Touche

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by Touche 8y ago
Why do you think CSS-in-JS has only caught on in the React community?
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by Touche 8y ago
It's a symptom of the SPA architecture. Since you give up a lot of basic functionality by not using multiple pages, that same functionality has to be reinvented.
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Defining custom elements in HTML(matthewphillips.info)
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by Touche 8y ago
They're implementing some features in Chromium, so they still have that division.
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by Touche 8y ago
Here's a couple of use cases: You maintain a library and you support more than just the latest version of Node. You switch to test compatibility. You work on a project with a team. Some members of the team work on other projects with o
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by Touche 8y ago
There have been a number of cases of former NHL players with CTE. I'm not sure it's as many as in the NFL, but it has less focus so possibly underreported.
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by Touche 8y ago
Ok, people are terrible. Now what? The platform that brings out the worst in us is something that can be changed.
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by Touche 8y ago
There are a few, but by in large, no. You have to have a company where OSS is part of the business model to some degree. For most companies, the proposition for open source is that you get something of value for (almost) free. If you start
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by Touche 8y ago
Great article. I think what we're really seeing here is the end of web development as a craft. It's turning into assembly line and "inefficiencies" like having people specialize in different things is no longer (financia
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by Touche 8y ago
The rise of Flutter makes a lot of sense when you think about how mobile has evolved over the last 5 years. The days of Instapaper and the like where you could build a really good app and sell it, are long since past. Nowadays I'm not
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by Touche 8y ago
I got a lot of downvotes and it's because I didn't direct my comment well enough, this is who I was referring to as the superwealthy: > people who are a block away from every place they need to go. I don't know of any city
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by Touche 8y ago
Aka, the superwealthy.
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by Touche 8y ago
I'd love to chat about jazz! You're email is not in your profile though..
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by Touche 8y ago
High risk low reward describes a lot of lower-level street gangs, no? I would suspect they are the largest sellers of murder-for-hire.
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by Touche 8y ago
Compilers can only tell if programs are internally consistent, they can't help ensure that they are correct. Compilers don't know about inputs. Compilers don't know if the branch you wrote goes in the correct direction for a
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by Touche 8y ago
Thanks for the recommendations. I'm someone who loves the golden age of jazz but never got into modern jazz. I'd be happy to have my mind changed. After a small sampling I think Snarky Puppy is definitely not for me. It's a l
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by Touche 8y ago
Right, that's an antifeature that destroys performance for no real gain (packages are the only instance where the file name is abstracted from the importer).
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by Touche 8y ago
I disagree. Knowing what format a module is written in is no different than knowing it's API. You can't blindly start using a module without knowing stuff about it and how it's intended to be used
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by Touche 8y ago
Does Deno support native ES modules or does it implement a require() shim and rely on TypeScript transpilation?
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by Touche 8y ago
How are bananas expensive?
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by Touche 8y ago
Basic concessions like not having a family? People aren't 25 their entire life.
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by Touche 8y ago
The average Manhanttan apartment is ~3.5k a month. I'd say you likely got lucky if you lived comfortable on a 50k salary.
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by Touche 8y ago
If the author is reading HN, please add something like this: p { line-height: 25px; } The text is hard to read from being so bunched together.
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by Touche 8y ago
Presumably you can also keep Chromium running and keep a pool of tabs to reuse. Doing this it would pretty fast I imagine. Depending on your use case you can also disable security and open as many iframes as you want in a single tab. Not su
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by Touche 8y ago
How can a person disappear from the planet without anyone knowing about it? When it's within the guilty country that's one thing, they can suppress the information from getting out. But to travel to another country and kill someon
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by Touche 8y ago
I don't see how it could happen that often and go unreported. The only way would be if the killings happened with the country finding out about it.
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by Touche 8y ago
I didn't say it doesn't happen. I said it doesn't happen all of the time. The incident you linked to was a big story, I remember it. If these things happened all of the time they wouldn't be reported in national papers.
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by Touche 8y ago
Murdering dissidents while they are in other countries doesn't happen all of the time, no. That's why it's news.
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by Touche 8y ago
Note that it's long been possible to use any language with Lambda through a shim. In the early days that was using Node.js to call out to your binary. That meant you had an extra bit of startup cost (Node + your binary). Once Go was su
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by Touche 8y ago
Can you explain more about why this is? If you are experiencing cold starts it means that function is not used very often. If it's not used very often that likely means it's not user facing (or something less important like a Term

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