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9y ago
If you are creating a separate directory for each "module" then it would just be one more file in each directory. Component - index.js - Component.js - component.scss - Component.spec.js This structure has worked really well for m
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That's not true. https://www.zumper.com/blog/2016/03/mapping-san-franciscos-r... The only 2 hilly neighborhoods that support your theory are Pac Heights and Russian Hill, but that has less to do with the
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9y ago
And I can say the same about Facebook. They have kept me in touch with friends and family that I would have no relationship with at this point if it wasn't for Facebook's absurd levels of adoption (which is driven by an amazing pr
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9y ago
I've tried a similar approach in the past and it just does not work for me. Besides the fact that it is very tedious, I don't retain any of the knowledge because it's like reading a dictionary. It's impossible to absorb
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9y ago
What is with this cynicism? Bay area tech "drones" are some of the luckiest workers in the world. I work at a pretty average tech company here in the bay and every day I am amazed at how good I have it. I get paid multiple times t
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9y ago
Just an fyi, if you are just doing a shallow comparison you can use React.PureComponent which will implement a shallow comparison sCU for you.
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9y ago
Thanks for being a condescending asshole.
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The article specifically states that he doesn't want a backdoor: “We’ve had very good open and productive conversations with the private sector over the last 18 months about this issue, because everybody realizes we care about the same
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10y ago
OP said: "replacing otherwise completely perfect Apple hardware that gets conveniently software upgraded to be too old for normal daily functions" For iOS v10, the iPhone 5, which was released in 2012, is still supported. So no, A
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10y ago
Jesus christ, it's being used in a comedic manner. Most of the devs looking at that repo wouldn't consider themselves a bro.
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10y ago
Browsers and JavaScript are what we have, we can't magically replace every browser and JS implementation in the world. We have to figure out where we want to go and slowly get there. That is exactly what is happening in the frontend wo
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10y ago
I carry my kindle around and try to read any chance I get. Or if there is not enough time to read, I try to do... nothing. Haha I know it may seem like a crazy concept but I have been trying to resist the urge of always looking through Inst
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10y ago
Nah, I don't spend much time on HN. I just scan the front page 2-3 times a day. Plus, I gain a lot of value out of it. I would probably not be where I am in my career were it not for HN.
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10y ago
I had this same issue until I stopped visiting Reddit completely (even in my off work hours) and gave up my addiction to news. It's amazing the difference it has made in my productivity.
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10y ago
That's way more confusing. At least with `that`, you know it is pointing at the current instance. If you see `anyOtherVariableName` you have to know what it was assigned.
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Well obviously it's satire, but I don't think the actual behavior was left out to frustrate the reader. The joke is that those 3 options offered would be the logical answers to the question, but the actual answer is somehow less l
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10y ago
On number 3, that behavior is exactly what I would expect. Not sure what other logical behavior you would propose... The other options don't make sense: "A) Aligned horizontally with the first two, but after both of them?" Fl
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10y ago
I've never understood these complaints about being interrupted. Unless someone is walking over to your desk every 5 min, you should be able to handle the few interruptions you get in a day. Also this idea that a "layperson" d
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10y ago
You don't have to use Yarn. And if you do want to, it's a simple drop in replacement that requires almost zero configuration. Yarn will save you 10x the time you spend configuring it from using it just once. But go ahead, keep usi
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10y ago
Yeah, they are. People get confused because ES6 === ES2015, "ES7" === ES2016. I sometimes make the same mistake.
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Slavery does exist but in 1st world countries people do look at it with bewilderment even though it is still around in some places.
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Those professions cannot be compared with software, you would have to compare an industry where the product is intangible. Do you see musicians making samples and giving them away to other musicians for free? Sure, you can find some online
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10y ago
Can someone explain why someone would choose Vue over React (or one of the clones)? When I looked at the docs for Vue it reminded me of my Backbone days.
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10y ago
Anyone that claims one easy fix to a complex problem is most likely talking out of their ass. Just like with anything else in life, the answer is way more complicated than the zealots on both sides would have you believe. Like you pointed o
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10y ago
Do you have any data to back any of these claims up? Even if your claim that Google is destroying SEO traffic to these sites is true (which I am not convinced it is) and my site is getting less traffic from Google, the last thing I want to
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10y ago
"Aviation is awesome in that sense - accident investigations are focused on understanding what happened, and preventing re-occurence. Allocating blame or punishment are not part of it, at least in enlightened jurisdictions." Same
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"Since when did bikes get so unbelievably expensive?" Quality bikes have always been expensive. You can still go buy a cheap bike at Walmart as the parent post points out. "unless you're doing some very very intensive mo
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10y ago
That's exactly what it is. I only hear about this nonsense on HackerNews and related sites. In The Real World, I haven't seen an increase in people abandoning MacOS for Linux or Windows, just the usual dev that claims "I'
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10y ago
Do you have any stats to back that claim up?
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10y ago
Some more design advice if you're interested: In between the big 3 sections, I would do at least 40px. In terms of spacing between the heading and the content below, I generally use a variation of the rule of thirds. It's not a st
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