YuukiRey

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by YuukiRey 1y ago
It’s the explanation that requires the fewest explanations and assumptions I’d say.
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by YuukiRey 1y ago
I suggest taking a closer look at section 5 ("V. Shifting Priorities and Social Influences"), which starts on page 24 for alternative explanations. The preceding section does mention studies that show a cause and effect relationsh
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by YuukiRey 1y ago
I don't think that's the implication. So far I've only skimmed the paper, but here's an interesting quote: > Among respondents of a 2018 survey conducted for the New York Times, the desire to “have more leisure time”
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by YuukiRey 1y ago
Fascinating topic. I personally suspect that it has more to do with attitude and life style priorities rather than economics. But I remember reading a very recent article in the Economist that argued that birth rates declined mostly in low
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Hare by Example(harebyexample.org)
2 points by YuukiRey 1y ago|2 comments
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by YuukiRey 1y ago
Adding fuel to the fire. I'm extremely disappointed to see such an inflammatory article on fly.io. I wouldn't want this on my personal blog, let alone on my employers, but I guess they're fine with it. I've been using Ze
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by YuukiRey 1y ago
I don’t see the similarity. Since hooks aren’t actually passed to, or injected into components, there’s no way to evaluate the same hooks in different ways. I can’t have a hook that talks to a real API in one environment but to a fake one i
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by YuukiRey 1y ago
Neither yarn nor pnpm are bundlers. The buy in for bundlers is a lot higher than for package managers
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by YuukiRey 1y ago
We use the dataloader pattern (albeit an in-house Golang implementation) and it has solved all our N+1 problems. E2E type safety in our case is handled by Typescript code generation. It works very well. I also happen to have to work in a Ne
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by YuukiRey 2y ago
You’re digging your own hole by using “brrrrrrr speeds” as a marketing term. It doesn’t help your overall argument.
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by YuukiRey 2y ago
I suspect people downvote you because the tone of your reply makes it seem like you are personally offended and are now firing back with equally unfounded attacks like a straight up "you are lying". I read the article but can&#x27
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by YuukiRey 2y ago
Here's some better footage https://www.reddit.com/r/aviation/comments/1is1qoy/video_of_... I don't think the "wing struck ground" is really an accurate description based on this foota
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by YuukiRey 2y ago
I'm fairly certain Toronto is in Canada
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by YuukiRey 2y ago
It's always interesting to follow the discussions on PPRuNe https://www.pprune.org/accidents-close-calls/664303-delta-cr... Unverified reports by another pilot are that the plane struck a wing then sort of cart wh
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by YuukiRey 2y ago
The duck typing argument is absolutely not based on minimal or missing documentation. There wouldn't be countless issues about it in the Zig repository if it were that simple. See https://github.com/ziglang/zig&#x2
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by YuukiRey 2y ago
I overlooked it at first even though it’s right there on the landing page but this is ultimately still React Native with all the baggage that entails.
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by YuukiRey 2y ago
You're making it sound as if the difference in choice between China and western countries is negligible. Surely that's not the case? If every VC company tries to pull you into their walled garden, I can still choose from among a v
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by YuukiRey 2y ago
If you can get the same features with less risk it seems like a worthwhile thing to consider. Meaning if we can build the same antenna array but with less risk to airplanes and all at an acceptable economical cost, it feels like something w
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by YuukiRey 2y ago
I work on a CMS using NextJS (PayloadCMS) and NextJS is hands down the worst piece of technology I have ever had to use.
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by YuukiRey 2y ago
This is the reason I ripped out Gatsby from every project where I could. Every six months I’d spend an entire evening fixing obscure problems that shouldn’t even exist just to get things running. And that’s not even considering actual break
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by YuukiRey 2y ago
We are using this at work. Generally I'm pretty happy with the configuration driven approach. You have config objects for all your collections where you define the types of the fields and everything else happens automatically. With thi
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by YuukiRey 2y ago
I wanted to try this with Chat GPT I buy 102 mandarins on Monday and then on Tuesday I buy another 48. On Wednesday I buy 98 apples. I didn't like the last 3 mandarins I bought. How many mandarins do I have? You bought 102 mandarins on
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by YuukiRey 2y ago
This seems like a pretty wild take. If five apps implement an authentication flow, 4 relying on the framework and one building it from scratch because the framework doesn't provide one, then surely that should be factored into any comp
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by YuukiRey 2y ago
The general recommendation is the keep the measure of the page fairly narrow since studies show that reading text that is very wide is harder than reading a narrower column of text. So looking at the layout from a best practices point of vi
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by YuukiRey 2y ago
You wrote > Haskell solves the problem of the representation of computations which may fail very differently: explicitly through the type system. In my experience this is very hit and miss. Some libraries use exceptions for lots of error
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Why Haskell(gtf.io)
6 points by YuukiRey 2y ago|0 comments
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by YuukiRey 2y ago
If the underlying package eco system is a mess then it’ll also be a mess in Nix. To this day Nix doesn’t really have a good answer to Python or JavaScript packaging. If the underlying package manager is good (Rust, Go) then there’s just no
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by YuukiRey 2y ago
I think the part that might raise eyebrows is the “programming language designed for making perfect software”. Perfect is, after all, highly subjective, yet at the same time a maybe unnecessarily hyperbolic term. I don’t mind the language t
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by YuukiRey 2y ago
I highly doubt that was serious. I think you just missed the joke. Or did I miss something? I really hope I didn’t :(
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by YuukiRey 2y ago
Aero also matters at low speeds since you spend more time on the course

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