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4y ago
The same use case as all state management libraries, just in my opinion, a more familiar API. The reason you generally have a separate state management library in react is * You want to avoid re-rendering the entire tree and share state bet
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Show HN: React state management you already know how to use
(github.com)
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5y ago
You could be a quant at a bank
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5y ago
This is excellent and an answer to my deleted question on stackoverflow! https://stackoverflow.com/questions/69886637/measure-time-ta...
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5y ago
Like ssh into your server with GitHub actions
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Why AES-GCM Sucks
(soatok.blog)
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Crypto Masterclass [video]
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5y ago
I don’t support the pipe operator. I want my code to look like it came out of a beginners book. Esoteric syntax makes it hard for somebody new to the language to understand your code. Codegolf is cool but not helpful
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5y ago
Wow! Subscribing to the newsletter was just such a delightful experience that I subscribed despite not wanting yet another newsletter.
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5y ago
> will wait for the next even loop tick to call its error handler are you sure about that? Promise.reject is synchronous and won't wait for the next tick it just returns a rejected promise try/catch can be used fine async
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Show HN: Multiplayer touch typing game for JavaScript programmers
(coderacer.pages.dev)
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The issue with focusing on realistic estimates is it omits the psychology of deadlines, incentives, ownership, competitiveness and determination. Going back to your university days, who hasn't left things to the last minute and been am
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5y ago
Interesting that there are so many ways to implement ordered sets and maps. V8 takes a very different approach when implementing ordered sets and maps. It works more like a linked list. https://itnext.io/v8-deep-dives-unders
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Ask HN: Are there any databases backed by CRDTs?
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Show HN: Countdown Game Solver in Tree Format
(countdown-solver.vercel.app)
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Show HN: Countdown Number Round Solution Tree
(github.com)
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5y ago
Reminds me of the data structures in this markdown library https://github.com/markdown-it/markdown-it/blob/master/docs/... The author hand waves away the possibility that there could be memory local
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5y ago
Wow okay, so is this like an HTTP based buffer pool manager? Instead of reading pages from disk it reads via HTTP?
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Ex-CEO of Monzo discusses challenges of starting a bank [video]
(youtube.com)
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Essential mathematics for aspiring game developers [video]
(youtube.com)
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Ask HN: Where to browse generative art online?
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How do DOM events work?
(domevents.dev)
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5y ago
I once had a crack at building a sensible email validation library. * Validate the string contains "@" and a "." to the right of it. * Validate common typos * Validate disposable emails * Validate MX records * Validate S
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Bottery by Google
(github.com)
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5y ago
could be DNS of your ISP?
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5y ago
Correlation does not imply causation but very fun title!
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5y ago
What's that as a percentage?
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Ask HN: Naming Conventions: Client, Driver, Actor, Adapter, Broker, PubSub
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I currently do this except I work 6 days a week and get paid 80% of what I should be.
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5y ago
So many people theoretically would say yes but in practice say no.
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