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by bloomca 1y ago
I use Windows alongside my Mac Mini, and I would say they perform pretty similarly (but M-chip is definitely more power efficient). I don't use Slack, but I don't think anything takes 20 seconds for me. Maybe XCode, but I don&#x27
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by bloomca 1y ago
There are a lot of things, but one warning I can give is try to avoid perfectionism. Cook some novel dish, or maybe just significantly modify your regular one with some spices. Write a blog post. Sit and think about some library you wanted
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by bloomca 1y ago
Polluting is indeed an excellent business decision. The thing about apps is that all of them are polluting, just some of them are worse than others. And we tend to fill all available resources, so over time it only gets worse.
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by bloomca 1y ago
It's possible, but you need to be very social. Basically you do group activities every few weeks, some people are friends but live further so you meet them rarely, and some friends either need to live very close to you or share some ac
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by bloomca 1y ago
The problem with Electron is that business-wise it is an excellent decision. You can get by with a few people to wrap the web app and integrate it with the OS, and then get updates pretty much for free. Yet for the user it is bad -- bloated
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by bloomca 1y ago
That's just App Intents. I don't think they lack data at this point, they just struggle how to use that data on the OS level
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Problem with React Update Model(blog.bloomca.me)
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by bloomca 2y ago
Today's world is just too exciting and there is too much to do, so I agree that kids are pretty low on a list of priorities for a lot of people. Also for the record, in the US the birth rate per woman was below 2.1 for about 50 years.
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by bloomca 2y ago
Housing is definitely in a very tough spot and causes a lot of issues among mostly young people. I do agree that it would fix a few problems, but I don't think the birth rates will meaningfully increase. It would have a bump, but overa
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by bloomca 2y ago
At least at this point it is a drop in the bucket. The issue with housing is zoning, not enough supply of affordable housing, and the singly story sprawl which makes land in proximity a bit too valuable. Granted, the last point is true even
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by bloomca 2y ago
> It is like they globally don't see any aim in their lives Why would they? In most of the western world, there is pretty much no positive outlook at like anything going forward. Many things are worse than before, and are only proje
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Show HN: React-Lucy-State – experimental replacement of React.useState(github.com)
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Show HN: I built a JavaScript UI library with reactive atomic updates(github.com)
6 points by bloomca 2y ago|0 comments
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How to Optimize React Context Performance(blog.bloomca.me)
2 points by bloomca 3y ago|0 comments
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Redux Performance Tips(blog.bloomca.me)
1 points by bloomca 4y ago|1 comments
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Performance Optimization in React Applications(blog.bloomca.me)
3 points by bloomca 5y ago|0 comments
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Microsoft to finally shut down Wunderlist on May 6, 2020(techcrunch.com)
3 points by bloomca 7y ago|0 comments
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by bloomca 7y ago
Ha, very interesting, thanks for the insight. I am not from the US, so I guess that's why it was always fascinating for me. But it makes total sense, given that american culture (I live in the States nowadays) appreciates speed and com
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by bloomca 7y ago
I don't know. As I said, in case of events it is understandable (small events can't afford catering and it is probably overkill). But I am more curious about culture as well. Pizza is very ubiquitous, and from my experience people
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Ask HN: Why tech industry is so obsessed with pizza?
14 points by bloomca 7y ago|21 comments
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How to Avoid Loneliness When You Work Entirely from Home(hbr.org)
8 points by bloomca 7y ago|5 comments
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Ask HN: How do you like your Surface Book?
14 points by bloomca 7y ago|11 comments
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by bloomca 7y ago
I found this discussion quite interesting. This package is a low-level polyfill library, and is used in a lot of places (you can tell, according to github by 2,5 millions other apps/libs). However, the author does not really have any m
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NPM package adds postinstall self-ad(github.com)
2 points by bloomca 7y ago|1 comments
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by bloomca 7y ago
I don't think that at least at this point they will be able to (and will want to check everybody thoroughly) prove that you have more than you stated. Also, if you grew up dreaming and not planning to visit/move right now, they as
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by bloomca 7y ago
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20065142 .
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Disconnecting to spend time with your kids could sabotage your career(cnbc.com)
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by bloomca 7y ago
I am not a native speaker and not an author, but from my understanding, they mean that we focus on jobs, not on communities (as society), and then try to patch it later (e.g. go to specific clubs, gather in some places, etc). Moreover, it i
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by bloomca 8y ago
These people have their experience in one field for all these years, therefore they know a lot about it. They also work with limited number of technologies, which makes them good in them. So, basically, they are good in certain tasks, so as
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by bloomca 8y ago
> Promise-fatigue JavaScript actually handles async IO nicely, and I've never heard this term before (callback hell, yes). So promises and async/await sugar actually make it pretty nice. > poor ecosystem Ecosystem is fine, j

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