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by b34r 9y ago
I feel like people are actively trying to mash up technologies just because. No real benefit, just toy projects.
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by b34r 9y ago
According to my very unscientific googling, a silicon atom is approximately 111 picometers, or just over 1/10 of a nanometer. So if we can make stable gates with only 3-4 Si atoms, we can definitely go below 1nm.
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by b34r 9y ago
For civil suits I absolutely would. It's a waste of people's time.
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by b34r 9y ago
Not at all. Fiber is a method of divvying up the work the reconciler is doing so the main thread can process higher priority updates ahead of ones that matter less. There are other benefits, but this is the central one.
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by b34r 9y ago
It's been stable for more than a year now.
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by b34r 9y ago
It's actually not. There are some lifecycle changes, potential modifications to setState (async only), etc. That's why it's being released as a new major version.
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by b34r 10y ago
Unfortunately a new touch bar MBP. I hate it.
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by b34r 10y ago
Webpack, rollup, closure compiler + uglify. In JS land it's commonly called "tree shaking".
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by b34r 10y ago
And only the first visit.
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by b34r 10y ago
That sounds like the time-honored single whitespace bug. Usually fix it with margin-left: -4px on all but the first element in the row.
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by b34r 10y ago
This is likely just the difference between a DOCSIS 2 vs DOCSIS 3 modem. Regardless of which modem you use, Comcast pushes its own firmware patches that likely have rate limiting built in.
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by b34r 10y ago
#2 imo. #3 is always at a perceptual disadvantage, because people are less willing to donate/spend on things they know have a high operating cost (in terms of salary/bonuses) when it comes to nonprofits. Many would say it doesn&#x
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by b34r 10y ago
Colorware has been around for years.
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by b34r 10y ago
I think the OP's point is Tim Cook is very pro-globalization, which implies being aware of the customs of other cultures. HIV research happens all the time, a tactical market opportunity doesn't.
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by b34r 10y ago
A healthy relationship with open source projects is a great way to attract talent and gain goodwill.
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by b34r 10y ago
forestry.io is a great one, too.
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by b34r 10y ago
Hi there, primary developer here. Please feel free to make recommendations in the form of github issues or a pull request if you're versed in this area!
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Show HN: Boundless – accessible, battle-tested, composable React components(boundless.js.org)
10 points by b34r 10y ago|2 comments
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by b34r 10y ago
Need a little robot to do it :)
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Markdown-to-jsx (safely convert markdown into proper React JSX)(yaycmyk.com)
1 points by b34r 10y ago|0 comments
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by b34r 10y ago
Not out of the box, but the environment setup is easily configurable. I've been using a Protractor for my E2E tests since it also uses Jasmine... does the trick until there is more first-party support.
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by b34r 10y ago
Hey there, frequent Jest contributor here! Globs are under consideration (there's an issue from a collaborator on the subject.) FWIW, Jest is insanely good. I've been using it for almost 2 years now through some of the rougher pat
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by b34r 10y ago
I made something similar: https://www.npmjs.com/package/markdown-to-jsx
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by b34r 10y ago
Only to someone who isn't actually a developer. It means my team can write a UI once, test it once, and know with a high degree of certainty that it will work and continue to do so.
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by b34r 10y ago
Normalizes events, etc.
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by b34r 10y ago
No... React is a fundamentally new way of working with the DOM, normalizes many cross browser pain points, and allows one to write their UI declaratively such that total control is retained and state mutations are predictable. No other majo
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by b34r 10y ago
Community size
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by b34r 10y ago
Microsoft tried and no one liked Metro.
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by b34r 10y ago
http://www.exitmundi.nl/ - a collection of end-of-world scenarios
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by b34r 10y ago
The Wikipedia random article button.

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