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by Phillips126 7y ago
In this situation yes, the concurrent mode does feel like a view-layer thing. I just don't want the future of ReactJS to look something like Angular 1 - which may never happen. I just worry that someday the team may decide maybe they
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by Phillips126 7y ago
I'm a developer who primarily uses ReactJS for the front-end. I chose the library years ago because it just made sense to me. I really liked the syntax (JSX), the lifecycle methods and the quick hot reloads. The only thing at the ti
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by Phillips126 7y ago
Wow those are some pretty high salaries for what I expected in a non-profit business. My Wife works in a non-profit agency and makes significantly less money than I do, but then again she is a social worker. She also gets far more time of
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by Phillips126 7y ago
Thank you for that funny read, lots of great comments!
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by Phillips126 7y ago
Looks quite interesting. I remember when the Leap Motion was first being released but I haven't seen a great deal in the wild that use it. I signed up to get an early dev kit of their technology when I was working at an old job. We w
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by Phillips126 7y ago
I was remote at my current job for approximately 1.5 years until it abruptly ended. I was asked via e-mail (completely out of the blue) to return back to campus within the next 2 weeks. When I returned I found that they have allocated a n
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by Phillips126 7y ago
Looks like it has already made the list: https://killedbygoogle.com/ . Makes me wary about buying any Google products as the lifespan of their products tend to be cut short (and of course privacy concerns).
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by Phillips126 7y ago
A while back I was building a large application for an internal team at my company. It got to the point where local state was just not solving all of my problems so I started to explore Redux. I had been creating React apps for several ye
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by Phillips126 7y ago
I actually enjoyed Rimworld. I tend to only play AAA games (I'm a big fan of graphics) but given the high amount of reviews for Rimworld, I gave it a go. It was pretty interesting to see how the "story" played out. To star
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by Phillips126 7y ago
Does Medium not have a code block formatting feature? The code in this article is made difficult to read due to the lack of indentation.
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by Phillips126 7y ago
Without a doubt!
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by Phillips126 7y ago
Comparing the causes of WW1[0] and WW2[1], seeing the name "South Park" on the WW3 wikipedia page [assuming the world still exists] would be the most bizarre thing I could imagine. That being said, it may just happen! [0] https:&
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by Phillips126 7y ago
Was just about to link the same article. It's sickening how much these CEO's make. For those who want the stats from the SEC[0]: (1) a base salary of $2,500,000 per year. (2) a target annual bonus opportunity at 150% of ba
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by Phillips126 7y ago
I just started learning and using Nim[0] (which recently hit release 1.0), this language appears to be very similar - statically typed, can use llvm, cross-compile, similar looking syntax. I'll be keeping an eye on this language as it
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by Phillips126 7y ago
In rural New York, US, I had the "pleasure" of dealing with Time Warner Cable (now Spectrum) as pretty much our only provider. We wanted basic TV and internet access, each were priced relatively high on their own but cheap as a &
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by Phillips126 7y ago
From someone with zero knowledge of this process of breaking up large companies (example: Instagram and Facebook), how would that work exactly? Obviously the company would split and become two entities - but what then? How do the finance
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by Phillips126 7y ago
> I too have been using react professionally for the last 5 years and I have the opposite take on it... I'm with you mostly. When I started React close to 5 years ago it was PAINFUL. Coming from mostly jQuery (single library and I
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by Phillips126 7y ago
> Does anyone here actually use voice control commands in public... I often wonder about this too. I intentionally avoid any voice commands in public as I find them distracting - even awkward as you mention. Talking to a computer as a
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by Phillips126 7y ago
I can also replicate this issue, Windows Chrome latest.
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by Phillips126 7y ago
I was skeptical about your comment at first since this layout is a pretty common dashboard style... but you are right. A lot of the elements are identical, which makes it a bit weird to be shared on HN. As a designer, I take inspiration f
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by Phillips126 7y ago
I'm enjoying NiGui[0]. It uses Windows (Win32) API for Windows and GTK3 for Linux/Mac. It doesn't have every feature added yet, but it does have quite a few and is easy enough to add more. I've personally contributed
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by Phillips126 7y ago
Had Nim been developed by or had funding from a large company (Google, Mozilla) I'm sure that chart would be much different. Instead, Nim is built by a group of volunteers contributing to a language they love. I am not a contributor,
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by Phillips126 7y ago
I have kids and live in a rural U.S. town. I fear "normal" things such as drugs, school/gun violence, sex predators, etc. This... this is next level. I couldn't even fathom what it would be like if missiles rained fro
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by Phillips126 7y ago
I may have to try this job board out sometime. I hold a 4 year degree in Graphic Design and sort of fell into programming. I was working at a small print company as the only graphic designer and was being "groomed" to take over t
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by Phillips126 7y ago
Really nifty demo. I've never used wasm before, but I am curious how people feel about the size of the binaries. I am a JS developer and am well aware how bloated a project can get quickly. I agree with the majority that we need to k
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by Phillips126 7y ago
Sad but true... May receive a tiny bit of media attention but I don't expect anything to come out of it.
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by Phillips126 7y ago
I second this (U.S.). I came from a middle class family but college came straight from my pocket. I sunk nearly $75,000 into college and struggled to get a comfortable paycheck for a long time. I'm now 32 and feel that I can make en
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by Phillips126 7y ago
I hear ya. I find the "unlimited data" plans are just far too expensive to justify paying for. My current carrier (Verizon[0]) offers 4(!) different "unlimited" plans starting at $70/mo and going up from there. M
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by Phillips126 7y ago
That was part of my argument during the appeal. And like every other report of similar things happening, all I get back in response was some canned copy/paste email from their policies. It seemed very out of my control for something
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by Phillips126 7y ago
I also developed a website young (mid teens), which was essentially a "beautiful/unique website ranking" based on visitor submissions and upvote/downvote system. I had the essential pieces done and launched the website,

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