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by cockatiel_day 3y ago
I'll add, it's kind of baffling to hear that things are stable, there are just ton of issues you can't get to. I'd posit that Next has a ton of users, and a ton of issues, because it prematurely marks features as stable,
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by cockatiel_day 3y ago
Hey Lee, thank you for replying. It's nice to be heard! I know that everyone is working hard, and no software of Next's ambition is perfect, much less at this stage, but all the same, I think there's a threshold for stable th
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by cockatiel_day 3y ago
My ongoing concern with Next is the Vercel's team unresponsiveness to page-breaking bugs coming off of features marked "stable" and in the docs. Lately, it seems like most issues aren't even being acknowledged. It's
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by cockatiel_day 5y ago
Remix's approach to fetching is unique and compelling for Rest APIs. However, if you're working with a GraphQL API, you can eliminate all these much-mentioned fetch waterfall issues by using Relay as a client... Relay inspects the
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by cockatiel_day 5y ago
Second the cockatiel recommendation! They are very rewarding pets, if still demanding... you get out what you put in. Parrots lead active emotional lives. Relationships mean a lot to them, they come with expectations, and they know when the
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by cockatiel_day 6y ago
I have a good bunch of squirrels I feed outside my home office... I can attest they are delightful creatures when you get to know them. They’re smart, gentle, engaging, and all have a different and developing personality. Yes, they’re roden
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by cockatiel_day 7y ago
This article is 100% true. My first job out of college 10 years ago was in a lab focused on Alzheimer’s research. Our Principle Investigator made an art of writing grant applications for studies that would appear to be in line with mainstre