fabian2k

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by fabian2k 4y ago
I'm looking forward to getting the React Forget compiler at some point. I think this might result in React working closer to how people (wrongly) think React already works. And handling callbacks is just a bit annoying right now. Overa
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And those bonuses have been criticized in the past as well, and might get even more scrutiny now again. I'm not particularly convinced by the arguments for the necessity of these bonuses (at least not at this magnitude). If you pay me
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Either wrap everything into a transaction or just call SaveChangesAsync only once. The exact behaviour depends on the database here, under the hood this uses database transactions.
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by fabian2k 4y ago
EF Core generates pretty good queries for common cases. I'm not entirely sure about really complex analytical queries, but you might want drop down to SQL for those anyway. There is one gigantic footgun in EF Core, that is the decision
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As far as I understand you can use these frameworks to write SPAs as well. I have no idea how well supported that use case is in the end. I find the idea that you want to handle data fetching and routing in a framework to be reasonably conv
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by fabian2k 4y ago
I can't verify this, but when the story broke in Germany there were some diving experts that claimed that you can dive there in those depths without decompression chambers and that people regularly do that. The entire discussion on wha
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by fabian2k 4y ago
> Less than 2% of Docker users have a Free Team organization on their account. I don't think so. The quote above is what they say on that page, and I think that is a pretty useless metric. It affects 2% of all Docker Hub users, 100
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For NMR the resolution depends directly on the strength of the magnetic field, so if those superconductors allow higher magnetic fields they also increase resolution. See e.g. the new Bruker 1.2 GHz NMR spectrometer which uses some high-tem
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Handling a foreign currency is a lot of overhead, you will only find this accepted in locations where it is quite common for people to not have the local currency. If you're in the middle of Europe you'll have a hard time finding
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by fabian2k 4y ago
You won't get anywhere with a $100 bill in many developed countries, outside of some very tourist-y areas maybe. At least not in regular shops, of course you can exchange it at a bank. But if you try to order a coffee with US dollars,
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by fabian2k 4y ago
Having a good way to compose stateful behaviour in React components is really useful. The alternative is a mess of higher-order components which quickly gets very annoying and tedious. Hooks provide that ability, and they make a lot of case
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by fabian2k 4y ago
It will be interesting to see whether the React Forget compiler ( https://reactjs.org/blog/2022/06/15/react-labs-what-we-have-... ) will change any of this. I'm curious how this will turn out to work,
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by fabian2k 4y ago
You have no actual evidence for your allegation that he did no work for years. And not telling someone for 9 days that they are fired is simply not acceptable. I don't know the legal requirements in the relevant jurisdiction here, but
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by fabian2k 4y ago
Calling the disability "an excuse" for someone with muscular dystrophy that sits in a wheel chair could arguably meet that description.
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Worker asks Elon Musk on Twitter: Have I been fired?(bbc.com)
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Flagging seems rather arbitrary at times here. There is the vouching feature to counteract this, but I don't see the option right now. I'm not sure if this is only available if the post is dead entirely, or what other restrictions
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by fabian2k 4y ago
The image is a link, I missed that at first as well. https://www.science.org/content/article/do-no-unconscious-ha...
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by fabian2k 4y ago
The mentioned article appeared in the "News" section of Science, not the "Research" section. There are very different standards for those, this is not a peer-reviewed paper. The snarky remark in the first sentence is a b
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Apart from the significant cost savings for people that use local public transport a lot the biggest benefit is probably that it removes a lot of the unnecessary complexity around buying tickets for many people. The German public transport
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I'm pretty sure there isn't a single point in Germany that is 300km from any passenger rail station. Of course rail doesn't go to small villages, but most medium-size cities have reasonable rail connections here.
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The arguments look very different if they had tried to cure a severe genetic disease. The risk/benefit calculation would be entirely different compared to the stunt that was actually performed. My point is that in cases where consent i
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It still makes a difference for this kind of experiment. There is a difference between experiments and studies on consenting adults and on children, the bar is higher when you are experimenting on children. And it is much clearer that certa
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The children could not consent, and there is a real danger for various side effects while the benefit was very dubious. The method was also sloppy and didn't produce exactly the intended result but slightly different edits, which again
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The Ukraine is in Europe, it is on the borders of the EU. And there are other former members of the Soviet Union that are now part of NATO and the EU. This is absolutely a conflict we have an enormous stake in. Do you think we should not he
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Ukraine is a sovereign actor here, it is defending itself against aggression. Of course they accept and demand weapons from the West, because surrendering or losing this war means a lot of death, suffering and loss of freedom. At the very l
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by fabian2k 4y ago
I mean differences from one day to the next. For longer time frames this of course could affect taste.
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One thing I find interesting, though a bit annoying in practice is that coffee from the same materials and with the same process still can vary quite a bit. I've been using an Aeropress for some months now, and even if I keep all the m
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Maybe it sent the result of a different aircraft? So each calculation was still correct, but they got mixed up when responding.
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The actions to warn and suspend users are kinda intentionally invisible or at least less visible. The idea is not to publicly shame the users and to let them come back and continue to participate without attaching a public black mark to the
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You usually won't see a response, the moderator will either lock the post or more likely warn the user to stop the edit war and if necessary will suspend the user.

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