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maxhallinan
8y ago
Thanks for sharing this!
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Little Languages
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There's a multi-writer feature for Dat under work.
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Did you take psychedelics in a clinical setting?
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I took Mindstorms to be more about a necessity-driven approach to learning. I would guess you're right: not everyone will find Logo interesting. But I think that everyone has something they want to do and are currently incapable of doi
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Is the "US only" constraint for tax purposes or about timezones? Can American citizens in Europe apply?
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The compiler was telling me that there was no field foo on props but there clearly was.
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You make a good point. I don't mean that TypeScript yields no benefit. But if I can't trust the compiler 99.99% of the time, then I find that I'm double-checking my work _and_ the compiler's work. It's not clear to
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Thanks for the tip! I'm gonna try this on Monday. To be clear: I'm not complaining about these third party types. I really appreciate that people took the time to write and share these. My gratefulness is definitely not contingent
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Passing props through a higher-order component using JSX's spread operator instead of the attribute syntax, e.g. `{...{...props, foo, }}` and accessing that prop in the wrapped component. I found it was possible with the attribute synt
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> in various cases the types are wrong and the compiler doesn’t care It's disturbing how often I encounter this in TypeScript. Or its inverse: the types are correct and the compiler is wrong. Or a third common problem: the types for
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I tried out Kubernetes (managed with kops) for a personal project. I had a single websocket endpoint. I wanted to terminate SSL at the load balancer. Found this to be extremely complicated and the troubleshooting resulted in a ~$100 AWS bil
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To add to this, be aware that once the probation period is over, you have to give 3 months notice when you terminate your employment. Once you actually have a job in Germany, finding a new job is a much bigger piece of long-term planning th
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Andre's talk "The Past, Present, and Future of Cycle.js" [1] describes how Cycle was grown by the community through discussion and experimentation. [1] https://vimeo.com/216787869
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Elm 0.19 Broke Us
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I really enjoyed your blog! Please keep writing.
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Thanks for reading! I like this suggestion. The central problem of this post is not whether the timer is running continually. The central problem is how does the timer know when to stop/start making requests. It's a problem beca
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The Usefulness of Abstracting Over Time
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Inequality in the context of this interview means wealth distribution. It does not refer to racial equality, as I interpret your reference to affirmative action. "...We Got More Inequality" refers to the ease with which people can
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Changing state over time without mutation
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Life in the land of unqualified imports
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Learning the Language of Functional Programming
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Critique of a Code Meme
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If programming languages were medieval characters
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>If someone fires a gun randomly down the street, not aiming at anyone, but happens to hit someone, they'd certainly be arrested. Drive a multi-thousand-pound projectile down the street, kill someone, and it's just an "acc
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I guess we understand "disaster scale" differently.
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Can you provide examples of the companies and bugs you're referring to?
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Great analogy.
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Silos of Subjectivity: a dilemma of availability on the p2p web
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Fuzzy Thinking: Fuzz Testing and Formal Grammar
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