eagsalazar2

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by eagsalazar2 4y ago
Zod-like runtime parser/validator but built in and automatically inferred from type definitions so I can do MyType.parse(scaryUserInput).
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by eagsalazar2 4y ago
When you consider the power that big oil and gas have worldwide, and all they've already done to sabotage adoption of clean energy, it just seems improbable to me that one day tech will arrive that provides unlimited clean energy witho
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by eagsalazar2 4y ago
Part of the issue is that modern run-flat tires have stupidly low lifespans, like 20K miles. I have a Tesla and opted for non-run-flats with my latest change and I don't think my tires wear any faster than other cars I've had.
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by eagsalazar2 4y ago
Elon is losing his mind. This is clear. Which is scary for a guy with so much power. My guess is in this case Adderal + sleep deprivation + living in an extremely distorted reality = mental breakdown.
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by eagsalazar2 4y ago
I can speak to a handful of things Remix needs to improve, but "makes things that were simple hard" is a very big generalization. Remix nets out for me big time . I've never been as productive with another framework. Also
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by eagsalazar2 4y ago
Remix, zod, tRPC(if/when API endpoints are needed), Typescript, Prisma. This stack is gorgeous. Same language and type definitions front to back is a game changer. The realtime aspect of what you are looking for is the hard part. T
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by eagsalazar2 4y ago
I've heard this sentiment before (that AI != ML, always weirdly hostile) but I've also heard key figures in the AI world say strongly that ML of any kind is a subset of the broader AI umbrella. Are you sure it is strictly wrong t
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by eagsalazar2 4y ago
Design for manufacturing. It is a focus, in building tooling, on how that tooling fits into the larger workflows around the specific domain of the tool, and the role that thoughtful tool design can play in improving (or damaging) the overa
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by eagsalazar2 4y ago
DFM may be a nice lens to look at positioning this through IMO. It's thoughtfully designed around the larger workflow which more archaic (jab jab) tools don't understand or ignore. Honestly I love Trello but wouldn't give i
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by eagsalazar2 4y ago
Just because it didn't work for you once doesn't mean it can't work. I know of many US companies using Eastern European and south American people very successfully and getting high quality contributions.
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by eagsalazar2 4y ago
I can probably afford to pay 200% of what I currently pay to go out to dinner, but I don't because there is sufficient supply and competition. The lack of supply is why you are paid more, not because startups are rich.
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by eagsalazar2 4y ago
I think this is the year this finally comes to pass. The US demand for devs has grown so much faster than our own ability to supply that demand, even with bootcamps and exploding CS dept sizes, that this hasn't been an issue. But if
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by eagsalazar2 4y ago
The odds of all those failures seems impossibly high. I wonder if the exploding fuel tank and/or resulting fire is what damaged the eject mechanism?
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by eagsalazar2 4y ago
I'm not saying anything about what I do or don't know about the meaning of i.e. vs e.g., I'm just saying stand in front of any mall in America and poll people as they go in: (Q1) "Do you, even occasionally, ever use e.g.
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by eagsalazar2 4y ago
Your comment is so crazy, seriously. I said it was not clearly better. I never claimed the opposite either. I never gave my opinion at all except to say, essentially "it's debatable". You are the one dismissing everyone w
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by eagsalazar2 4y ago
If it isn't central to your main point and you don't want to re-litigate, then why make comments that are debatable and are guaranteed to be obnoxious to many people? After saying you don't want to re-litigate, you then re
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by eagsalazar2 4y ago
And, in case you think I'm being pedantic here, I'm not making a stink just because I think you are misguided, I'm making a stink because grammar prissiness is a favorite pastime of liberals (which I am BTW) but the real so
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by eagsalazar2 4y ago
A more appropriate preamble to gp comment might be "It might be of historical interest to you that e.g originally stood for <blahblah> and meant <blahblahblah> and i.e. <blahblahblah>". It would be even more inte
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by eagsalazar2 4y ago
jeeze please stop! e.g. and i.e. both have come to interchangeably and loosely mean "for example" in the very broadest interpretation. Why? Because way back when people who wrote those things did agree on a specific and distinct
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by eagsalazar2 4y ago
Unless you are joking in which case - nice one.
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by eagsalazar2 4y ago
Absurdly incorrect.
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by eagsalazar2 4y ago
There is no "should" except what the most influential majority believes is correct. Language naturally evolves all the time and that is a good and beautiful thing. You may have a preference or think this historical norm is intere
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by eagsalazar2 4y ago
It is not clearly a better experience. Give me a break. 99% of the time it is a grid of icons that launches apps. The notification area on Android is far superior and is actually quite useful compared to iOS where it is a jumbled mess.
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by eagsalazar2 4y ago
If in 100 years the earth is a giant bonsai... wow, that sounds like a pretty amazing outcome given the other very likely alternatives. Honestly, it seems pretty unlikely that given the enormous human population and our incredible appetite
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by eagsalazar2 4y ago
Sort of related, is there a project out there that reimplements enough of dom/css in the canvas to where you could theoretically run a lot of react projects with the canvas as the target instead of the dom itself?
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by eagsalazar2 4y ago
Every word in this sentence is the opposite of my experience and understanding. RN feels like a half maintained backwater compared to react for web. Lots of out of date docs, awful debugging experience, inconsistencies between ios and and
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by eagsalazar2 4y ago
Your entire last sentence, except the higher price bit, is just completely utterly false on its face. Serverless is magically simple - and that is DX, magically simple and easy to reason about. Vendor lockin?? Wat? Again utterly wrong
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by eagsalazar2 4y ago
Businesses have the right to refuse service for any reason that is non-discriminatory. That's a good thing even if you don't agree with their reasons. I know some people do, but I don't count "you can't come in he
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by eagsalazar2 4y ago
And you don't need all this tech for a police state anyway. Police states have been around for a long long time. Doomsday worries about hypothetical uses of tech seem yeah very hypothetical. I agree we should fight govt encroachment
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by eagsalazar2 4y ago
Serverless? Huh I can't get onboard with that one.

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