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by forgottenacc57 9y ago
My recollection was that availability of hardware drivers was a huge issue and a major barrier for operating systems attempting to take on windows.
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by forgottenacc57 9y ago
In bizzaro world, sure.
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by forgottenacc57 9y ago
Having said all that I'm sure it will go the way of the Apple Watch.
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by forgottenacc57 9y ago
Maybe point it at a sports game for stats and game data? Point it down the street to have great restaurants highlighted? Point it at the sky to get astronomical facts? Point it at tourist landmarks to find out about them? Point it anywhere
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by forgottenacc57 9y ago
Probably ignorance is a better word than fantasy.
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by forgottenacc57 9y ago
I think you're doing great work and you are to be thanked.
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by forgottenacc57 9y ago
Perhaps redux really might benefit from communicating heavily with beginners.
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by forgottenacc57 9y ago
I don't question the value of Redux, only that, as is acknowledged by DA, it's not required for reactjs. The problem is because the community reveres Redux so highly that react and Redux are coming to be equated as a pair. Not muc
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by forgottenacc57 9y ago
This article serves only to reinforce that the beautiful simplicity of react is spoilt by the confusion of Redux. I feel that every Redux blog post should start by pointing out that despite react/Redux almost being discusssed synonymou
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by forgottenacc57 9y ago
DHH's writing sort of radiates a sense of superiority.
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by forgottenacc57 9y ago
Why is this on the front page? There's nothing here but the standard steps in a recruiting process, more or less. Some clever upvoting by the team at drivy. Flag it out folks.
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by forgottenacc57 9y ago
Presumably this company is happy for you to take their codebase and walk your next potential employer through it. Probably their competition.
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by forgottenacc57 9y ago
Man I just loathe Australian government initiatives to support startups. It's NEVER what is actually needed i.e easy to access cash or tax relief. Instead it's the government pissing the money into an ecosystem of leech "advi
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Human benchmark: measure your reaction time milliseconds, post in comments(humanbenchmark.com)
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by forgottenacc57 9y ago
Reactjs is dead simple until you introduce Redux. I think applications can be architected that don't need it.
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by forgottenacc57 9y ago
I wonder if it's maybe the architecture of my application that means I don't need to store much state, and I only store state that doesn't seem to subject my app to the issues you describe. When I hear about these apps with a
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by forgottenacc57 9y ago
It's such a dead simple solution that it's never been a problem. Certainly doesn't warrant replacing with all the code and complexity of Redux, which introduces its own demand for testing and QA, and I would argue offsets it
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by forgottenacc57 9y ago
It's lazy to make an ad hominem attack. I write big feature rich react apps without Redux and never hit any situation where I sit around going "damn I need time travel and hot loading and and extra thousand lines of Redux code to
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by forgottenacc57 9y ago
I think it says it all the Redux comes with its own set of tools to see WTF is going on inside it. None of it is necessary. Your code base will thank you as will the gods of software simplicity when you rip out all the Redux and Redux tooli
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by forgottenacc57 9y ago
Maybe I'm doing it wrong but when I (rarely) need state between components I just plop it into a global variable, of which there only ends up being s handful, and it's never been a problem. When I tried to use Redux first it burne
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by forgottenacc57 9y ago
>>time-travel debugging, hot module reloading, and simple and easy undo/redo capabilities These things are prime selling points of Redux and it's interesting that they are simply unimportant bells and whistles not worth the
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by forgottenacc57 9y ago
I used to use an ORM but I discovered in fact that SQL gives me precision, control and performance and indeed I like it. I'll never go back to the ORM.
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by forgottenacc57 9y ago
So many years pen testing. Is blue better than black? Do red pens last longer?
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by forgottenacc57 9y ago
Lots of people saying the API gate away is hard. You don't need to use the API gateway . Just talk direct to Lambda.
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by forgottenacc57 9y ago
In the end it's only the web server that is serverless, you still need other servers depending on your use case, and hey, web servers aren't that hard to run anyway.
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by forgottenacc57 9y ago
This guy is just so awesome, and right! Everyone sucks! I loved hearing about how people suck. I LAUGHED with him, at them.
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by forgottenacc57 9y ago
Which exec? The article doesn't say.
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by forgottenacc57 9y ago
You seem to have missed the irony.
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by forgottenacc57 9y ago
Finally John Scully will steer the ship in the right direction. Wait, what?
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by forgottenacc57 9y ago
He should've stayed. I don't recall bill gates being a good guy. Being a good guy as requirement for being CEO is a 21st century thing.

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