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> Anecdotally, folks who feel comfortable with .NET, but who find eg; React+Redux bewildering, also feel constantly confused by Angular and can get themselves into trouble without close guidance. Makes sense, the modern frontend framewor
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I was more referring to the essentially mandatory third party packages that you need with react, react router, redux/whatever you please, something for your styles, something for forms etc. With angular you just use what comes out of t
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> Angular (their current choice) has, ah, high training costs Does it? You need to know typescript (which you arguably should be using regardless of frontend framework) and what dependency injection, observables and components are. Plus
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8y ago
That’s the way basic research works, across the sciences. Working on an interesting problem? It might be useful to someone in twenty years. If you’re lucky.
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> Don't blindly assume government can impose whatever they want onto the people I see absolutely no evidence that this is true. > social unrest can cause disaster I believe that’s what the re-education camps are for.
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In other words, the honour system. People will just be good by themselves, despite all of the incentives to act badly. Good luck with that. I find it interesting that in any real life situation people would want rules to protect people from
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What’s your point, that we can’t ensure perfect rules so let’s not have any? By extension we can’t ensure perfect government or laws so let’s not bother? I’m looking for a more charitable interpretation but there isn’t one. Maybe some level
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So when you have user configurable sass variables, css in js might make things easier. That seems like a fairly narrow use case, I’m not willing to sacrifice separation of styling everywhere in every component in every react app because it
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Logic, layout and style are inherently separate parts of a component. Separate concerns in other words. Ideally they should have separate definitions. This is the cleanest and most maintainable structure. The cycle seems to be to separate t
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I’m not an expert, but to hazard a guess, the debt allows financial institutions to extract money directly from government tax take. If I were them, I certainly wouldn’t want that debt to ever be paid off, and indeed to get higher, so tha
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I think it likely you’d just be replacing one set of neuroses with another. I’m not even sure what “keeping your identity small” entails, other than assigning more of your merits/demerits to extrinsic factors, or in the Asian case to f
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You want to teach them that they don’t have identities?
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Pretty simple: Disallow posts about the subject of the storm. Do so with the explanation that it is a moral good to prevent this kind of dogpiling and that those taking part should be ashamed of themselves.
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It can’t be engineered, it can only be enforced. There have to be rules against these kinds of storms and those rules have to have some sort of effect. Social media platforms have to be actively moderated. There is no alternative to this. H
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Thanks for the explanation. Yes that’s correct, it’s the same concept as css modules but with scss instead of css. I have to say though that this doesn’t seem like much of an advantage - it boils down to not having to create class names and
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Sorry but I don’t get what you mean, and I can’t see where in the article you are referring to. What do you mean by wrangling with classnames? Do you mean clashes? That’s what modules do, they scope your scss so that you don’t get clashes b
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> And when you want one color for one deployment of your application, vs a different color for another deployment? Easy, have the build process select a different variables file to be imported by the entry point, with different colour va
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What's the advantage to this over sass modules? You have the same scoping but with better separation of concerns, that seems the superior choice.
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> Do you class your sass like `.fooco-app-area-feature-component No, that’s the whole point of modules, use whatever class names you want, when compiled the actual class name has a small randomly generated string appended to it to preven
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What about sass modules? Independent .scss files per component, with no class name clashes. Or are you counting that as css in js?
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As many other sibling comments have asked, can you give examples of what you mean? What issues have you had with finding/writing libraries, what tech stacks have you encountered .NET not playing well with, and exactly what language or
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Have you heard of those handy online tracking companies, the ones that build profiles of you based on as much data they can scrape, steal or buy, mainly for advertising, but occasionally for more dubious purposes? Well, now thanks to Amazon
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The plot thickens...
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I think the likelihood of Taylor Swift having written any of the code on this project is precisely zero. As it would be with any celebrity who uses tech.
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If you like HN, why not use it? This purports to be a mirror of the source (I don’t see an original repo): https://github.com/wting/hackernews
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HN3: Depends on your use case.
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'Hi-tech robot' at Russia forum turns out to be man in suit
(theguardian.com)
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I suggest training a tensorflow model with foodstuffs labelled by a large group of, say, 100,000 human volunteers, carefully selected to be demographically representative. Only then can we know the truth.
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Is this not just the same thing but with golden handshakes? Still looks like cost cutting.
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Yes, but as you point out, those applications don’t need a blockchain to be involved. You’re just running an app somewhere that takes in data and transfers funds held in escrow. I agree that there may be uses for that kind of automation, bu
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