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agos
1y ago
I would argue that hiring people expecting them to be fully proficient in all your stack is a much worse complexity to add
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it's geologically and seismically challenging. The project is a single span for 3300 meters, which would make it one of the longest in the world of the kind. The strong presence of organized crime in the area also makes a lot of people
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agos
1y ago
they do parallax effect for some things, but not for all liquid glass widget (it would be interesting but probably too much)
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1y ago
that's the theory, but it's quite easy to end up needing to micromanage react to avoid pathological rendering scenarios
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1y ago
when did we have resilience?
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1y ago
this is how I discover that is not just Serie A doing this shenanigans. I'm not really surprised
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1y ago
the whole commonjs vs modules is there precisely because they chose not to introduce a breaking change. Typescript has introduced breaking changes but they're not that bad
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1y ago
the sentiment around NextJS is terrible, I have rarely seen something go from "oh this might be cool" to "stop pushing this badly engineering crap on me" so quickly. Yes, it's widely used and that's to be expec
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agos
1y ago
by hiring people without the expectation to be already proficient in it, as long as they are willing and capable of learning it in a reasonable time
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1y ago
do real time updates and two way communication work out of the box with a cluster as well?
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1y ago
I would hope it uses JMAP, not IMAP
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1y ago
What other language made them think checked exceptions were a good idea?
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1y ago
I’m just waiting for the people remembering why we changed things fifteen years ago
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1y ago
Not OP but how long has datastar been around to make that kind of claim?
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agos
1y ago
Hey, that was a low blow, you can do better than insult another user! On the topic: it might be in spec but it’s still a DSL inside an attribute
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agos
1y ago
Wait so you pay to use the anti patterns? That’s a new one.
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agos
1y ago
aren't all bug bounty program at the sponsor's inscrutable discretion?
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1y ago
when something is moving orthogonally to where you would like it to move, it might as well be not moving for you
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1y ago
This is the way forward. Hopefully the EU will do similarly
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agos
1y ago
sorry if the question seems dumb, but are the clustering options not good for scaling?
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NASA Awards Company to Attempt Swift Spacecraft Orbit Boost
(nasa.gov)
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1y ago
I think it was because they sold the secret as theirs, not for revealing
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1y ago
obligatory random mention that the last one is how they caught the unabomber.
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agos
1y ago
I hate that too, and especially because it’s a very well known problem with a very well agreed upon solution since ages
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1y ago
Not OP but I’ll suggest one that is very dear to me: make sure you use the same verbs for the same actions, the same nouns for the same things, the same proper nouns for the same important concepts. This alone removes a huge mental burden f
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agos
1y ago
It would be nice if they employed some of those dedicated tech writers for external documentation (sorry for the snark, couldn’t help it)
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agos
1y ago
Same here. I started learning React when the official angular way of migrating gradually didn’t work at all on my code base, while I was able to use a “react in angular” thing to migrate components one by one. Crazy times
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agos
1y ago
That’s great for you (though it reads like a brag), but a lot of devs - even seasoned ones - have had to fight against unwanted re renders and the sharp edges of effect, hence the quite common complaints about those
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1y ago
Only if you already have a graphql backend, otherwise the solution won’t be that easy
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1y ago
That is my feeling/hope as well. Modules were a big win, even if the advantage was felt mostly in bundlers and it’s just now arriving in browsers and node. Hopefully signals will be a smoother thing
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