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by LAC-Tech 2y ago
Returning actual DOM nodes entirely blunts the big advantage of JSX (and non-JSX libraries like Lit) - which is their immediate mode style API, and UI=f(state) model. I feel like this is one of the leakiest abstractions in all of computin
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by LAC-Tech 2y ago
Really got a kick out of this article. RAM is big, and cheap. And as we all know the database is the log, and everything else is just the cache. A few questions, comments! 1. I take it you've seen the LMAX talk [0], and were similarly
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by LAC-Tech 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multiple_inheritance#Mitigatio... CLOS and Ocaml figured it out
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by LAC-Tech 2y ago
Unironically this. Having "interfaces" and "abstract classes" is just a kludge, multiple inheritance covers all of this with one language construct. The "diamond problem" is a C++ issue, every other language so
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by LAC-Tech 2y ago
To be clear I don't really come from "the other side". I very much enjoy and like functional programming. But again, that's what F# is for, right? If we push the state of the art in another directrion, the whole landscap
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by LAC-Tech 2y ago
I always think it's a shame that instead of C# becoming a better OO language, they keep trying to become an uglier F#. IE, why is the syntax for multiple dispatch still so clunky? I know I know, pseudo OO took over the world, and then
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by LAC-Tech 2y ago
I suppose it's just the difference between those of us who read history, and those of us who doom scroll social media feeds getting rage baited.
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by LAC-Tech 2y ago
Nazism is dead. There is no significant nazi organisation on this planet. Yes there are still white nationalists. Yes there are still anti-semites. This was also true before the Nazi party existed. And during its existence! If WWII commande
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by LAC-Tech 2y ago
As someone who has coded in languages of different density, I disagree. It's very easy to lose context and the big picture when you're scrolling around code written in a non dense language. (I'm talking the difference between
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by LAC-Tech 2y ago
Good to see JSON Schema being more widely adopted. I remember doing a project a few years ago in XML just because XML schemas were everywhere and JSON ones were still not really used.
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by LAC-Tech 2y ago
2k lines is a whole widely used and feature filled open source library in many languages.
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by LAC-Tech 2y ago
IME political exteremists and generally unhappy people like to spam the word. It's also very much intended to get a reaction, isn't it? Sort of like a swear word for lefties.
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by LAC-Tech 2y ago
I find the word almost always reflects more poorly on the accuser than the accusee. Just a near meaningless curse word used with very little care or accuracy.
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by LAC-Tech 2y ago
Are the nazis here in the room with us, right now?
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by LAC-Tech 2y ago
LOL yeah I'm sure they'll get right on prosecuting that.
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by LAC-Tech 2y ago
Presumably GP meant Mozilla agitated for a Document/KV-store, yet for some inexlicable reason, in their own browser, they chose to implement IndexedDB with SQLite. They could have used an actual KV store behind it, like chromium did (l
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by LAC-Tech 2y ago
Ambitious, but I like the idea. I feel like it would be too much to absorb for most juniors, but for your average senior like me with gaps, it may prove useful.
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by LAC-Tech 2y ago
if you try to justify this to my face you would get slapped. I don't believe you :)
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by LAC-Tech 2y ago
There are people in China who find wanting democracy just as abhorent as you find hate speech. It's a different value system. I'm sure they'd make similar arguments. Again, political speech isn't just speech you happen t
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by LAC-Tech 2y ago
While NZ currently doesn't do much of that sort of thing, the European settlers of NZ simply couldn't get enough of telling other countries what to do and were fairly instrumental in drawing up and imposing borders after the fall
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by LAC-Tech 2y ago
Who the hell are we to tell Iran what sort of government they should have?
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by LAC-Tech 2y ago
It would come under the broader concept of freedom of expression. I didn't know you had a specialized interested in vocal freedom of expressions only!
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by LAC-Tech 2y ago
No Persian government agents have ever come to my country to try and fraudulently steal a passport from a man with cerebal palsy. Israeli ones have though.
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by LAC-Tech 2y ago
I thought a fun site might be "UK or Russia", where I mention people getting arrested for things, and people try and figure out if it's the UK or Russia. People would absolutely struggle, in both countries people are arrested
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by LAC-Tech 2y ago
Count Dankula https://news.sky.com/story/essex-pub-that-had-golliwog-dolls... UK pub raided by police to seize offensive dolls https://metro.co.uk/2022/11/02/met-police-officers-jailed-fo
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by LAC-Tech 2y ago
The west absolutely has the latter. You can be arrested for offensive speech, offensive dolls, historical revisionism, offensive fliers, etc etc. Just like Russia, just like China (with admittedly lighter sentences). If you have trouble wra
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by LAC-Tech 2y ago
But again, there's plenty of actual censorship in the west. Maybe not the United States, but the UK, Canada, Australia, Germany... all definitely have it, with documented cases.
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by LAC-Tech 2y ago
I mean the west in a big place, but if you take somewhere like the UK there's a wealth of examples for people getting arrested for political opinions. IE it's not just "informal", but "formal" as well.
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by LAC-Tech 2y ago
If you want to be more widely understood, it's better to sound more like the King of England than whatever your local variety is. I tone down my (English language) accent when speaking to foreigners all the time. The point is to be und
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Shared Data Services or Sending Messages?(lewiscampbell.tech)
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