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by atom_arranger 5y ago
I’m saying that. The insult is not appreciated. Most companies are guilty of this, doesn’t make it right. I’m not saying Pantagonia might not be a better company environmentally than others, just mentioning that I find their usage of plasti
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by atom_arranger 5y ago
Some people are saying that. Plastic shouldn't be used where it isn't needed, e.g. vests.
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by atom_arranger 5y ago
I think it would be better if browsers implemented allowing video formats for src and srcset, just treat them the same as gif files. Safari does this (at least the src), but nobody can really use it since Chrome doesn’t. There’s a huge thre
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by atom_arranger 5y ago
I was just guessing at this, but it seems I might be correct: https://appleinsider.com/articles/21/10/19/apps-can-use-full... Not a big fan of the notch, but I do like consistency.
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by atom_arranger 5y ago
There is a nice symmetry in the fact that all apps/websites will need to take into account safe area insets to display properly on any apple device in all display modes.
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by atom_arranger 5y ago
The reason you end up with render loops is usually because you didn’t memo something. If you memo everything you can avoid that issue.
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by atom_arranger 5y ago
The post points out that given memoization in many cases avoids serious perf/functional issues not memoizing may be considered premature optimization.
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by atom_arranger 5y ago
Tailwind is almost CSS. Most Tailwind classes only apply one CSS property/value. If you needed to code the same thing without Tailwind you can easily convert the syntax. I would agree more with “Bootstrap is not CSS.”
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by atom_arranger 5y ago
I've used Postgraphile to do this. GraphQL not REST, same idea though, autogenerated API from stored procedures, it's pretty neat. Pros: - Can query DB multiple times, conditionally, without making multiple trips to DB, since
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by atom_arranger 5y ago
This might indicate the wages still aren’t high enough for people who have other options. Construction work is hard on your body and there is a risk of injury. You would be risking long term damage to your lungs from exposure to cement dust
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by atom_arranger 5y ago
I had a K8s setup running on Google cloud, using their managed database service. This was kind of nice, but expensive, cost ~$100 a month, and I was using very low specs. I have multiple projects, none of them making money currently, so $10
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by atom_arranger 5y ago
A part of this is that the tooling mostly depends on huge trees of dependencies. If top level tools devs interacted with bundled more of their deps things might be less likely to break, at the cost of a bigger node_modules folder. Right now
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by atom_arranger 5y ago
I don't entirely want to be CEO, what I want is ultimate control over things I'm interested in, which is definitely not everything involved in being CEO. If I say "no that would be bad, goes against my ethics, increases tech
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by atom_arranger 5y ago
I think part of it is because the classical styles have become easier to mass produce. An ornate dress or complex molding can be churned out at a rapid pace these days, and knowing that cheapens the effect of it. Due to automation complex c
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by atom_arranger 5y ago
Atlassian acquired Trello 4 years ago. Still seems to be doing better than Jira is, although I feel it’s maybe still slightly worse than when it was acquired. I imagine if a company using Trello wants more features they probably just say “u
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by atom_arranger 5y ago
I guess the best thing would be having a formatter that can switch the style for you locally. I don’t think Nim has this currently, would be neat if they did.
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by atom_arranger 5y ago
This seems about right. Personally I dislike getting on calls for stuff. I think the clarity of text is much better, and the fact that it’s asynchronous means I can look things up while responding, meaning my responses are more high quality
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by atom_arranger 5y ago
Relay has very good support for optimistic updates on the client. When developing an app recently I added an artificial 1s delay to server responses (during development), but because of optimistic updates you would never notice it was there
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by atom_arranger 5y ago
The linked site does suggest a reason Massachusetts would have less overweight people, based on their exposure to environmental contaminants.
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by atom_arranger 5y ago
Sometimes I’ll look over PRs early on, notice the entire approach is bad, and leave a comment. People often got annoyed, they would say their PR isn’t ready yet. That’s fair, I kind of understand, my intention was to just save them time goi
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by atom_arranger 5y ago
Use a networking library like relay, or react-query and 90% of your state management problems go away in most apps. Your state is on the DB, those libs handle fetching and caching it. Honorable mention, haven’t used it myself but there is R
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by atom_arranger 5y ago
If UBI is implemented we may be able to do away with minimum wage, at which point small businesses could possibly offer better (more interesting, less stressful) working conditions for less money, it’s possible people might go for that. Rig
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by atom_arranger 5y ago
API development. People consider the performance of Node good enough, and they can use the same language for frontend and backend.
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by atom_arranger 5y ago
> Further, because there have been billions of pieces of nonstick cookware in use around the world for decades, if there were negative health effects we would probably notice them by now. Dropping testosterone levels and sperm counts, in
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by atom_arranger 5y ago
Obesity rates going up may actually be a side effect of widespread PFAS exposure (some of which is possibly from these non-stick pans). https://slimemoldtimemold.com/2021/07/26/a-chemical-hunger-p...
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by atom_arranger 5y ago
> No, we have lots of long term information about nonstick cookware. People forget we've been using nonstick cookware since the 1950's. That’s not a study. > You won't be able to come up with a falsifiable hypothesis, b
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by atom_arranger 5y ago
There aren't any long term studies comparing people who cook with non-stick vs stainless or cast iron, so we can only guess about long term and population level effects based on limited information. I personally would not take the risk
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by atom_arranger 5y ago
I see a future where with some changes made to improve A11Y webpages are entirely rendered in WebGL.
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by atom_arranger 5y ago
I hadn't noticed some of those. I don't use Discord a ton, just enough to know it works better than Slack I guess, at least what they do support uses markdown syntax. No bulleted lists... that's disappointing. Maybe worth upv
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by atom_arranger 5y ago
Yeah, I have done that. It’s really clunky. I’ve also done it to be able to use headings and other things that I’d prefer just worked in the main chat.

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