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by bgdam 8y ago
Can't always test the mechanics like that. Ex: Pitot tubes are just hollow tubes. The interiors of pitot tubes getting iced over has crashed planes. This wouldn't even be visible from the outside, and there is no test you could do
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by bgdam 8y ago
I hated the documentary. It was entertaining I guess, but most things presented were blown way out of proportion for increasing the drama. And the wrong sounds were dubbed in for the cars, and the videos were edited in such a way to suggest
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by bgdam 8y ago
I appreciate the attempt, but honestly, I'm not really sure how you would build something like this. You'd have to be able to filter audio, video, images and text. I'm not even sure if there exists a corpus of copyrighted con
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by bgdam 8y ago
> But when I’m working on large software projects or certain external libraries I tend to encounter bugs or design issues where I realize I made the wrong assumptions about how someone else’s code works in the first place This. A few day
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by bgdam 8y ago
This is a brilliantly simple solution to a problem a lot of us face, but unfortunately, I think you're going to have a lot of difficulty in getting users – simply because most corporate information security guidelines disallow forwardi
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by bgdam 8y ago
Having used React hooks for the past couple of months, I think I've come to the conclusion that I'm not going to recommend any body to switch away from class components. I understand that hooks solve the problem of being able to c
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by bgdam 8y ago
Does kafka not have something similar to RabbitMQ's management plugin?
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by bgdam 8y ago
I only read a part of the sample, so my opinion is based on that. Personally, I'd not want anyone on my team to write code which utilizes many of these tips (ex: Using + to cast a date to a timestamp). These sort of tricks make reading
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Deconstructing the Magic Behind React Hooks(hackernoon.com)
2 points by bgdam 8y ago|0 comments
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Deconstructing the Magic Behind React Hooks(hackernoon.com)
1 points by bgdam 8y ago|0 comments
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by bgdam 8y ago
Per the parent comment I was responding to, PWAs will only have full access to native APIs if they are distributed via the store. And without access to native APIs things like window management, menus etc. become impossible to customize.
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by bgdam 8y ago
So you're proposing a solution which works on only Windows and ChromeOS (considering desktop OS only), and has to be distributed via a proprietary store (which in all likelihood might take a cut of my revenues), as a replacement for so
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by bgdam 8y ago
I think this is because you are using both state and props to manage the values of fields. I generally tend to use only props, with an onChange handler passed in from the parent component. This way, I can always have an up to date mapping o
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Beware of chaining array methods in JavaScript(medium.freecodecamp.org)
1 points by bgdam 8y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Easy Cheat Classes for Varied CSS Layouts Using Flexboxes(medium.com)
1 points by bgdam 8y ago|0 comments
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Learn Redux Without Using Redux(medium.com)
1 points by bgdam 8y ago|0 comments
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State-View Pattern for Organizing React-Redux Applications(hackernoon.com)
3 points by bgdam 8y ago|0 comments
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Organizing Your React+Redux App’s Codebase for Maintainability and Extensibility(hackernoon.com)
1 points by bgdam 8y ago|0 comments
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by bgdam 8y ago
Are you asking why someone - who is hiring a programmer, would want to read the code that a candidate might have written? Because it gives a good idea of the coding style, technique, ability to tackle problems, and put together a solution,
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by bgdam 8y ago
You really should walk into your office tomorrow and ask your team mates to write out BFS on a sheet of paper in half an hour (and take away their phones/laptops). I have a feeling you would be quite surprised at the outcome.
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by bgdam 8y ago
For the purpose of selecting a DOM node in a performant manner, you really don't need to know how CSS/XPath traverse the DOM. You just need to know that querySelector exists. In general, I think it's enough to know what you
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Why I don't use React-Router(medium.com)
4 points by bgdam 8y ago|0 comments
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by bgdam 8y ago
Not sure how this works exactly. The FAQ page mentions a proxy server. Do I have to route all API responses through the proxy server?
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by bgdam 8y ago
Apart from dependencies and devDependencies, it would also be helpful if it listed out any CLI commands it adds via the 'bin' field, and a license explainer. Also, a small bug: If there is no devDependencies, it says 'Package
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Show HN: ExpressJS style Universal Router with parallel execution(github.com)
1 points by bgdam 8y ago|0 comments
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by bgdam 8y ago
Hi HN, 9 Months ago, I launched Mocktastic, a cross platform, downloadable, GUI desktop application, which allows you to easily mock up any REST API without having to write a single line of code, in a 'Show HN' post. You can even
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Show HN: Mock a REST API using it's OpenAPI description file – in just 3 clicks(blog.mocktastic.com)
5 points by bgdam 8y ago|1 comments
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by bgdam 8y ago
I'm sorry, I assumed web-render was the complete rendering engine behind Servo and was a Gecko equivalent. But my point still stands. A major convenience with Electron is that, if it runs on Chrome, it runs on Electron and pretty much
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by bgdam 8y ago
While I love the idea behind it, this is based on Servo's WebRender, which is not at all ready to handle anything more than toy web pages. So applications built using this are going to have to have very simple UI. I really do wish Mozi
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Show HN: Yet Another Static Site Generator, this time with zero config required(asleepysamurai.com)
1 points by bgdam 8y ago|0 comments

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