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by brigadier132 4y ago
Ok, so you gave a good reason for China to ban US companies and you haven't given a good one for why the US shouldn't ban TikTok.
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by brigadier132 4y ago
> People could simply stop using TikTok if they agreed that its disadvantages outweigh its benefits A democratically elected government banning something is the people deciding.
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by brigadier132 4y ago
What US value is being respected by allowing a different authoritarian country operate uncontested on American soil?
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by brigadier132 4y ago
You are also ignoring the fact that China does not allow our social media companies to operate in their jurisdiction. So part of this is a sense of fairness. Why do they get to operate here if we can't operate there?
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by brigadier132 4y ago
I've never had much trouble with CSS but I also just never try to use the cascading aspect of it outside of fonts. I just write either CSS directly onto components I'm using or I just use tailwind.
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by brigadier132 4y ago
Cockroach is so bad it's good
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by brigadier132 4y ago
The story for composition and reusability of multiple state machines is not good and it's not compatible with existing solutions for certain things (react query for example.) Supposedly this will all be fixed to some extent in v5 but t
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by brigadier132 4y ago
Agreed. All these people that think their "soft" jobs are safe. Nope yours will be the first to go. The last to go will be the ones that require actual physical presence.
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by brigadier132 4y ago
So by that logic Golang reinvented the wheel by creating a new programming language when java already existed
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by brigadier132 4y ago
On the Google cloud side, using Google cloud build with cloud run with automatic CI/CD is very straightforward. I setup automated builds and deploys for staging in 2 hours. For production I set it up to track tagged branches matching a
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by brigadier132 4y ago
Using a crate is the opposite if reinventing the wheel. Also are we talking about go? The language without a set implementation?
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by brigadier132 4y ago
Never because real threads can be used to break out of the sandbox using spectre.
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by brigadier132 4y ago
If you actually read the entire article you'd see his explanation for why it's the case. He has a lot of animated interactive experiences that are used for teaching concepts and he also includes other non-blog related projects in
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by brigadier132 4y ago
> When you get more experience JFC, "when you get more experience". If you people are going to be throwing around this bs you better have your linkedin on your profile and you better have 20 years of experience. edit: Which you
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by brigadier132 4y ago
I appreciate the snark but I was there and it was hell.
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by brigadier132 4y ago
This is gonna blow your mind, but if you reread my comment, I qualified everything with "for web development"
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by brigadier132 4y ago
React is THE web framework. The difference between react and previous frameworks is like night and day. Maybe nowadays people are seeing the rough spots with things like useEffect but pre-react web was literal hell for web development.
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by brigadier132 4y ago
This is extremely stupid. And programming "influencers" are also stupid. Code can be bad on many levels. It can be bad on the level of some one liner where someone appends to a list in javascript by using the length as an index. I
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by brigadier132 4y ago
Bull shit, 99% of people that use the banking system do not worry about bank runs.
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by brigadier132 4y ago
How does "reading the bank agreement" improve anything? Every bank has the same exact risk.
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by brigadier132 4y ago
Except people that owned T-Bills that they bought through SVB also lost access to their money. Should they buy the T-Bills and hold the actual certificates under their mattress?
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by brigadier132 4y ago
You think the CEO of a 100 person startup should be worried about something like a bank run happening? It's not the 1920s. Most people don't ever consider that money in their bank could disappear for no reason. Next you should tel
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by brigadier132 4y ago
> CEOs have a fudiciary responsibility to understand and mitigate risks This is an impossible standard to hold founders of 10-100 person startups to. Might as well say "CEOs should be omniscient"
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by brigadier132 4y ago
The screen is the least interesting part of this for me and might actually be a negative. The mag lev switches, now that's cool.
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by brigadier132 4y ago
I missed it in the article. How do signals fix react's shortcomings? With signals you still have the same exact state management problem of having these crazy stateful functions. Sure you don't need to deal with the additional com
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by brigadier132 4y ago
I believe him when he says he was asking for work and nobody gave him anything to do. I've had that happen to me many times at the "best" tech companies. Yes not having work to give people is a valid reason to lay someone off