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by cel1ne 10y ago
I dislike redux-thunk, because it breaks serialisability. I don't know redux-saga, but this is my way of doing it: Create a data-structure like "running requests" in your state and put a serializable object in, could be compl
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by cel1ne 10y ago
Yes, it's the new windows. I think some things like replacing bitfields with Enums could maybe be done transparently with a little ART modification.
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by cel1ne 10y ago
Allow me to repost two of my rants against android from a while back: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8328646#8329034 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9475825#9476547
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by cel1ne 10y ago
If one were allowed to break backward compatibility I could come up with a list of changes easily.
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by cel1ne 10y ago
I agree, that's why I don't use fragments at all and do all my multithreading in the way of communicating sequential processes: via BlockingQueue communication to hand-written background threads / services. The trick with And
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The six emotional styles – What makes us who we are(beinghuman.org)
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by cel1ne 10y ago
Emotional styles by Richard Davidson are a much better and neuro-scientifically / experimentally validated way of mapping personalities: http://www.beinghuman.org/article/six-emotional-styles
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by cel1ne 10y ago
True, I did applications with redux and without immutable too, even wrote my own syntax magic for that: https://www.npmjs.com/package/babel-plugin-check-data-access What redux misses as well are derived/computed p
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by cel1ne 10y ago
I think redux got 50% right and 50% wrong. 1. good: having a sideeffect-free, serializable application state. That concept can also be used in mobile apps for easy pause/resume. 2. good: being able to render that state from one parent,
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by cel1ne 10y ago
Tachyons is amazing, so I ported it for react-native: https://github.com/tachyons-css/react-native-style-tachyons <View cls="ba jcfs pa2"> <Text cls="white tc"&gt
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by cel1ne 10y ago
Be your preference as it may, I certainly did not "shit on factory work" when I said that assembly lines aren't creative endeavours. My knowledge about this comes from a befriended work-psychologist who worked with both, offi
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by cel1ne 10y ago
Best workplace for creative work like programming is a room for yourself. The shared office concept was a mistake inspired by assembly lines. Sharing space with coworkers is good in factories because work is often dull and workers can talk
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by cel1ne 10y ago
You don't have to answer the phone…
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by cel1ne 10y ago
> There is this weird myth that Email magically kills productivity while Slack and GitHub don't. Yes. I really can't abide chat for work. If I have time and need synchronous communication, I make a phone call. Email forces me t
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Looking at scenery and zoning out reduces stress(channelnewsasia.com)
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by cel1ne 10y ago
The world we're making ourselves is a permanently distracted and casual one. What we'd need again is being bored.
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by cel1ne 10y ago
In the mean-time you could read this book, which should give you quite a few pointers in how your brain works and how it affects your behaviour: https://www.amazon.com/Emotional-Life-Your-Brain/dp/14447088...
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by cel1ne 10y ago
I love Leaflet (and contributed quite a bit over the years). The layer architecture can be easily combined with React. Just write react-components for the layers, shapes, or markers and use React's lifecycle-hooks to add/remove th
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by cel1ne 10y ago
I do that too, sometimes even more frequent. You really don't need an app for that, there are tons of videos on YT serving exactly this purpose: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cb49mTBTFR8
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by cel1ne 10y ago
My preferred solution is http://tachyons.io because it has a font relative scale for spaces. No more guessing of pixel values.
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by cel1ne 10y ago
Regarding java tooling: check out the blog posts "not your father's java" and especially the part about capsule packaging.
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by cel1ne 10y ago
Like I wrote I avoid producing difficult to follow code. I tend to start structuring parts of applications and algorithms on paper, and this half hour with paper and pencil helps a lot.
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by cel1ne 10y ago
And how do you store the data?
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by cel1ne 10y ago
My take: I try to write it DRY first. If I fail to come up with a good intuitive abstraction after half an hour, I just write it simple and copy code. The next day or later I come back to the code and sometimes I find a neat abstraction the
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by cel1ne 10y ago
Yes. My relief in this area was discovering that most (western) non-software companies dealing will Excel-CSV know that encodings are a problem and many have settled on using CP-1252 instead of UTF-8.
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by cel1ne 10y ago
Try creating a UTF8 CSV-file that will open correctly in Excel. Hint: It's not possible. My favourite chart about excel insufficiencies: Encoding BOM Win Mac -------- --- ---------------
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by cel1ne 10y ago
Check out http://postgrest.com/ . It converts your database into a REST-api.
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by cel1ne 10y ago
I think they should have started selling cables with a lightning adapter on one end and a small jack for pluggable buds on the other. Good, sturdy cables with proper amp, microphone and remote control built-in. Headphone producers would pro
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Type-safe build-configuration: Gradle meets Kotlin(gradle.org)
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by cel1ne 10y ago
Try https://kotlinlang.org/ . It works with JDK 6+.

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