mattwad

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by mattwad 5y ago
Surprised at the negative comments already. I'm not sure half of the commenters use React on a daily basis. I've re-written these same hooks in various ways, as well as used ones written by others. This look great to me, personall
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Token-based access to Notion for DAOs(charmverse.io)
2 points by mattwad 5y ago|1 comments
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by mattwad 5y ago
Hi everyone, My partner and I see a need for better access control for DAOs and other decentralized teams when using web2 tools like Notion. We launched https://charmverse.io/ and are looking for feedback, good and bad! Our
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by mattwad 5y ago
I like /r/programmerhumor, good stuff to share w/my team sometimes.
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by mattwad 5y ago
It's for all kinds of sites lately. The uBlacklist extension has solved it for me - one click and you can remove an entire domain from future results.
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by mattwad 5y ago
This is really cool! Seems like a good start. If you're looking for suggestions, I'd like to be able to choose background and foreground colors as well as use a larger paintbrush. Maybe the tool could use different ascii character
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by mattwad 5y ago
Try Next.js, all pages are SSR by default.
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by mattwad 5y ago
I feel like you could go more into depth to defend your assertion "no memo is not an option." As someone who has spent hours on jsperf back in the day -- my apps feel blazing fast already. Many devs I know also don't use memo
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by mattwad 5y ago
Like everyone's saying: read the specs and start with basics. everyone thinks they can just skip over that, and it's too common to see a lot of poor choices even by the frameworks. I was fortunate enough to have to learn before fl
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by mattwad 5y ago
This is really bad on Google too. I fixed it by installing an extension that lets me hide certain domains from results
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CharmVerse: Redeemable NFTs for VCs, entrepreneurs, and more(charmverse.io)
3 points by mattwad 5y ago|0 comments
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by mattwad 5y ago
opening in incognito also works!
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by mattwad 5y ago
Qorn is a near perfect replacement for chicken nuggets.. but then I can barely tell what's in chicken nuggets anyway!
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by mattwad 5y ago
I want to give mine too, because I really appreciate how well it works for me. I built a Chrome extension and it runs fine on Firefox with 0 changes since Firefox supports the exact same browser APIs. When I was developing with Chrome, I ha
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by mattwad 5y ago
I always mocked out 3rd party tests in my tests. I've never actually had a problem with some third party changing their API. That's the whole point of a versioned API anyway. I think when people talk about e2e tests, it's mor
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by mattwad 5y ago
Source for Bernie Sanders?
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by mattwad 5y ago
The reason for masks always has been to flatten the curve. The hospitals are too full for everyone just to get it and get it over with, so people without COVID can't get medical help. Right now, the CDC recommends everyone older than 2
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by mattwad 5y ago
Mailgun
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by mattwad 5y ago
plus it's called "cascading style sheets". you're going against the current if everything wants to be so specific. This is one of my gripes with styled components.. it makes it easy to forget the power of cascading rules
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by mattwad 5y ago
I made an app that showed a fake 'wiped data' screen. Teachers wouldn't think to actually watch me delete the apps lol
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by mattwad 5y ago
just be careful, without a PM you can end up building lots of little features for each client, making individuals happy, but then you end up losing sight of what problem you were trying to solve, and suddenly your product feels very "h
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by mattwad 5y ago
UBlacklist is a plugin that does this. It's so great to be able to hide all those sites that just cache Git issues and SO posts.
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by mattwad 5y ago
I advocate for lots of short-lived branches, and use something like Git's Pull-Request process to do peer-review. He knocks GitFlow which is something else entirely IMO where you have long-lived branches that never get deleted. If you&
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by mattwad 5y ago
Picasso said this, "Inspiration exists, but it has to find you working"
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by mattwad 5y ago
People complaining about Copilot should just try it. All the concerns people are bringing up are correct but missing the point. Just think of it as a context-aware autocomplete that can complete more than just properties - it can finish out
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by mattwad 5y ago
I've been using it and that's 100% correct. If it suggests more than a few lines, i might as well do it myself. However, it has been an awesome Intellisense tool for one-liners.. it can write out the rest of a comment or a simple
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by mattwad 5y ago
i haven't found a truly alcohol-free beer. most of them have at least .03% or so. If you have medical reasons to avoid it (pregnancy), it's still questionable
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by mattwad 5y ago
Not all drives are "shuckable". But this is pretty common, you see people posting shuckable drives on Reddit often when there's a good sale.
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by mattwad 5y ago
It's great on Asian cuisine, but I can't stand when I ask for hot sauce at a Mexican restaurant and they come out with this Asian-style sauce. It's not spicy at all, rather sweet.
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by mattwad 5y ago
it's just like not learning how your IDE works. You can coast along OK, but it's like you have sand bags on your feet. It's amazing how few devs actually know CSS; In my opinion you can really stand out if you're willing

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