Rapzid

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by Rapzid 4y ago
I leave that for those who care about above/under board.
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by Rapzid 4y ago
Yeah it must be demoralizing to know the community is executing at a level they simply can't achieve. Maybe that calls into question the need for their existence or their mission. Maybe their rolen is to fail so laws can change.
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by Rapzid 4y ago
I love how Google mostly assumes now that I'm not looking for what I type into the search box. If I search for something like "micropython html parser" I expect the top results to say "Missing: micropython ‎| Must includ
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by Rapzid 4y ago
I'm sure that's the truth of the matter.
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by Rapzid 4y ago
A bare closure would always see the latest values because it closes over them during render. And the latest useEffect closure will have closed over that method.. Here is the test suite for useEffectEvent and the test ensuring it does not
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by Rapzid 4y ago
> but that it always points to the data closed over by the latest render It's my understanding that this was to be the behavior of the canceled useEvent hooks but that the new useEffectEvent hook does not return a stable referen
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by Rapzid 4y ago
From the linked article in this thread: > Here's the crux of the issue: useEffect is not a lifecycle hook. That doesn't leave much room for ambiguity; seems like a definitive statement. Many don't see any nuance here and t
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by Rapzid 4y ago
There is a new experimental hook, useEffectEvent , whose only discernable functionality based on the documentation and information available is to quiet the linter. I'm not sure that's all it does since I haven't dug into th
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by Rapzid 4y ago
This is underdiscussed IMHO. I refer to the render function calls as "the way down" and then after everything is mounted when React starts calling the useEffect callbacks "the way up". Many applications suffer from the w
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by Rapzid 4y ago
I agree with everything your saying I just disagree with the communication; well and I believe the line I quoted to be utter bollocks. Dealt with projects that had evolved(devolved?) into hook monstrosities. 20-30 hooks in god components ea
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by Rapzid 4y ago
That's bullshit; useEffect is a lifecycle hook. From the documentation for the useEffect SETUP parameter: > setup: The function with your Effect’s logic. Your setup function may also optionally return a cleanup function. When your c
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by Rapzid 4y ago
> Effects are an escape hatch from the React paradigm Hooks are overused in general. But I really disagree with this sentiment. Its useEffect and useLayoutEffect(okay useInsertionEffect too) hooks are THE mechanism they CHOSE to expose c
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by Rapzid 4y ago
Visual Studio and Azure AD.
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Well, they were def at Rackspace in there somewhere.
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by Rapzid 4y ago
.Net too, also same prob with decade old worldview about .Net One thing that hasn't changed is that C# > Java ;P
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by Rapzid 4y ago
> we don't write deployable software any more What did it use to look like exactly, this "deployable" software? Going back to the birth of web 2.0 we had Perl, PHP, Java(?), .Net Framework a few years later. These all requ
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by Rapzid 4y ago
The best way IMHO is to start simple and then add abstractions and interfaces over time. That will mean that, yes, when you come in to a project late there will be lots of those... There are other practical reasons for using interfaces othe
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by Rapzid 4y ago
Building my startup on .Net as well. Been a huge fan for over a decade but haven't written professional C# in over 8 years. It's been a dream to write OSS b2b .Net based IT tooling for years now(C# or my language crush F#); and he
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by Rapzid 4y ago
This is what I plan to do and I might use something like Husky to ensure models are built before code is committed. It IS sort of a PITA and I wonder if they could introduce a system on top of content hashes or the like to verify optimized
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by Rapzid 4y ago
I really like EF Core but I feel it's just recently started to hit parity in a lot of areas with EF 6(though it has moved well past in other areas), and it's missing odd some stuff that's table stakes these days. Stuff I&#x27
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by Rapzid 4y ago
Mikro ORM is the best I had come across while avoiding Prisma.
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by Rapzid 4y ago
It's nothing like pulling in Django.
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by Rapzid 4y ago
It needs to be 10x nicer to make up for a 10x disk space footprint? What if it were only 1GB and the competitors were only 100Mb? Would it still need to be 10x nicer?
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by Rapzid 4y ago
The why is Visual Studio. The VPs running that div are a bunch of Muppets who are constantly trying their best to destroy the OSS .Net projects reputation. The cynic in me suspects all the drama was directly related to Scott Hanselman sudde
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by Rapzid 4y ago
I recall that NPR had the "Weed is actually bad" book guy on and was pretty much letting him say whatever unchallenged. No opposing viewpoint guest, a bunch of softball questions, and no pushback in general. This guy totally gave
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by Rapzid 4y ago
Yeah, typically I wouldn't classify retrieving an object from where you believe it to be as "looking". By the time Bob is "looking" he already realizes the toy isn't in the box. In the universe there is only th
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by Rapzid 4y ago
Seems like the system working well to me; government moved swiftly and is protecting depositors. Not sure if we need more regulations or we don't. It's a balancing act because we want a certain amount of risk taking along with sec
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by Rapzid 4y ago
What do you mean by base knowledge? Queuing theory is what comes to mind when mentioning CS and networking together. Concurrency theory and models? Why would you expect interns to have deep understanding of these topics? What required cour
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by Rapzid 4y ago
People seem to live wildly different lives in this regard. Nothing I purchase regularly has sugar in it.
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