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by imbnwa 3y ago
Possible to have a feature requiring a dependency update that may be mutually exclusive with the previous dependency graph of the former feature set?
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by imbnwa 3y ago
>Considering the list is made up of names like Bon Jovi and Nicki Minaj, I'm not THAT concerned about their livelihoods. They could never a single penny for the rest of their lives and they'd still remain unfathomably richer th
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Westeros Is Poorly Designed(medium.com)
2 points by imbnwa 3y ago|0 comments
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by imbnwa 3y ago
Perhaps Svelte, Solid, React, et al should form a working group and hammer out an interopt standard
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by imbnwa 3y ago
Fascinating
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Socializing costs, hoarding profits
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by imbnwa 3y ago
Remember the Observable proposal?
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by imbnwa 3y ago
> It already is, obviously. But how is SolidJS supposed to work with other non-SolidJS code? Who actually writes code like this? People use some signal graph library for application code typically, I’ve never seen anyone mixing SolidJs w
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by imbnwa 3y ago
Do you mean a cover letter is both required and taken seriously or is there a further component as well?
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by imbnwa 3y ago
For some reason I’m a reminded of David Hume’s argument about causation
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by imbnwa 3y ago
Does Premium provide this?
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by imbnwa 3y ago
> We are writing intensive (but we still believe in spoken collaboration) This is so hard to get off the ground without stern, respected leadership when dealing with disparate levels of interest in engineering (even though that’s everyo
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by imbnwa 3y ago
I don't see the virtue of grounding an empirical wisdom in some species of scientific (mechanical might be better the term?) description. Funny enough, in relation to your comment, I've never met anyone motivated by this brand of
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Shutting down the letsblock.it project and its official instance(github.com)
321 points by imbnwa 3y ago|118 comments
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by imbnwa 3y ago
Strange how little I hear this asked after
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by imbnwa 3y ago
Wow, I never even thought to compare Station Eleven to this adaptation of 3 Body Problem, not even the same ballpark as scripts
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by imbnwa 3y ago
Kids were gambling on loot boxes until recently, no?
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by imbnwa 3y ago
>They either become some Enterprise Ready amalgamation of saga's, redux, message-bus, setups, or they offer too little guidance At least Redux provides a semblance of immediately grokable data flow, this all gets worse with mobx whi
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by imbnwa 3y ago
This is correct
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by imbnwa 3y ago
Oh, I meant the Arc Browser[0]. Wraps Chromium with a Swift GUI layer [0] https://arc.net/
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by imbnwa 3y ago
I’ve recently noticed Swift sneakily becoming an interesting option for desktop dev. On top of this example I’d add Arc for macOS and Windows.
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by imbnwa 3y ago
Literally described my workplace, and it won't change b/c everyone wants to game theory the wrong way to make themself look like a 'team player' (I hate that term)
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by imbnwa 3y ago
Problem is they never topped Win7 UI
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by imbnwa 3y ago
My earliest introduction to ethnic Irish names was as a teen, a character in the comic book Preacher of Irish writer Garth Ennis: a hundred year old vampire from pre-Independence Ireland named Proinsias . Since I’d never heard anyone pr
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by imbnwa 3y ago
How many humans do you need per project though? The number can only lower as AI tooling improves. And will employers pay the same rates when they’re already paying a sub for their AI tools and the work involved is so much more high level?
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by imbnwa 3y ago
Tech has already learned there’s not enough real frontier left to reap the bounty of(removing zero interest rates that incentivize mere flow of capital). This stuff is being invested in to yield the most productivity at the least cost. Ther
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by imbnwa 3y ago
The catch is that those people could, barring the AI advances we seem to be seeing, could retrain for an SWE labor market that lagged demand; that wont even be possible for devs put out of work in the future.
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by imbnwa 3y ago
Software engineering as an occupation grew because of static analysis and GCs (literally why the labor market is the size that it is as we speak); the opposite appears to be the outcome of AI advances.
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> He realized that if this is the complexity of a nail-clipper, he was surely no match to American weapons. He'd defect soon after. Heh, of course he failed to thus learn the lesson that sheer numbers can solve many problems when th
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by imbnwa 3y ago
It's also important to note that Paul, whom is the founder of Christianity as we understand it, never ever mentions anything about Jesus' life, Jesus' lived experience in his authentic letters; he is strictly concerned with,

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