Touche

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by Touche 8y ago
I mean, the arguments and return values are different. Seems like a couple hours of work to convert from one to another, at most.
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by Touche 8y ago
I also live in the midwest and have a similar plush lifestyle. It's dishonest if you think your arrangement is typical.
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by Touche 8y ago
The most annoying thing about the tech giants that askew remote is that they also choose to locate themselves in the most expensive cities in the country. Here's a tweet today from the creator of Babel on how he is moving to the east b
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by Touche 8y ago
Releasing a tool cannot be hypocritical. The existence of a tool to audit performance, accessibility, etc. is not a declaration of Google's moral or virtuous superiority. It's a tool.
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by Touche 8y ago
Sorry, I'm not letting you get away with an illogical argument here. There's nothing hypocritical about the authors of web.dev making an auditing tool because some other people who work for the same company work on site that (may)
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by Touche 8y ago
If you disagree with the advice on web.dev then that's fine. Call that out. Saying that the advice is wrong because another team in another building, maybe in another city or another country, built an app you don't like, is just w
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by Touche 8y ago
This is a bad take. By releasing tools like this it helps all websites, including Gmail, have the data on how to speed up their website.
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by Touche 8y ago
I think you're probably still thinking about CSS as it was 5 years ago. When you had to do weird hacks to get things the way you wanted them. Modern CSS is much easier. In fact, if you are sticking .row and .column everywhere you are d
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by Touche 8y ago
The Hooks way creates a lot of inline functions on every render.
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by Touche 8y ago
You can just do `onChange={() => this.handler()}`.
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by Touche 8y ago
This doesn't answer the question.
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by Touche 8y ago
Nope, you're wrong. onClick works with web components just the same way as it does with any other element. Proof: https://codesandbox.io/s/j3jmkr98pw
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by Touche 8y ago
This is confusing. The only difference between if this were a web component vs a React component is that the consumer would not capitalize the name. Instead of `<Button appearance="primary">` they would do `<evergreen-bu
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by Touche 8y ago
I don't know what you mean by "the performance question". A web component uses the same DOM APIs that React/etc. uses so it can have performance as good or better depending on how it is written.
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by Touche 8y ago
Should have gone with .wtf. WebAssembly Text Format.
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by Touche 8y ago
You'll have to excuse HN Guy that assumes that every project on GitHub is done to try and take over the world and not because, you know, learning is fun. So keep on doing weird things with your weird and awesome language.
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by Touche 8y ago
You're missing (or ignoring) a lot of historical context in your analysis. Google spent many years trying to compete with Facebook assuming that open standards were the thing that would win. ActivityStreams and PubSubHubHub are just tw
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by Touche 8y ago
Yeah this is often misunderstood. Instead of thinking that promises make your code "run later" it's better to think about it as reorganizing still-synchronous code.
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by Touche 8y ago
The ideas behind react predate react by decades, so yes, people have...
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by Touche 8y ago
Since we're doing an aside, what advantages do those "monorepo" things have over git submodules?
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by Touche 8y ago
I know that many today use "functional" to mean ML-derived languages but that definition is incorrect. Lisps are not very much like Haskell at all, and have different goals. Which is why today's ML-centric worldview of functi
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by Touche 8y ago
Reminder that lisps are FP too.
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by Touche 8y ago
Total ousider here. The reason given for locking it are just points of disagreement with the article. The reason doesn't point to anything within the article that is against the subreddits rules.
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by Touche 8y ago
Yeah, I got that far. How does it know what it should turn into an Update handler though?
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by Touche 8y ago
So what ties together the model, update, and view? It looks to me like it is this Browser module, is that right? Not knowing Elm or Haskell syntax, I'm guessing that Browser.sandbox is a function you call, passing in the model, update,
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by Touche 8y ago
Not all parts of your app need to scale in the way you are talking about, that's the key thing FaaS detractors miss.
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by Touche 8y ago
Every company has parts of their system that has "zero" traffic from time to time.
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by Touche 8y ago
I don't use SAM but I do use Lambda and I disagree with everything you say here. FaaS allows me to completely eliminate web server junk from my brain. I only have to think about individual functions (routes) that takes some input and p
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by Touche 8y ago
Yeah, except that this is a gym that you can only go to 3 times a month. So much more likely it will be used.
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by Touche 8y ago
It's a good deal if viewed as a completely new product. The potential customer base probably doesn't overlap all that much with their previous customer base. There's some irony that it's called MoviePass still despite no

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