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by mephitix 9y ago
I agree, that's why I like styled components so much. It's all based on vanilla CSS - there's no new syntax. I use animations, pseudo-classes, etc all with styled-components. Animations with react are cumbersome. So I try as
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by mephitix 9y ago
>>a guy who's skipped the React, Angular, Vue hypes This is the root of your consternation. Like everything in our industry - experiment, build, then judge. I was a naysayer initially too. Then I tried React, Redux, styled-compon
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by mephitix 9y ago
1) I can directly style multiple components within a file, each having their own style. 2) Since it's in javascript, I can reference JS variables within the file. I can derive CSS values from props passed into the component: styled.div
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by mephitix 9y ago
Interesting.. but using a pie chart for score distribution makes me sad :(
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by mephitix 9y ago
This logic makes no sense to me. You have a company that stores, without consent, highly personal data for almost every American. There was an implied responsibility to protect that information. For such a company, security should be pretty
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by mephitix 9y ago
Setting aside the k8s content itself, I love the way this article is written. It's not a typical tutorial or tips/tricks but takes you time-traveling through the experience of a big company adopting nascent tech. Lot of great thin
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by mephitix 9y ago
This has nothing to do with storing coins. It's a portfolio tracker.
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by mephitix 9y ago
I'm also struggling to understand this, but I guess the only way I can is by thinking of this as a CEO who decided to take a $1 salary + decided not to take any stock awards, but still wants to work at their company because they truly
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by mephitix 9y ago
Huh? In SF I can walk down the street or go into a restaurant and hear people saying how bad Trump is. In China if someone hears you, they will report you and you will be taken in. How in the world is this the same reaction?
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by mephitix 9y ago
Yeah, whatever points this article had were completely marred by terrible examples. Saying it's easier to talk about things in China vs US. I've been to China and you can get thrown in jail for saying the type of things we say re.
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by mephitix 9y ago
Well that sucks. Thanks a lot for the info.
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by mephitix 9y ago
This is news to me. I thought WkWebview used the same internals as mobile safari. So it's just the JS engine/Nitro that's the same?
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by mephitix 9y ago
There is virtually no iOS support though. Even though service worker and app manifest are being worked on at the moment in Webkit I think it'll be a while before we see safari/mobile safari updated. I completely agree PWAs are the
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by mephitix 9y ago
I agree that management fucked up to allow this to happen again. But saying it's purely management's fault is another extreme. In big companies there are layers of 'management', including down to dev leads and tech/
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by mephitix 9y ago
For something as serious as the initial bug (especially given it was all over the press) there should have been regression tests for this. Either deployment was broken, the tests were broken, there weren't tests, or multiple of the abo
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by mephitix 9y ago
>> As an aside, the current ingresses (including the Nginx one and Google's own GLB one) all have annoying deficiencies Agree, this is along the lines of what I meant. For example GCE ingress allows you to reference a global stat
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by mephitix 9y ago
This is a good thing; Microsoft will increase competition in this space by applying its expertise in dev tools to Kubernetes. I just hope that MS doesn't add in too many platform-specific pieces that would encourage vendor lock-in. For
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by mephitix 9y ago
My humble, personal opinion that I have been reluctant to share: I am embarrassed by what has become of some parts of the industry I love. For as much as Silicon Valley professes that it wants to "make the world a better place", y
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by mephitix 9y ago
Would love to see a similar test with CPU usage as well. I tried Quantum on OS X for a few days and had to go back to Chrome because it felt like 75% of the time opening a tab would cause my computer to take off
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by mephitix 9y ago
This looks a lot like Swift optionals - which to me is a great thing. I haven't tried this out yet but I also would love to see Swift-like optional binding (if let...) While it's great if the C# compiler + intellisense could figur
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by mephitix 9y ago
I generally agree with this sentiment. VIPER is terrible except for maybe 1% of projects - and those projects I envision having thousands of developers, dealing with legacy code, and fragile infrastructure. I've seen companies actively
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by mephitix 9y ago
Dependency injection is surprisingly easy with Swift since you can implement it with protocol extensions. You don't need a framework or anything: http://www.danielhall.io/a-swift-y-approach-to-dependency-in...
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by mephitix 9y ago
Very cool. I had no idea about some of these features. 'Escape hatch' is a much better way to think about this instead of 'eject'. Re. create-react-app: I definitely prefer it when other libraries (like cosmos or storybo
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by mephitix 9y ago
I agree it's a tough problem - especially because you want a combination of 'get up and running quickly' with flexibility. At some point you might want to eject out of the entire system and start coding on your own without wy
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by mephitix 9y ago
"users don't want to kill themselves during interaction" - touché :) I agree with you, but taking the create-react-app example again - I can very quickly scaffold a react app with necessary toolsets, built on top of webpack.
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by mephitix 9y ago
I love it. But seeing this now, in 2017, is a bit depressing to me. For the last 15 years Microsoft has been putting out the same RAD tools, but based on ASP.NET/C#/Visual Studio. Things like drop-in provider-based OAuth, editing
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by mephitix 9y ago
Seen Sanic[1] yet? I've become a fan... works well with asyncpg[2] too. [1]: https://github.com/channelcat/sanic [2]: https://github.com/MagicStack/asyncpg
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by mephitix 9y ago
Thanks - I already reached out. I'm excited to try it out for another game in Sept! Your support team has already been very helpful.
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by mephitix 9y ago
Once you create the test, you can open it up for applications. You can also search based on the demographic you want (age range, geographic, etc.) and invite users yourself. If people apply, you can pick from those. I invited about 60 teste
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by mephitix 9y ago
I'm guessing you didn't put up a reward. I put just a $5 reward per tester and got ~100 testers who applied within 2 weeks.

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