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by efields 4y ago
Better to figure out long term production plans, i.e. “we need to get out of china bc the US/china relationship is deteriorating”, before committing to production. This is fine.
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by efields 4y ago
you're not missing anything :-P there's a big distortion field around expectations vs reality with webpack.
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by efields 4y ago
This is refreshing, and not unlike what Stimulus is trying to do in the RoR space. This is simpler than Stimulus, IMHO. So much about modern FE dev requires knowing stuff that was intentionally abstracted to purer forms years if not _decade
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by efields 4y ago
Congrats to Svelte. More than a couple years ago, I gave my team the opportunity to go React, Vue or Svelte after giving them time to test them out. React was basically the legacy code that we were familiar with. This was right around the f
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by efields 4y ago
seeing these numbers just now unlocked something inside of me
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by efields 4y ago
I'm listening. I've heard this three times in the last week. But I haven't been ELI5'd what this really means for the rest of my adulthood. I only know a "Globalized World". I was in elementary school when Bill
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by efields 4y ago
More than anything else. If you took oil out of the meta, it’s not like humanity would die off. It’d just be very different. We’d still be thriving. We’d still likely have scientific breakthroughs that increase quality of life. It’d just be
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by efields 4y ago
Zeihan has been prescient for a while but is rarely quoted in anything mainstream, which makes me feel like I’m missing something about him.
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by efields 4y ago
The exchange is NFT for eth. In order to do that, it requires gas. That is a fee imposed on the user, meaning they have to pay something in order to pursue a digital transaction for digital goods. Payments in iOS for digital goods and servi
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by efields 4y ago
> Can I modify my page after it's been published? > Not currently, but we're thinking about it. Very rarely do you need to update a page once it's been posted … what? edit: I literally had to edit this post because the
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by efields 4y ago
A million years ago (2019 or so) I bought a Pi on eBay preloaded with PiHole. It's worked well ever since.
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by efields 4y ago
Aw man. Sorry you have no friends.
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by efields 4y ago
BM is probably something that should have been acquired by a larger food company. Their product line is really limited for a public corporation.
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by efields 4y ago
We shred all cardboard that's not shiny. Generally you can feel if there's a coating. I will also be picking out plastic from our soil for years, but you use the resources you have. It's a worthwhile tradeoff IMHO.
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by efields 4y ago
yes and?
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by efields 4y ago
that is… a small number
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by efields 4y ago
I have a Genius Bar appointment I've rescheduled twice to discuss this, but it sounds like i really have no reason to believe there's anything "wrong" with my phone. I do hope software fixes can help, but maybe there&#x2
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by efields 4y ago
Incoming rant: I’ve had to do more hands-on hydration work as I explore static site generators and I’m just deeply unhappy with the state of front end tooling. I now have a taste for * directory based routing and opinionated defaults that g
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by efields 4y ago
Sure. Just violate the TOS of YouTube and you can do all kinds of fun.
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by efields 4y ago
I use none of those tools mentioned but have tried different flavors of them. macOS has also felt pretty baked for years. I mostly use a mac today the same way I have for the last 15 years. Every improvement in productivity or moment of del
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by efields 4y ago
Lol at the fact that this is unreadable on a phone.
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by efields 4y ago
That’s a good point about Apple’s own resource reallocation necessary in the short term. iOS feels _pretty good_ these days compared to where it was not too long ago, but having to “unlock” APIs that were built to be private but now have to
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by efields 4y ago
Let’s start the list of UX that could be built if apple followed these rules starting tomorrow. What will be available to me that I don’t have now, and how will it benefit me, Joe P. Consumer? Keep in mind, I have no idea what a software de
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by efields 4y ago
As a regular user, I have no intention of side loading anything! Don’t feel like I’m missing out on anything! Enlighten me.
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by efields 4y ago
Louder, louder for the people in the back. The market controlling genetics in plant propagation has consistently lead to favoring bigger, more uniform, more shelf-stable, and this has always lead to less nutrition, over-consumption, and mor
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by efields 4y ago
20 year payback horizon for us in MD, USA. And that's still would only covering 20-40% of our annual electric usage. We have a fully electric house. It doesn't take more than a couple trees in the wrong place to make you a lousy c
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by efields 4y ago
Act. It's so simple.
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by efields 4y ago
We moved early-covid to a neighborhood in my wife's hometown. Got twice the space inside and outside for the same price we sold (moving from major metro -> minor metro). In a few short months, our bff neighbors were gone, meeting ne
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by efields 4y ago
You can have both long grasses that establish and preserve natural habitats and also have places for humans and their companions to walk and play. If you have a half acre backyard and only play in the 2/3 closest to your house, mow tha
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by efields 4y ago
Don't multi-task and have work you want to do. If you're multi-tasking then you're doing a lot of crap work that should be automated, or at least processed sequentially. One at a time. Use a list, don't go to the next on

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