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by d0m 10y ago
One thing I'm wondering with elm is how does it deal with state across different components? I.e. where would you put the settings of the current user and how would you access that within one component? (By component I mean the (init,u
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by d0m 10y ago
If I was still a student, I would definitely go in quantum computing. So much opportunities for innovation on a very cool subject. I often wonder what will happen at the 0-day quantum machine where it's not just a few qbit but the real
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by d0m 10y ago
(I didn't downvote you, I really don't mind, but it did sound aggressive). Here's what you wrote: >> Too bad. The author addressed everything you said. You just didn't read past the sentence you quoted. >> No
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by d0m 10y ago
Completely agree. The problem is that the downvote means too many things at the same time (Spam AND Disagree AND Not-adding-to-the-convo) HN rules suggest that one shouldn't downvote to disagree, but it's not what's happening
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by d0m 10y ago
I'm already using immutable objects, this is a separate issue. The question is about how to keep the UIState (Say inside a component) in sync with the AppState considering they both evolve differently?
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by d0m 10y ago
The surface area of react and redux is small and simple, but that doesn't mean that building complex applications with it is easy. Essentially, redux is just a big reduce on an immutable object. The just here is what makes redux gr
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by d0m 10y ago
That's great, very exciting to have it internet based and to have it become smarter and smarter over time.
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by d0m 11y ago
Hey feel free to ping me (phzbox@gmail.com) if you want to talk. My wife is a family doctor and we talk a lot about that stuff. I'm pretty sure I can help you.
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by d0m 11y ago
It's not clear to me what is burnout. Sometimes I'm really exhausted for a few weeks, but I just keep pushing and then it goes away. Is it a bad thing? Could that develop into a real burnout..? Would it be preferable to take a f
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by d0m 11y ago
I think you should use whatever you're best with. There are so many risks in a startup that you might as well not add another technical risk. PG was a lisp expert so it made sense for him to use it.
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by d0m 11y ago
It's cool. Why using the braces rather than ()?
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by d0m 11y ago
Yeah, there are big problems with their UX. I don't think the problem is the "10% more space" or clean design, just bad decisions for simple UX concepts. I would expect something to be somewhere logically, but it's not.
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by d0m 11y ago
mastercrawler, funny ;-) I'll need to remember this one for in a few years.
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by d0m 11y ago
Ironically, while reading very quickly your comment, I clearly stopped on Germain because it was different than the rest of the words (capitalized) ;-)
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by d0m 11y ago
I can see how useful it is for the less technical part of the team as a way to see all components and their important states.
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by d0m 11y ago
Someone once told me that school is such bullshit that if you can though it out for 4 whole years that means a lot about determination.. Of course real life is more nuanced but I thought it had a little bit of truth to it.
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by d0m 11y ago
I agree. I've both worked as an employee and as an employer from remote work, and it's just really hard to get right. But if there's one thing is to make it remote friendly right from the beginning. Think about it, it's
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by d0m 11y ago
I'm ready to get downvoted to hell with this comment but here we go..: I feel like only non-javascript devs are bashing against small modules and NPM. All great javascript devs I know LOVE that mentality. Let me offer some reasons why
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by d0m 11y ago
This is what npm/github is! Rather than having comments in one thread you have them spread in issues and pull request.
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by d0m 11y ago
Yes, this is exactly what I was thinking about looking at the quantum example. For the end-user, it's the same high-level concept, but in the background the implementation is different. The quantum one create a new fork for each possib
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Ask HN: What to do to protect against NPM malicious activities?
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by d0m 11y ago
So.. story time. While at the university, there was that project where we had to create an elevator simulator in C as a way to learn threading and mutexes. All the tmp files were stored in ./tmp/. In between build/run/de
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by d0m 11y ago
But as someone pointed out in a different thread, Apple doesn't support their OWN old macbook ;)
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by d0m 11y ago
Maybe one possible way to fix this problem is to let you unpublish it as long as no one else downloaded it. I.e. once I've got your security, then you're already compromised and you need to change it.
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by d0m 11y ago
I edited my post while you were writing yours ;-) Thanks for the clarification.
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by d0m 11y ago
Hmm, how does that help? User A: Publish package X1.0 (with 2 factor auth) User B: Download with npm package X1.0 User A: Unpublish package. User C: Publish package X1.0, malware code (with a different 2 factor auth) User B: Som
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by d0m 11y ago
If you want to keep it very minimal you can add a "alt"-type description on mouseover, maybe just the name.
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by d0m 11y ago
I know bliz doesn't want it, but it would be so much better with sc2.
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by d0m 11y ago
For one thing you can move for the three months program without visa :o
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by d0m 11y ago
Btw, I didn't down-vote you I think it's a valid question. To your point: >> The reality is that there are tons of other people who are as qualified as this person I think this is where industry veteran may have an edge comp

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