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by ht85 6y ago
> Churn from other dev's stuff gets in your merge/rebase work Wouldn't other people' work only cause issues if they are changing the same files, in which case conflicts would happen even if the work is spread in multi
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by ht85 6y ago
> bugs where typings don't match what you expect and everything blows up are common > the only overhead is making sure objects were passing around match on both ends Seem like is it a big deal based on the first sentence. I'
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by ht85 6y ago
React has been able to use jsx without build forever, here is a modern take: [1] The babel script is huge but it might be an option to get the ball rolling on a big upgrade. 1. https://medium.com/@to_pe/how-to-add-react
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by ht85 6y ago
Because after a few thousand hours of ruby, when you can - most of the time - tell a variable form a function, or if a function is receiving a list of argument or a hash, you now need another challenge.
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by ht85 6y ago
Thanks, wasn't aware of that, very interesting!
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by ht85 6y ago
Given that OP is a self-proclaimed "update hater", I guess the reason they don't get a 5 year commercial cert is cost? In that case whining online about it seems uncalled for. Also from an architecture standpoint, the post se
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by ht85 6y ago
They do though, as long as you can use the DNS-01 challenge.
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by ht85 6y ago
He gives possible dosages at the bottom of the article, but this should obviously be done with medical supervision, at least to measure initial levels.
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by ht85 6y ago
> Even Postgres gets it wrong sometimes Imagining a timeline where people would say that about MongoDB is a good way to assess the project's quality...
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by ht85 6y ago
https://github.com/Microsoft/TypeScript/issues/467#issuecomm...
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by ht85 6y ago
> 1969 Nice. My career started around age 10, as I published my first page online. It was built on a pirated copy of Claris HomePage. Thanks, Claris!
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by ht85 6y ago
Doesn't that mean typing 20% faster would save you half an hour on a given workday?
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by ht85 6y ago
I think an issue to monetize this is that if you build a web app, you are going to have a way to send emails, and a "users" table. Implementing email login on top of that is probably as easy as integrating with an external service
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by ht85 6y ago
I've worked from home since 2012. Along the way I figured what I miss is not human interaction. On the contrary, I'd rather have it exclusively outside of work hours, even with colleagues. What I miss is the feeling of having peop
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by ht85 6y ago
> server's 2-way Are thinking of encoding / decoding? If so it isn't used for passwords.
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by ht85 6y ago
That's because it's fairly easy to link acquisitions with different marketing channels, whereas that is not possible for most technical work. If you want to give engineers a financial interest you do it through options / stoc
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by ht85 6y ago
I'm skeptical about the way state can change from under you within the same execution of the rendering function. This type of mutability will prevent all the help that typescript normally gives for complex components. Also if anyone ha
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by ht85 6y ago
Nah, I just wanted to state my appreciation.
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by ht85 6y ago
See sibling comments for solutions to do exactly that.
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by ht85 6y ago
I've has a lot of success using react-app-rewired to do small changes to the webpack config. You avoid ejecting and benefit from upgrades to CRA, but you can customize anything you like. There's a `customize-cra` lib that provides
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by ht85 6y ago
Props to the people who have been managing the project. I have done a lot of React in the last 6 years and have never been frustrated with their decisions, which is very rare. I think beyond the technical aspects, the way React evolved over
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by ht85 6y ago
Can people who work on both platform comment on the biggest issues for them? Nowadays I work mostly at my desk, but for several years I've worked 90% of the time on my laptop keyboard. Synaptics with a bit of customization (Area*Edge s
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by ht85 6y ago
https://github.com/ValveSoftware/steam-for-linux/issues/3671
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by ht85 6y ago
Are there 100% medical procedures with 100% success rate? To me it seems that failures happens pretty often, generally due to incompetence, limitations in the science regarding the problem or insufficient resources. Seems very similar to bu
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by ht85 6y ago
For me nothing beats the feeling I get when I read a heartfelt message from a user who's happy about something I decided / did personally.
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by ht85 7y ago
I'm not sure about smartphones but it seems like a physical cover would be a perfect fit on a notebook. Maybe the reason it isn't done is that it gives bad vibes to people about being spied on without their knowledge?
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by ht85 7y ago
While I'm glad they didn't give one of those insulting 10k payouts, I'm actually surprised this one wasn't higher. This isn't a complete remote takeover but accessing a live feed of an unsuspecting person just by th
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by ht85 7y ago
Nice plugin to make sure you never mutate: https://github.com/jonaskello/tslint-immutable/tree/master/t... You can add a rule based on the name of the variable to allow mutating (e.g. naming it `mutableS
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by ht85 7y ago
It would be nice if you could assign the result of a try / catch (or any block) to a variable, you can kind of emulate it with an IIFE: const outer = (() => { try { ... return ... } catch (error) {
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by ht85 7y ago
> You grow up wielding a certain power, and you know your decisions matter and will affect your everyday life. This ingrains a close relationship between the citizens and their representatives. As a Swiss citizen, I think the feeling of

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