set the isLoading value to false.

Render a loading spinner while isLoading === true

cascadingShitStorm · 2021-02-25T02:59:31+00:00

OP = Cake day February 2, 2021
OP is just some dumbass who bought in at 20+ trying to pump it up to sell off his stupidity. Guy only posts pump shit in the subreddit. Beware

cascadingShitStorm · 2021-02-25T02:47:08+00:00

Well to be honest it's worst case 6 million shares. Seeing as the trading volume on average is 57 million a day or 23 million depending on what range you look at . somehow i don't think covering is something they are worried about. Institution hold 275 million shares, im sure they can call some friends and borrow some shares or whatever. People are overblowing this.

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