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by cdaringe 7y ago
To the whole article I say "ditto." Great summary. Also, didn't Guido say he wanted to eject the functional operators in Python? #hearsay
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by cdaringe 7y ago
Agreed. The content recently on the Titan was super interesting. I'd like to here more from Jess! As much as I love Bryan, his incredible enthusiasm (awesome) dominates a lot of the convo.
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by cdaringe 7y ago
have you tried using RX with <any language>? it solves these concerns beautifully, albeit with a possibly steep learning curve.
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by cdaringe 7y ago
Totally. I doodled this truck all of the time. However, I'm not sure if the 70k USD model will be equipped with external rockets and bazookas like my sketches predicted
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by cdaringe 7y ago
> our laws essentially force driving on all of us—by subsidizing it, by punishing people who don’t do it, by building a physical landscape that requires it, and by insulating reckless drivers from the consequences of their actions ^ this
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by cdaringe 7y ago
Looks like my analysis-card's min-width a tad too big on mobile :). Will patch soon!
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by cdaringe 7y ago
https://informedcitizen.me/ Automatically analyze online content for credibility. Barebones alpha launch last night, 4 July 2019 :) Improve credibility in social networks. Long term plan is to detect when social shares are
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by cdaringe 7y ago
I'm yet to observe high perf hits on account my RLS impl. I captured data at some point for a 1M record domain with a couple thru tables, and query perf with and without RLS was indiscernible. Perhaps your check clauses we're ex
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by cdaringe 7y ago
I read a few chapters. Well written!
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by cdaringe 7y ago
Fantastic customer service, achievable low cost of ownership
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by cdaringe 7y ago
It's lovely, but distracting.
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by cdaringe 7y ago
Yup. So many good FP => JS langs too.
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by cdaringe 7y ago
Excellent job! These little patches here and there make a big difference. I'm super grateful for your work (if you're reading this thread :))
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by cdaringe 7y ago
Rejecting on the grounds of no technical basis? I'd like to see more on that. I would hope when NASA raises a flag with the FCC it's taken with sincerity.
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by cdaringe 8y ago
ggplot2's ultra terse, beautiful charts really beat out the competition. I do wish the api's were _less compact_ and more naturally explorable right out of the ide. R as a whole suffers these traits imho. I hope ggplot is ported
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by cdaringe 8y ago
rust solved this itch in a wonderful way via the match operator. match has some powerful semantics that let it select branches beyond just a pure bool in the conditional expression (e.g. value in some range?) https://doc.rust-la
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by cdaringe 8y ago
Pug is a worthy mention. https://github.com/pugjs/babel-plugin-transform-react-pug/bl... wasn't mentioned
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by cdaringe 8y ago
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by cdaringe 8y ago
Hard disagree for many cases. GraphQL APIs are free with db reflection tools--ga ga ga ga GREAT for prototyping. Shoutout to postgraphile.
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by cdaringe 8y ago
You are grossly simplifying the value that SSGs provide and problems they solve. Gatsby has some quirks, but it does strike a good balance of providing value whilst giving you plenty of control. It does the data capture and transformatio
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Step-by-step migration from ghost to gatsby(blog.cdaringe.com)
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by cdaringe 8y ago
Smaller, cleaner, more efficient transport can help? Small to moderate amounts of fitness will improve quality of life? Less cars will yield less fatalities? I don't mean to poke fun at the article--I'm grateful for it--but thi
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by cdaringe 8y ago
I can never relate to people's love of this product. To me, it added noise and complexity to an otherwise simple email system. I aggressively tag, archive, and delete mail. I process and/or backlog messages in conjunction with
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by cdaringe 8y ago
Gaaaazoooks!
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by cdaringe 8y ago
All of the hardware files are SolidWorks. Last time I checked SolidWorks still had a pretty bummery access model for hobbyist users. Anyone know if that has changed?
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by cdaringe 8y ago
Browsers aren't written in JavaScript. Your tone is unwelcome.
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by cdaringe 8y ago
I respect your opinion but found each of the arguments contained within weak or easily countered. > 1 ... put the logic for creating that action in one place This isn't so simple. You end up duping the action in at minimum 1 AC (oft
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by cdaringe 8y ago
Action creators always felt like and unnecessary abstraction to me. To avoid the aforementioned problem, I passed down a message library, or action object that has all of the actions on it, and dispatch. It's all I need!
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by cdaringe 8y ago
Historically a single connected root has been frowned upon. I'm not so sure it should still be feared now that you can use PureComponents and FSCs the whole way down. ShouldComponentUpdate calls are cheap in pure-town.
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by cdaringe 9y ago
It's a good thought, but I agree with madengr. Other disciplines are faced with abstract challenges, and even those in plain sight are very difficult to reason about. Magnetic fields. Rotational moment of inertia. RMoI--still so co

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