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by interlocutor 5y ago
Magnesium solved two problems for me: stiff muscles and insomnia. Scientific information about how magnesium works is hard to come by. Here's what I have been able to gather from various sources: The cells in your body need calcium to
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by interlocutor 5y ago
Being explicit about effects does not make the function pure, does it? Why claim FP credentials if all or most of your functions are going to be impure?
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by interlocutor 6y ago
SQL databases don't support easy schema evolution, sharding and so on.
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by interlocutor 6y ago
> A more opinionated framework that matched the team that was supposed to code with it would have worked better for them over the lifecycle of the project. No it wouldn't, not for an enterprise application that is supposed to last
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by interlocutor 6y ago
> I would much rather take "boring", stable languages and frameworks I would argue that you don't need a heavy framework to make maintainable JavaScript application. For large enterprise applications that must last a dec
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by interlocutor 6y ago
Societal attitudes towards free speech have changed a lot in recent times. I believe this is related to technological advancement and the rise of social media. The advent of social media has made it too easy to spread dangerous levels of ha
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Dys-Functional Programming in JavaScript(medium.com)
1 points by interlocutor 6y ago|0 comments
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by interlocutor 6y ago
Related: Welcome back, cubicles? Longtime Silicon Valley CEO says coronavirus could kill the open office https://www.marketwatch.com/story/welcome-back-cubicles-long...
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by interlocutor 6y ago
It is still unusable compared to iOS6
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by interlocutor 7y ago
There may not be one, precise and predictable way the stock market works, but buying on rumor, and selling on news is a very common, herd mentality that is easily observable, as seen yesterday (rumor) and today (news).
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by interlocutor 7y ago
This abrupt move by the Fed betrays lack of knowledge of stock market psychology. Looking at how stocks are doing today you would not think that anything of interest has happened (no pun intended). The stock market psychology works on &quot
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by interlocutor 7y ago
In the early days, Facebook logged into user's email accounts and stole contact information without users' knowledge or authorization. This was possible because people used the same password for their email and Facebook, a practic
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by interlocutor 7y ago
Nearly all UI frameworks use MVC. That includes iOS, ASP.NET Core, JSP and JSF (both Java), Ruby on Rails, and Django (Python). In fact, it is easier to list UI frameworks that are not MVC-based: WPF, which is based on MVVM and React+Reac
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by interlocutor 7y ago
> Don't all of those have two-way data binding? No they don't. > I think the point is that Facebook found it doesn't actually work well, at least for their use cases. They found a recurring set of bugs caused by two-
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by interlocutor 7y ago
From that Facebook article: Flux eschews MVC in favor of a unidirectional data flow. This is so incorrect. MVC doesn't imply two-way data binding. The whole Flux architecture was based on a misunderstanding of MVC, and is therefore q
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by interlocutor 7y ago
I am still waiting for Equifax leaders to be charged for their negligence. They failed to keep their software up-to-date [1], while storing sensitive information about millions of US citizens. [1] https://techbeacon.com/secu
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by interlocutor 7y ago
You don't have to set up your own cluster if you use Azure or Google cloud. AWS charges for cluster management, but Azure and Google don't.
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by interlocutor 7y ago
> kubernetes is complex and maybe not for all of us Couldn't disagree more. Kubernetes is extremely easy. I work mostly in frontend, and despise devops. Or used to. Until Kubernetes came along I had no way of easily creating a loa
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by interlocutor 7y ago
> warns you that it thinks you are going to run a red light / stop sign I need this feature, and I would prefer this to full autonomous driving. A computer that warns you when you're about to make a mistake is achievable toda
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by interlocutor 7y ago
Unchecked exceptions are a mistake. If the method you call is modified to throw a new recoverable exception how will you be alerted to the issue? You won't. Your app will crash. With checked exceptions the compiler lets you know. That&
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by interlocutor 7y ago
Unchecked exceptions are a disaster. In C# when you call a method you have no idea what exceptions can be thrown by the called method unless you inspect the called method and all the methods called by it. The called method can be modified a
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by interlocutor 7y ago
That's nonsense. It is well-known that Indian women do better in the tech industry than their American counterparts. See articles below. https://www.theguardian.com/guardian-professional/2015/jun/2... h
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by interlocutor 7y ago
There are ways to remove the CO2 already in the atmosphere: like planting trees. [1] Also, Microsoft just announced that by 2050 they will remove from the environment all the carbon the company has emitted either directly or by electrical c
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by interlocutor 7y ago
VB was one of the most popular languages in the 90's and into early 2000's. How did it fall out of favor? Was it because of Microsoft forcing VB into "just another skin" over .NET, i.e., a variant of C# that doesn't
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by interlocutor 7y ago
That does not appear to be correct. https://github.com/Polymer/lit-html/wiki/How-it-Works#4-upda... Excerpt: update() simply iterates through each part and value (the parts array and values array are always
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by interlocutor 7y ago
Updates offered by lit-html appear to be very limited. If you change value of expressions it updates the DOM. What about larger changes, such as list items changing? What about child elements being replaced with new ones?
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by interlocutor 7y ago
lit-html needs a 1600 line library where as UIBuilder is a 200-line library: https://github.com/wisercoder/uibuilder/blob/master/UIBuilde... Yes, JSX needs transpilation but that happens at compile-time.
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by interlocutor 7y ago
lit-html is no more of a standard than JSX. In fact JSX is better because tools like VSCode is able to validate both HTML and embedded JavaScript.
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by interlocutor 7y ago
Why on earth do you need something that heavy? How about this 200-line lib instead: https://github.com/wisercoder/uibuilder It lets you TSX format (same to React) to implement as well as to use web components.
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by interlocutor 7y ago
What are you talking about? There is hardly any API. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Web_Components/... It is extremely simple.

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