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by erlich 6y ago
I mean this seems like what cops are for. Sending in cou sellors and a paramedic is just putting them in danger. Homeless should not be above the law and if they a disturbing the peace they need to face consequences so they don't do it
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by erlich 6y ago
Why would someone call the police for a non-violent mental health issue? I can only imagine the need if there is a danger or someone will need to be restrained. I can only see this increasing risk of danger to citizens.
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by erlich 7y ago
Oh they're out there. I spend a lot of time trying to convince people to try running. There are so many excuses I hear: it's bad for my knees, bad for my back, upsets my stomach, gives me a headache.
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by erlich 8y ago
The keyboard is great. It means that I get a free battery replacement about every 2 years when keys start getting stuck.
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by erlich 8y ago
Me too. The increase in complexity and lack of visibility from a DI system, vs what the manual wiring code would look like, can be immense.
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by erlich 8y ago
Thanks! > lazy loading can happen in any component rather than only at "page" level You can use dynamic imports anywhere in Next using `react-loadable`. > more things are provided by the team via plugins Next relies on its t
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by erlich 8y ago
Have any of the maintainers used Next.js? What was your opinion? What does Fusion.js do differently/better?
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by erlich 8y ago
How many full-time employees working on the framework?
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by erlich 8y ago
Yeh those small bugs are very frustrating. I wish it was written in Javascript too. A big issue IMHO is Ocaml. FP heads usually hate JS, and they cannot dogfood Flow. All the little issues feel like the devs don't use it enough to know
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by erlich 8y ago
Microsoft need to stop creating sub-par products. Skype is absolute junk...takes me 15 mins to get a call working each time. Microsoft Teams/Planner is junk too. I understand things are changing, but it still feels like they have weak
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by erlich 8y ago
Why do you even need providers? No one using React uses them. Google can't break free of old Java habits.
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by erlich 9y ago
This is really good because now we can see if all the outrage was justified.
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by erlich 9y ago
> Don't follow a specific diet and don't exercise regularly. Exercise every day.
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by erlich 9y ago
This is all about the minimum wage. > The annual earnings for a full-time minimum-wage worker is $15,080 at the current federal minimum wage of $7.25. Full-time work means working 2,080 hours each year, which is 40 hours each week. [1] G
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by erlich 10y ago
I thought someone important had died...
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by erlich 10y ago
I think its democratic which is the best system we have. Any kid with a new idea can have his ideas listened to. This means we don't get stuck.
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by erlich 10y ago
And if Steve Jobs didn't build Apple, someone else would have.
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by erlich 10y ago
> people trust them in important questions like performance I think this is part of the tradeoff that they excel at. There is a huge difference between perfecting and optimizing vs. shipping and growing an ecosystem.
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by erlich 10y ago
Some ppl simply are rock stars. They are better than everyone else at the whole open-source lifecycle. They know how to do the marketing, manage scope, ship features, manage issues, etc. To make a successful open-source project is not easy
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by erlich 10y ago
Curious - what did the comment say before deleted?
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by erlich 10y ago
Being able to simulate amnesia is my goal. I write code that I come back to and don't understand, and realise its terribly complex because I understood everything at the time, but could not imagine what it would be like coming back aft
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by erlich 10y ago
Yeh I initially hated that commonjs was not used for es2015 imports. Slowed down application startup and lack of node.js compatibility. But after reading the justification it will be better in the long run. We just need some way to lazy loa
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by erlich 10y ago
The point I'm making is that when people have tried to develop a UI framework in a single language from scratch and offer the same functionality as the web, they fail. Performance sucks, or its not flexible enough to deliver certain fu
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by erlich 10y ago
Agree. But I think they made the right call. Monetising Tonic seems quite difficult, and this will give them time to not worry about fund-raising, burn rates, etc. and continue building their product for a while at least. After their two ye
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by erlich 10y ago
Tonic is seriously cool and the long-term vision would be amazing for Node development however... > Stripe decided to take a bet on our vision and our team I feel confident to make a prediction that Tonic will eventually ride off into th
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by erlich 10y ago
> The irony here is people like this HURT their own cause. Completely agree. No considering given to side effects. And no empathy towards the women who did not need gender quotas to be able to succeed, who now have to deal with everyone
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by erlich 10y ago
I'm hoping it is. We have ended up with really good tools compared to what we had before. Think about using commonjs requires, compared to the craziness of the Rails asset pipeline and sprockets, or manually specifying js files. We jus
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by erlich 10y ago
My thinking on this is that everytime someone has tried to unify these tools it hasn't gone well. Think about Google Web Toolkit, or Microsoft's XAML. It's better to have everyone experimenting, blogging and doing their thing
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Ask HN: What do you predict for front end web development for the next 5 years?
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by erlich 10y ago
You can literally use Javascript for all of this.

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