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by gr__or 4y ago
After reading this book review on Haidt's Righetous Mind ( https://astralcodexten.substack.com/p/your-book-review-the-r... ), I've been wondering if I falsely gave him credence for channeling a neutral voice. T
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by gr__or 5y ago
I don't think this is quite right. The difference between observer approaches like SolidJS or MobX (and I'd also put Svelte in this box) and React's data-flow centric one is one of explicitness. With the observer approach cha
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by gr__or 5y ago
Hi Jon Stewart, big fan (wink wink) I was satisfied with this reaction from Jonah wrt the mailing list and such: https://medium.com/@thejonahbennett/statement-on-emails-83c5... The Web3 stuff is making me more skeptica
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by gr__or 5y ago
https://astralcodexten.substack.com/p/the-phrase-no-evidence...
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by gr__or 5y ago
I'd argue Babel-ing and polyfill-ing the webcompat delta is wiser than shipping chromium
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by gr__or 5y ago
I'm seeing d = .54 which afaik is considered a medium effect size?
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by gr__or 5y ago
Lots of housing in Germany is well-insulated enough that AC is not needed. This argument seems dubious.
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by gr__or 5y ago
> I guess replacing configuration with code is one way of achieving "zero-configuration". > Feels like all tooling starts out with "We're simple, no config or code needed!" and eventually ends up so extensible
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by gr__or 5y ago
The wonderful Hillel Wayne has two great essays on the "Engineer"ing question: https://www.hillelwayne.com/post/are-we-really-engineers/ https://www.hillelwayne.com/post/we-are-not-s
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by gr__or 5y ago
Can you provide a source with information on what those variables are exactly?
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by gr__or 5y ago
For a nuanced take on long COVID I recommend Scott's post: https://astralcodexten.substack.com/p/long-covid-much-more-t...
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by gr__or 5y ago
I was about to post this. I am surprised most publications give FB/WhatsApp the moral highground, given what this tweet suggests. Is there an angle I am missing?
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by gr__or 5y ago
I am wondering if it's because they were linking to the Sci-Hub pages in both tweets and the profile
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Playwright makes end-to-end testing fun(dflate.io)
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by gr__or 5y ago
I would say the popular server-focused frameworks that came before suffered from complementing problems which also did not lead to a pit of success. Namely view code (HTML/CSS/JS) was harder to compose in a scalable fashion, Rails
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by gr__or 5y ago
I've done basically that but with auto-email reply and a short survey: https://gregor11.typeform.com/to/CjaodBIc (I call it my recruiter-shield)
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by gr__or 5y ago
Berliner here with a fairly leftie friend group, but decently interested in market dynamics: There was money to be made in housing 10 years ago when rents were half of what they are today. What changed is the demand / supply ratio. I g
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by gr__or 6y ago
> a lesser-known date format called ISO 8601 is he being ironic? One of the things I love most about 8601 is it being supported by basically every* std lib (and definitely every library working with dates) * JS, Python, Ruby, PostgreSQL,
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by gr__or 6y ago
> Secondly it creates dependency between receivers and givers. I'd rather empower workers collectively than make people dependent on welfare. This, in contrast to UBI is I think viable across the spectrum and actually what people wa
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by gr__or 6y ago
I so so much appreciate this article. Google's maps dominance has been frustrating me, both as a user who wants innovation, and as a developer who wants affordable access. Very excited to read about these combined efforts (and, like yo
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by gr__or 6y ago
Fair distinction, thanks for making it! My async use cases so far have been in a realm where everything modeled was everything I cared about, and those specifics of the runtime didn't become relevant. I wanted to refer to your example
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by gr__or 6y ago
I think the pain you went through with Java is not quite compareable, as the described havoc (and I do really feel your pain here) would not happen like that in Rust, for the reason that you would have to model these things more explicitly.
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by gr__or 6y ago
Phew, I remembered tweeting that comment ( https://twitter.com/watware/status/1323610182560161792 ) and was about to flame this post for lack of attribution. Glad I read on! Good stuff.
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by gr__or 7y ago
1. Google for different keywords describing your use case. If you've exhausted Google, search your Lang's package repository directly (Google tends to only show a couple results per page) 2. Is it solving your problem? 2. Check lo
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by gr__or 7y ago
Afaik companies can't ask for donations in the US.
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by gr__or 7y ago
They did clearly state "given the context". The context being someone who, supposedly (I don't know, that was before my time and outside of my circles), had those traits. So I think saying "by thinking anyone with differ
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by gr__or 7y ago
I don't think this slippery slope style reasoning captures interesting disagreement. Imo we should look at the majority of cases and not get lost in edge cases. Which category does what you describe fall into? My intuition says the lat
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by gr__or 7y ago
I wrote about this a while ago, and now I wonder whether I read this post at some point in the past. Anyway, here it is: https://dflate.io/svelte-react-reconciliation
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by gr__or 8y ago
Number 3, please. A world in which there's other ways to give back then selling out your privacy, thereby having great choice and privacy simultaneously. I know, I'm naive.
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by gr__or 8y ago
Could you give some examples of how specifically layouting is solved more elegantly in these systems? I don't have too much experience outside of the web and I'm certainly not enthusiastic about layouting in CSS (though with flex

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