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91.
by archarios 6y ago
When you're working on a larger scale (be that app complexity or number of users) these things make more sense.
92.
by archarios 6y ago
It seems like they're out of indoor sensors by the way I ordered one and they printed a shipping label then canceled it.
93.
by archarios 6y ago
I have written non trivial projects with ramda and I like it a lot. You have to use your judgement with readability. Some of the advanced functions are a little hard to grok at first, but most of the library is pretty straight forward.
94.
by archarios 6y ago
Are y'all hiring JS devs at all? I'd love to work for a company with such a great mission.
95.
by archarios 6y ago
That's fair
96.
by archarios 6y ago
well yeah of course d3 is not a general purpose dom manipulation tool.
97.
by archarios 6y ago
Why couldn't you just search for where that enum is referenced and add the cases?
98.
by archarios 6y ago
I've contributed to large codebases that have static typing (C++ and TypeScript) and dynamic typing (JavaScript) and I've come to the conclusion over the years that static typing isn't really worth it as long as you have the
99.
by archarios 6y ago
It seems to me that tests are equally good as a communication tool.
100.
by archarios 6y ago
You could do the same process if you used dynamic typing and good test coverage. Just make your change and keep fixing tests until everything is green.
101.
by archarios 6y ago
Just write tests and suddenly refactoring is possible without static typing. Those tests will also cover type checking concerns implicitly.
102.
by archarios 6y ago
I went to a Clojure meetup one time and they all went on about how using Datomic in production is a nightmare and it's generally an over-engineered product that isn't worth the trouble in the end. Do most people who have dealt wit
103.
by archarios 6y ago
Is D3 stil the best JS library for visualization? I used to make D3 components full time and it was pretty great. https://d3js.org/
104.
by archarios 6y ago
Could use a height adjustable desk and a book as a mouspad. That's what I do for my keebs that are too tall lol
105.
by archarios 6y ago
The change I was just describing is much more complicated than a simple rename.
106.
by archarios 6y ago
I discovered this last year and it has made me so happy
107.
by archarios 6y ago
This is unfortunately not uncommon. I feel like most of my coworkers at most companies Ive worked for don't use vim. One killer app of vim for me is macros. You can record a string of commands and map doing that to a letter. This makes
108.
by archarios 6y ago
How do you define object-oriented programming? From my perspective the very core of it is stateful objects with encapsulation and methods on those objects that pretty much always are not pure. If you just start treating objects like collect
109.
by archarios 6y ago
What are you talking about? if you're async operation fails then your callback should always still be called but just with an error message in the second parameter typically. And what are you doing still giving call backs to async func
110.
by archarios 6y ago
The problem here is that this conversation is made complicated by the fact that plain objects in JavaScript are not what is really being talked about when people say the term OOP. So to clarify, stateful classes would be what I am talking a
111.
by archarios 7y ago
There is a modern version: https://getfreewrite.com/ . It's way too expensive though.
112.
by archarios 7y ago
anyone figure out how to do this with Java though? Seems more feasible for C or Go but not all..
113.
by archarios 7y ago
I have a very hard time believing that this stuff has to do with anything other than having the discipline to have a proper sleep schedule. It's possible to adjust your sleep schedule. People do it all the time when they change timezon
114.
by archarios 7y ago
It's not about typing speed. It's more about comfort and accuracy. Also the cognitive load is really not a thing once you're used to it. Maybe you should learn to accept that some people might be more mentally flexible or ski
115.
by archarios 7y ago
Well, I think that any keypress that requires you to move your wrists in any way is weird basically. How do you reach 5, 6, or 7 on your number row for example? what about 1 or ` or esc? I like making it so that I can reach all of these but
116.
by archarios 7y ago
I bought a kit and busted one of the pcb pads when trying to solder it together :'(
117.
by archarios 7y ago
https://github.com/abstracthat/dactyl-manuform https://www.diykeyboards.com/products/cases/product/76-dacty...
118.
by archarios 7y ago
On the general subject, I highly recommend the Dactyl Manuform
119.
by archarios 7y ago
It's not for me. I like fewer keys because I find that it's easier/more comfortable to use layers rather than have to do a weird reach for some key I need.
120.
by archarios 7y ago
Pffff. What is this, amateur hour? 20 keys or bust! https://www.gboards.ca/product/butter-stick-limited-edition :P

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