andyrichardson

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by andyrichardson 4y ago
Hype culture in developer tooling has gotten out of hand imho. A SPA with precaching is almost always going to be the most responsive experience. Next and similar tools are decent if you NEED SSR and don't want to go the prerendering r
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by andyrichardson 4y ago
Having used Fedora Silverblue in the past, I went all in on nixOS as it seemed perfect for me. Setup was easier than Arch and I had more trust in the stability of the system because there's no state/config that I wasn't aware
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by andyrichardson 6y ago
I'm stuck with a 15" 2018 macbook pro running macOS because of T2. I feel your pain.
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Getting a Browser Extension Through Review(formidable.com)
2 points by andyrichardson 6y ago|0 comments
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by andyrichardson 6y ago
But how does this compare to Rx?
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by andyrichardson 6y ago
Prior to my current job, OSS was just something that I did in my free time and considered an investment. My current employer pays me for any OSS I do in my free time which is pretty cool. We collaboratively maintain OSS projects and are abl
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by andyrichardson 6y ago
I blamed the Chrome Web Store team at first but I can understand why they're anxious about allowing extensions onto the store which basically access everything on your browser. The issue is the outdated permission spec for browser exte
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by andyrichardson 6y ago
I want to share my opinion on this as it's something that I've spent a lot of time thinking and talking to the Chrome Web Store team about. The very core of the issue here is less about the manual review process (although that suc
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Going Back to Basics: Conditionals(dev.to)
2 points by andyrichardson 7y ago|0 comments
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by andyrichardson 7y ago
You're 100% right. Look at #1 of their leadership principles https://www.amazon.jobs/en-gb/principles As a customer and as a former interviewee, their motives were always very clear.
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by andyrichardson 7y ago
^^ This guy gets it