agos

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by agos 2y ago
are they the same people?
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by agos 2y ago
wait, are you dictating into Duolingo? is it available only to some languages?
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by agos 2y ago
> Yup, it will. Nobody said tracking nutrients was quick. well, many say it's "easy" (it's not)
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by agos 2y ago
and let's not forget the garbage data you find in the database used by all the calorie counting apps, which make it a chore and a challenge even when you weigh everything
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by agos 2y ago
or you're sleeping like shit. or you have an autoimmune disease. or you're depressed. or you have an ongoing inflammatory state from a lingering virus. etc
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by agos 2y ago
during the old twitter times you could use a third party client, that was the trick
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by agos 2y ago
this is cool but the limitations make it almost unusable
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by agos 2y ago
maybe it can be argued that it was a lot less dysfunctional way back in 2007
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by agos 2y ago
the mention of lack of Java was also very indicative of the mindset
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by agos 2y ago
Vanguard's ETFs are really cheap. The retirement funds in question are like 0.24%, which is in the cheaper range for ETFs
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by agos 2y ago
if you'll allow some negativity, I wouldn't expect a talk at a "Scrum Gathering" to care much about the Agile Manifesto
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by agos 2y ago
and it includes the shadow, with trasparency! looks great
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by agos 2y ago
this is just not true. even the worst offenders (looking at you, react-router) do not require to "rebuild and relearn everything". What an unnecessary hyperbole.
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by agos 2y ago
create-react-app is not react
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by agos 2y ago
what if you ran tests based on the paths touched by the branch, instead of the single commit?
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by agos 2y ago
it's surely a boon, but does not match the hype
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by agos 2y ago
no, especially for an app that boasts to be "native"
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by agos 2y ago
characterizing people who think checked exceptions as either bad programmers or unable to have their own opinion on the matter does not do a great service to your argument
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by agos 2y ago
I was able to take pictures of them with a DSLR with a decent zoom lens! I used Stellarium to check the positions, waited for a very clear night, and was able to get a very nice photograph of that and of the Pleiades.
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by agos 2y ago
easy differences: Effect does everything and is huge, this does iteration only and is tiny
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by agos 2y ago
does this pass any contrast check for accessibility?
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by agos 2y ago
I've seen a couple of shots of the ISS in front of the Sun before - always very impressive, but man, the perspective on this one. Incredible photography
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by agos 2y ago
but downstream components would still need to be wrapped in memo to do avoid rendering if the prop did not change!
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by agos 2y ago
honestly, I'm not sure. This is my main complaint about React - the "just don't worry about rerenders!" model works well until it really does not, but then you're left with very little help from the tooling to under
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by agos 2y ago
I remember when iMessage/Apple Messages did this, back in its first days. Everybody hated it.
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by agos 2y ago
I do so with the expectation that they should arrive in order if no one fails, but apparently it is "debatable" if this is a reasonable expectation
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by agos 2y ago
it is enough in the sense that NAND gates are enough to build computers. Yes, you can write a complex application using only those, and yes it's easy to write hooks to keep the boilerplate low - although Context still feels like too mu
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by agos 2y ago
the other option is not infinite, it's undefined
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by agos 2y ago
really really really well done
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by agos 2y ago
there are very easy ways to make SPAs which don't fuck with URLs (since, I don't know, ten years?). People who don't care about the web fundamentals/urls/back button/scroll UX/etc have broken the web, not

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