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by iforgot22 2y ago
I show myself to subtly remind the team that I'm a real person. Most of them see each other in-person each day, while I'm remote. But it'd be nice if they didn't see such a zoomed-in view of my face.
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by iforgot22 2y ago
I work remotely. Didn't think about these causes before, but they make sense now. Having a separate laptop for Zoom would solve all these at once. But besides that, I feel like there are more meetings than before. Maybe it's becau
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by iforgot22 2y ago
Yeah, it's no big deal, I just find it odd that it's even a requirement. And using React doesn't get you out of making a service worker either.
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by iforgot22 2y ago
Was going to say "please no XMPP again," but apparently that was 2000.
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by iforgot22 2y ago
Other way around works too (I gave an example above), it's just not pretty in either direction. XML makes sense for open-ended, human-written things like documents or apps. It doesn't work so well for APIs and other machine-read&#
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by iforgot22 2y ago
I don't remember anything about the XML ecosystem, but XML is already a totally different format from JSON without considering that. <body myattr="yeah"> <thing>hi</thing> <thing thingatt
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by iforgot22 2y ago
Probably has changed since then, but I remember the RN docs telling me to use Expo. I was wondering the whole time, do people actually use Expo or no. And why is it uploading my code to some website? Soon I had a clear answer; I had to &quo
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by iforgot22 2y ago
Also Typescript, if your team started using it.
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by iforgot22 2y ago
I really do have to relearn react-router every time I use it, then I pin it to that version so it doesn't break later. Last time was v6, now there's v7 since Nov '24. Besides that, React churn isn't too bad. I have to fi
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by iforgot22 2y ago
React didn't have hooks 10 years ago, but at least they're compatible with classes
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by iforgot22 2y ago
That's all fine if the particular customers you want to reach are among the millions used to WeChat services.
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by iforgot22 2y ago
The service worker thing is a weird amount of boilerplate. Every time I go back to making a PWA, I skip through 10 search results explaining what a service worker is (idc) until I just find whatever .js code I have to copy. And it's no
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by iforgot22 2y ago
In this case, the problem is more the prereqs. The user must first install Python and some packages, which already brings up the question of which version and which package manager. And in easier cases, if it's so easy, why not package
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by iforgot22 2y ago
The downtown areas of Mountain View, Cupertino, San Jose, Los Altos, Saratoga, and Palo Alto are pretty lively (sorry Sunnyvale). And most of America is suburbia, but people are still friendlier there.
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by iforgot22 2y ago
I've seen this in remote areas in the US too. There's a broadband ISP, but they only connect to one house for some reason, even though others would be willing to pay. So "neighbors" (separated by a thousand feet) share e
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by iforgot22 2y ago
ML, a subset of AI...