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by Sammi 3y ago
Or protecting the envelope.
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by Sammi 3y ago
Some of these tests are doing concurrency. Some are doing parallelism. Concurrent meaning multiple tasks run within a given stretch of time. Parallel meaning multiple tasks run at a given point of time. These are not the same. So the tests
813.
by Sammi 3y ago
Finally someone cut to chase. Thanks you!
814.
by Sammi 3y ago
I cleaned my phone usb connector like this last week, after the charging cable wouldn't go in, because something was lodged in there. Just used a pin I found on the wall at work to scrape it out. No problem ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
815.
by Sammi 4y ago
Rich Harris (Svelte creator) gives his counter arguments in his most recent talk: https://youtu.be/uXCipjbcQfM He describes the drawbacks of mixing backend and frontend code in the same file in the Implicit DSLs section.
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by Sammi 4y ago
I've had this as a kid when I had a fever, and also get it reliably as an adult when I'm exhausted and too warm and trying to sleep. I have to get up and cool down and do something calming like staring out the window for a while,
817.
by Sammi 4y ago
The steep curve of Remix is really beautiful. One possible way of interpreting it is that it is coasting of React, and isn't starting from as low a starting point as Svelte and Solid have to. Just the mere fact that Solid is showing a
818.
by Sammi 4y ago
Too closed off to the world. You can't win over the world if you are closed off to it. Elm has been going nowhere for ages now, and will continue to go nowhere, as long as they keep not listening and don't give people what people
819.
by Sammi 4y ago
It's hard to leave hooks when you are using React, as they are everywhere. What people do instead is use something else next time they start a project. Just look at the exponential growth of Solid: https://npmtrends.com&#x2F
820.
by Sammi 4y ago
There are currently two new web frontend frameworks that are sharply on the rise: Svelte and Solid. Both do away with much of the complexity of React.
821.
by Sammi 4y ago
Those are tradeoffs. Lifecycle methods had pros and cons. Hooks have other pros and cons. Lifecycle methods had the right pros and cons for most devs. Hooks are horrible for new devs, as they have to many gotchas, and there far too many peo
822.
by Sammi 4y ago
I have no idea what you just said :/ But I barely know React.
823.
by Sammi 4y ago
John Carmack publicly criticized the intentional pursuit of "the metaverse" at Meta while he was employed at Meta. "I have been pretty actively arguing against every single metaverse effort that we have tried to spin up inter
824.
by Sammi 4y ago
The democratic situation was wayyy better than it is now. You did not refute the original point. You've only managed to muddy the discussion with irrelevance and noise.
825.
by Sammi 4y ago
I was super interested in hooks when they first came out. But after a short honeymoon period I noticed all the complex rules, exceptions, caveats, and footguns, and I wondered how the React team ever thought this was something you could put
826.
by Sammi 4y ago
I'm interested in hearing more about that last point.
827.
by Sammi 4y ago
It think OP is only referring to server architecture. And as you say there is no cache server. So cacheless server architecture.
828.
by Sammi 4y ago
Well then it doesn't sound like supporting v.6.0 is much of an issue for you in your particular case. I'm happy for you.
829.
by Sammi 4y ago
You have to weigh in the quality improvement of the app that you can provide by not limiting yourself to old apis, and also the resources that you can spend on improvement now that you aren't spending as much effort doing support for o
830.
by Sammi 4y ago
Tell your management that usage of v6.0 is as good as gone, and you are wasting resources in doing any work to keep support for it: https://gs.statcounter.com/android-version-market-share/mobi... I you look at that dat
831.
by Sammi 4y ago
https://www.browserstack.com/ Not afiliated.
832.
by Sammi 4y ago
The colonial Russian Empire is extremely well documented on Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_Empire https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Territorial_evolution_of_Russi...
833.
by Sammi 4y ago
The Wim Hof method is weirdly effective. I've never been able to hold my breath for over a minute even though I've tried. But on my second attempt at the Wim Hof method I did 2 minutes and then shortly after 4 minutes... It felt w
834.
by Sammi 4y ago
So common it has a name: https://www.google.com/search?q=the+strangler+pattern
835.
by Sammi 4y ago
If you need to keep things running and to make changes while doing the rewrite, then you might not have any other option than the Strangler Pattern.
836.
by Sammi 4y ago
You really don't think there is already more than enough inequality? I get the case for some capital accumulation. Capital does make for an amazing economic engine that we all benefit from. Capitalist countries are richer than non capi
837.
by Sammi 4y ago
I was able to vastly simplify password requirements in a medium sized US company after appealing to the NIST standard.
838.
by Sammi 4y ago
Yes that's what OP said: "We'd make an exception if someone really needed accommodations to keep their camera off for some reason".
839.
by Sammi 4y ago
And more strain on the already failing logistics. More people to equip and feed. They are already failing to equip and feed those they have...
840.
by Sammi 4y ago
This should really be an explicit goal of a frontend framework and a pain point I have encountered often in React and Angular. How are you supposed to debug stuff if the stack trace isn't even legible?

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