Zanfa

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by Zanfa 2y ago
I love how my stove’s capacitive buttons sometimes don’t register when I’m using one hand to stir with a conductive spatula while trying to turn down the temp with the other until I let go of the spatula.
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by Zanfa 2y ago
It was exactly like every other enterprise animated product video. Random words with some electronic music. I was actually expecting "synergy" to pop up.
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by Zanfa 2y ago
Some, sure. But the amount that a typical SPA CRUD app has? Not even close. I know it probably comes down to devs starting out with React and then thinking that that's how hard webdev is supposed to be. But the reality is that the vast
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by Zanfa 2y ago
Sure it can. Just because somebody's decided to write a SPA CRUD app doesn't mean that the same couldn't be done on the server (whether Node or something else).
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by Zanfa 2y ago
> As much business logic as possible should belong in the model. Services should almost all be specific more complex pieces of code that are triggered from the model. In my experience with fat models is that it works for trivial cases. O
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by Zanfa 2y ago
> For example, in the EU, you switch on the indicators when you start the merge; the indicator shows that you ARE moving. In my EU country it's theoretically at least 3 seconds before initiating the move.
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by Zanfa 2y ago
My feeling is that the microservice fad has passed… for now. But I’m sure it’ll be resurrected in a few years with a different name.
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by Zanfa 2y ago
I obviously don't know your personal experience, but with the amount of videos from Tesla owners showcasing FSD turning into oncoming traffic, trying to clip parked cars, blazing through stop signs without even slowing down and taking
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by Zanfa 2y ago
I guess technically Node, but in practice JS, since Node is still the de facto standard non-browser JS runtime. "Just use X" where X is some other build tool/runtime/testing ecosystem is another weird trope that's s
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by Zanfa 2y ago
And ESM vs CJS. What should be an inconsequential transition, has turned into a minefield where adding a dependency to your package.json might blow up your build system, testing library or application without warning. Literally wasted wee
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by Zanfa 2y ago
Given current Tesla FSD drives like a drunk teenager even in good conditions, I don't see how this is anything but a scam. It's the perpetual "Teslas will be able to fully self-drive in 2 years".
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by Zanfa 2y ago
I can’t think of a more targeted attack than through items carried exclusively by combatants. Even an in-person special ops team would likely cause more collateral damage, let alone something like R9X.
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by Zanfa 2y ago
The attacker just needs to convince/compromise a single carrier employee to get a new SIM for your number.
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by Zanfa 2y ago
I can’t comment on any specifics of his arrest, but it sure indicates they got the right person if Russian and Saudi governments start talking about freedoms and injustice.
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by Zanfa 2y ago
Growing up in a ex-soviet country, "sugar rush" wasn't a thing. In fact, when I was a kid, sugar water was given to children to get them to calm down. It wasn't until recently that it's become a term here, probably
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by Zanfa 2y ago
It replaces a small portion of benefit programs at best. Any sort of a serious disability and/or health related program will still need the same amount of resources to support people who need something other than money. And no UBI paym
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by Zanfa 2y ago
Apparently Facebook can't do it with React either. They still experience the exact same state inconsistency bug as described [0] during React announcement as rationale for using React. [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?
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by Zanfa 2y ago
I doubt most CEOs have ulterior motives other than just wanting things to go back to “normal”. People generally don’t like change.
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by Zanfa 2y ago
> There are broader implications for the economy if a large percentage of people continue to WFH. In larger cities, many smaller businesses, like food outlets, are sustained by workers coming to their city offices most weekdays. The oppo
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by Zanfa 2y ago
> The key part that may be missed is the “mob programming” or “pair programming” aspect where all the engineers on a team sit together and work through a story or milestones or epic to come up with a list one 1 point tasks. My issue with
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by Zanfa 2y ago
They also start breeding at < 2 years, can have multiple litters per year of 10+ piglets. Rhinos mature at 5 years (10 for males) and the gestation period for a single calf is 15 months.
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by Zanfa 2y ago
I had a food delivery guy use one in the US 2012/2013. It was like seeing a native tribe perform their traditional dance. It still blows my mind that chip + "signature" is a thing in the US. What good is a random indiscernibl
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by Zanfa 2y ago
1-2. ETFs are not uses for crypto. They’re a vehicle to hold crypto, not a usecase. Blackrock doesn’t even use the blockchain and doesn’t have custody of it’s own keys. It’s a bit of an own goal as far as crypto adoption goes. 3. Tether to
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by Zanfa 2y ago
> so, your main supposition about crypto being all fraud is inaccurate Sure, but what are some actual generally useful non-fraud uses? I know Marc Andreesen failed to come up with a single credible one after investing billions into the i
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by Zanfa 2y ago
Almost every “Show HN” that’s about a library has someone ask what the library actually does and why is it useful. If the only answer is “crpyto” and essentially all crypto is fraud, I can’t imagine why people aren’t more excited. I think
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by Zanfa 2y ago
> HN also has stories of random software libraries and deep discussions of those. Whenever a mismanaged business in other sectors is discussed its only about that business, not the entire sector that business operates in. The major diffe
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by Zanfa 2y ago
Same here. It's not even the difference in sweetness, it's just the disgusting aftertaste that lingers forever. I've never gotten how people can drink Coke Zero voluntarily. Too bad they only sell caffeine-free Coke Zero and
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by Zanfa 2y ago
Looks nice, but scrolling is buggy on iOS Safari. There seems to be a nested scrollable area which doesn’t scroll properly when flinging up or down.
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by Zanfa 2y ago
I was implying more that among Mac users, the percentage of devs is significantly higher than among Windows users. I'd assume the same is true for higher cost PCs vs entry level as well. That aside, Macs are definitely overrepresented
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by Zanfa 2y ago
Could it be due to the high percentage of Macs being used by devs compared to Windows and the fact that Mac software typically puts more focus on UI, even for developer-focused tools, compared to Linux?

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