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by crubier 5y ago
You’re right, it was probably with our react native package, and maybe also with our electron package. And also with Strapi. And maybe others, I will never know.
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by crubier 5y ago
Yes completely. No problem with those.
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by crubier 5y ago
It’s is first and foremost due to the “mathematically correct” (or at least “more correct”) resolution algorithms used in yarn. And it is further improved by the local caching of packages indeed. Note that you can even be in “zero install”
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by crubier 5y ago
FWIW I tried pnpm 8months ago and had problems with a lot of tools/packages. Next (or some next related project) did not work well with it, and many others. Went back to yarn v2.
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by crubier 5y ago
This is why you should use yarn v2 or v3. Dependencies clusterfck are not a thing with yarn. We went from having a lot of weird bugs like that every month to having zero, for 2 years thanks to yarn. The counterpart is that yarn sometimes ne
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by crubier 5y ago
Yarn is absolutely safer than npm in terms of determinism and lock file preciseness. I think it was actually one of the main goals of yarn v2 to be fully reproductible and deterministic. After performance, the other main reason we moved fro
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by crubier 5y ago
We have a monorepo with 200packages. NPM install times were longer than 1hour. Unusable. Yarn v2 took this down to 20 seconds. Yes, around 200x faster. They just are not comparable on that aspect. The issues we had are with some packages wh
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by crubier 5y ago
No. Sorry that you can’t see that a laptop and this have very different form factor and ergonomics.
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by crubier 5y ago
I suppose you are blind, because the photos clearly show that it’s handheld and portable.
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by crubier 5y ago
You mean zig ? https://ziglang.org/
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by crubier 5y ago
No one knows with certainty indeed. But we do know with high probability that the outcome would have been roughly similar given the massive unbalance of important metrics.
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by crubier 5y ago
I would count the White House as “people in power in the US” I think I most cases.
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by crubier 5y ago
These do indeed sound cool. Too bad that most vim users I know face these use cases rarely enough that it takes longer to remember how to do these tricks rather than just do it in a normal IDE.
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by crubier 5y ago
I cmd-arrow + click on it on my MacBook trackpad if needed. Believe it or not, it’s actually really really fast, and in my experience faster than any vim trick. The reason why it’s faster is that it’s a lower level task: I can just visually
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by crubier 5y ago
They have been using its daily at work for many years. And they are very competent and productive programmers. It’s just that it’s tempting to find the “perfect” combo when performing complex tasks, and that takes time and mental energy eve
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by crubier 5y ago
Thank you for this explanation. It makes sense. But still, I find that vim is overcomplicating things for no good reason. What happened to KISS? Like every time I make this sort of remark, the thread becomes a thread about vim people debati
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by crubier 5y ago
Lol, exactly making my point thank you
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by crubier 5y ago
You mean “esc, d, d, ., ., ., ., esc” which is two mode changes, eight key strokes of three different types. Versus five identical key strokes with VSCode. Next. Also define “smooth flow”. I my experience pair programming, by the time you a
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by crubier 5y ago
Absolutely not. My problem with Vim is I pair program with Vim experts on a daily basis and am annoyed at their slowness while they are proudly using their gimmicks. (Also the length and complexity of the answer you linked makes me laugh, a
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by crubier 5y ago
Taiwan and Ukraine are neighbors of China and Russia respectively. Also, I didn’t talk about the Soviet Union which disappeared 30years ago. But about Russia, who does not spend trillions in wars halfway round the globe. Imagine China havin
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by crubier 5y ago
The population of many European countries overwhelmingly desperately wanted the US to intervene during WW2. This is not at all the case at all in Vietnam, Irak or Afghanistan
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by crubier 5y ago
But China and Russia do not interfere nearly as much with countries all over the planet. And the “just let countries live their life peacefully” alternative is actually much more enticing than “force capitalism and democracy on countries th
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by crubier 5y ago
To remove 5 lines in VSCode I would just type cmd-backspace 5 times. Don’t even have to count the number of lines beforehand. Just delete lines until it looks as you wanted. Much simpler than the complex process you describe, that involves
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by crubier 5y ago
Both. The people in power have power over the government through lobbying and over the public through press and media. So both were fooled indeed
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by crubier 5y ago
Oh yes, Europe in general was against it. France got the honor of getting canceled before cancelling was cool but I’m not saying we were smarter than the rest. But America was fooled
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by crubier 5y ago
Sure, tell me more about how the Afghanistan and Irak war helped make the world a better place
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by crubier 5y ago
As a French person, I remember very clearly when war in Afghanistan and then Irak was decided almost 20years ago, and how obvious the outcome was for us even back then. In 2003 I was 16, but we already knew how this was going to end up, and
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by crubier 5y ago
And all of these had a high reward for terrorist attacks (high impact, psychological, financial or sanitary). Which is obviously not the case of a freaking radio antenna.
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by crubier 5y ago
It’s been operating for decades so don’t worry about it
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by crubier 5y ago
I don’t like your technique because: 1- As you say yourself, there is some amount of subjectivity about when « handleX » is the best description (when the effect is extensive enough) and when it is not. 2- The whole point of calling handler

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