connorelsea

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by connorelsea 9y ago
What is an unsolved async loading problem in React you are experiencing?
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by connorelsea 9y ago
I think the react dev team is currently working on an official async loading pattern for a future update. But currently webpack, rollup, etc. offer dynamic import, code-splitting, tree-shaking
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by connorelsea 9y ago
Yeah, the comic is probably quite a bit more accessible. Although I'm still left wondering if there is a proper ELI5 for quantum computing somewhere out there
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by connorelsea 9y ago
If this comic isn't diving into technical details then I must be an idiot
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by connorelsea 9y ago
This is all seemingly a very superficial and judgmental process you've described for selecting a business partner. I'd probably want to know more about their work experience and skills - not so much their taste in cola or cigarett
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by connorelsea 9y ago
Looks like a nice library, but I'm not sold on the name
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by connorelsea 9y ago
In Twitter's position, I'd be concerned that my platform would be used for evil in a society where the population is particularly susceptible to propaganda. I wouldn't want to help a modern day Hitler get his message out &quo
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by connorelsea 9y ago
because the whole post is PR speak for "we are going to continue letting donald trump deny climate change and threaten to kill millions of civilians on twitter" under the facade of free-speech protection
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by connorelsea 9y ago
Twitter frequently removes and censors users at the request of governments and due to rule breaking, etc. They aren't a bastion of free speech
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by connorelsea 9y ago
A large number of twitter users frequently advocate for the removal of donald trump, twitter ignored it until now but basically just officially responded "no"
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by connorelsea 9y ago
I feel like this effectively makes Twitter an avenue for propaganda dissemination, giving world leaders who frequently blur the line near facism a "no-rules" platform to give out (mis)information. I mean, trump just denied climate
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by connorelsea 9y ago
Stuff like gatsby gives you best of both worlds. Reusable component based app paradigms + extremely fast static asset serving. https://www.gatsbyjs.org/
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by connorelsea 9y ago
Most of the projects I saw listed have been in use for multiple years already
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by connorelsea 9y ago
With my adblocker on I see the same thing, with it off, that label is moved to a right-hand column as a header for sidebar ads
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by connorelsea 9y ago
ReasonML, more functional programming, more parsing techniques/algs
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by connorelsea 9y ago
This is the dream, but I doubt Apple will offer any kind of proper home-screen integration like there is on Android. I can only hope tho
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by connorelsea 9y ago
Nah, after - to make it a "Fire TV Exclusive" app http://www.cordcuttersnews.com/amazon-pulls-twitch-channel-r...
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by connorelsea 9y ago
reading hn comments
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by connorelsea 9y ago
I personally love iOS and macOS and use them both daily. Though there are facets of both that I think could easily be improved given Apple's position. Off the top of my head - A. Slow development cycles on Safari (they're getting
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by connorelsea 9y ago
Yes, but I would say that anti-competitive behavior is inherently anti-consumer, as the consumer does not benefit from it - and Apple preventing other browser engines is both
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by connorelsea 9y ago
Apple's self-contained platform, huge sums of money, and massive upgrade adoption rates would make it very easy for them to ship modern software. They for some reason choose not to
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by connorelsea 9y ago
Even with a low market share Apple could still theoretically be engaging in practices that are anti-consumer, such as disallowing the use of other browser engines. Though, afaik, Apple does not stoop to the levels of Amazon, who removed the
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by connorelsea 9y ago
Apple has unusually high adoption (compared to Android) for new versions of their OS, I am not too worried. You can ship a service worker and it will not degrade the experience for users on older browsers.
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by connorelsea 9y ago
A lot of communities are also full of great people. Makes it fun and enjoyable a lot of the time. It's also education, you learn from your work and get fairly real-world experience depending on what you're working on
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by connorelsea 9y ago
Chrome is implementing a standard that pretty much all other modern browsers are also implementing. For example, service workers - implemented by Chrome initially and pretty heavily integrated into Android/PWAs - but Firefox and Safari
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by connorelsea 9y ago
True, but also, recent disasters were "freak" ones. Flooding on this level has never really happened in these areas before. A lot of the homes destroyed didn't require flood insurance (homes in the standard flood planes &#x2F
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by connorelsea 9y ago
The recent flooding associated with the cajun navy is not a routine event. It was regarded as a "500 year flood." Local rivers (Amite River) that rarely have a problem with capacity overflowed into nearby cities (Baton Rouge, Denh
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by connorelsea 9y ago
Not sad - this is the beauty of modern JS.
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by connorelsea 9y ago
Time is money. It takes time to manage servers/infra - services like this let people make the choice between spending their time or their money managing infra. The category of managed infra is huge and goes beyond Amazon
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by connorelsea 9y ago
This is not a bad practice export default class C extends React.Component { ... }

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