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SinParadise
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SinParadise
2mo ago
Its the same "solved" pattern, but with the pattern being more deeply rooted in a project.
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SinParadise
3y ago
Its OK magic of technology will swoop in and save us. Any time now.
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SinParadise
3y ago
>I don't think React ever pitched view as a function of state actually. Many in the community latched onto that, and some React-inspired projects tried to make that a thing, but I'm positive that was never the pitch from the co
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3y ago
> We very rarely need specific minerals. Because historically we do not have technology complex enough to need specific minerals. Now we do. > Most of these needs we can fulfill with many different minerals. And the amount of all [1]
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SinParadise
3y ago
>If we really can't find any more, then billions or trillions of dollars will be redirected to bring lithium extraction from seawater to commercial scale. And we are probably going to burn fossil fuel to obtain the energy for this?
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SinParadise
3y ago
> We have not run out of any mineral ever and I don't believe we ever will. Is mineral not a finite resource? I don't understand your source of optimism here.
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SinParadise
3y ago
That imo is our only way out, but this is effectively deus ex machina moment for humanity.
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3y ago
Based on his calculations from a video a year ago. He projects that we would need 940M tons of lithium, while 2022 reported reserves is 95M tons.[0] Are we going realistically find enough undiscovered lithium reserves that is the same size
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3y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MBVmnKuBocc Long video, but informative. TLDR: We don't have enough minerals (including reserves) to completely switch our energy from ff to renewables, assuming our current energy consu
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3y ago
Thats a cool project. >But I don't think the "pretend it isn't" makes any sense Well, let me expand a bit more. React's pitch is that view is a function of state, and essentially designed around the idea of an im
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3y ago
I mean, I am OK with magic, but it has to remain magical to me. The moment I have to deal with the magic, I don't want it anymore.
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SinParadise
3y ago
I like Svelte. It embraces the fact that UI is stateful and doesn't try to pretend it isn't.
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SinParadise
3y ago
Not useEffect specifically, but wiring something very stateful like a map library into the React rendering paradigm while keeping the state management in React via useState etc. can be very difficult to do so in a performant way. I recallin
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3y ago
70 year old enterprise telecom, but in F#? You guys have any blog posts detailing this transition?
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SinParadise
3y ago
Not sure if Kotlin is conductive to currying. I find it harder to read with currying, not easier.
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SinParadise
3y ago
Zoom is said to be easy to use for voip, but I found discord to be vastly superior in terms of ease of use and config. Basically all the ceremonies and friction of the networking aspect and video/audio aspects are gone. Now I think the
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3y ago
Nothing here directly addresses the issue of users migrating away from the flow of `Google search -> SO` to `ChatGPT/Phind`. Maybe SO should just acquihire Phind. Use Phind as the gatekeep to filter out questions with well establish
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3y ago
I'd say depends on the complexity of the logic itself. I would never write triggers with any logical branching, but for simple update table B when table A is updated? I definitely see the value in that.
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3y ago
Also plays into the trend of "lets hire fullstack devs AKA frontend devs that knows how to call APIs and have a vague understanding of transactions and its pitfalls" and offload all backend work to SaaS products. If the startup ta
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3y ago
This is trading architectural complexity with integration complexity. You can learn to architecture better, but you can never get better at duck taping together the capricious and arbitrary APIs between hottest new techs.
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SinParadise
4y ago
So basically, using $ with expressions and no side-effects within the expression will not cause the issue the article is having?
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4y ago
Funny, I had just watched Plan 75 yesterday.
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SinParadise
4y ago
No because you have to be actively looking to be counted as unemployed.
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SinParadise
4y ago
The invisible hand of the labor market will solve this issue.
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SinParadise
4y ago
Mechwarrior 5 is kind of meh without mods. I played with the following: VonBiome for more battlefields, YetAnotherMechLab, YetAnotherMechlabMechs, YetAnotherWeapon and YetAnotherWeaponClan for mechlab and additional weapons. XenoAI MissionY
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4y ago
honestly everything Microprose and Hooded Horse is instabuy for me. well, almost instabuy.
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4y ago
The railroad worker is not representative of the average union. It is an extreme outlier.
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SinParadise
4y ago
Hostility is the point.
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SinParadise
4y ago
I'd ask them "you rich yet" at this point.
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4y ago
Probably Bitwarden or KeepassXC. I just use KeepassXC with the db stored on pCloud.
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