arturocamembert

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   by arturocamembert 8mo ago

   > Naturally, I blamed React. Did the author start a client-side debugging process without running any kind of diagnostics in the dev tools? To me this sounds like "I saw some slowness in my application, so naturally I started adjust
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   by arturocamembert 1y ago

   > given choice between complexity or one on one against t-rex, grug take t-rex: at least grug see t-rex I think about this line at least once a week
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   by arturocamembert 1y ago

   I can only speak to my own experience of doing this professionally in northern climes without power tools for ~5 years, but both of your suggestions are foreign to me. I take this as a nice reminder that there is lots of regional variation
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   by arturocamembert 1y ago

   left-pad even being a package is pretty funny, no? How many bytes got pumped across CDNs, proxies, build pipelines, etc. just to write a tiny utility function? I'm all for taking advantage of existing solutions, but I can't wrap m
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   by arturocamembert 1y ago

   Small addendum: some traditional wooden joinery is deliberately prepared to account for the varying rates and effects of drying across the timber. This is particularly relevant in timberframing, where you want to work with the wood when it
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   by arturocamembert 1y ago

   What's particularly wild about the choice to tax software development in this way is that it assumes that code is always asset. For companies that are pre product market fit, it's often a liability!