mistersys

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by mistersys 3y ago
My man must not write JS
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by mistersys 3y ago
title is confusing. SQL announces: 2023 is finished, on April 13th, 2023.
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by mistersys 4y ago
In my experience in tech, most teams directly access and manipulate production frequently. Bigger companies usually have restrictions on this but in the start up world not so much.
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by mistersys 4y ago
I had a similar experience after switching to DVORAK as a nerdy teenager, however I found by just leaving my smartphone on QWERTY, I'm able to switch and still type 40 - 50wpm with minimal practice on a real keyboard. I'm more lik
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by mistersys 4y ago
No need to be pedantic. He's obviously saying that there are better strategies then vDOM with lower overhead. This is proven by Solid.js which is faster then every VDOM framework, has an API that is functionally the same as react, and
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by mistersys 4y ago
Solid.js is even faster than inferno, and it doesn't really use a VDOM strategy, uses a strategy much more like svelte. IMO svelte is just poorly implemented from a benchmark perspective. In reality, most of these benchmarks are not me
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by mistersys 4y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34446673
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by mistersys 4y ago
Fun idea, but pretty unfun to play. Half the questions are just five, six different words you need to `|` together, and not enough time to even type out that many words. Feels like the author thinks regex is a useful way to match a bunch of
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by mistersys 4y ago
I also thought this. But then I remembered I had a $700 bike stolen from my hotel when I stayed in SF for 2 days. Checks out.
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Any Spanish speakers interested in working on a new way to study Spanish?
1 points by mistersys 4y ago|1 comments
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by mistersys 5y ago
A successful Web3 (if we want to use the term) project should be unfundable to capitalists. That's what makes this so hard. Teach people how to not be wage slaves, then people won't throw away all their power to the already-wealth
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by mistersys 5y ago
It really feels like internet infrastructure has been growing more unstable. More outages, feels like way more bugs happening on my apple products as well. I believe this is the result of the same thing that causes all the chaos in all huma
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by mistersys 5y ago
I think the point here is that we've worked ourselves into a corner with web technologies. The web is very reliant on GPU rendering, but when building an app with DOM + CSS, you don't have direct access to all that power. You have
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by mistersys 5y ago
The JS Ecosystem + The AWS / Serverless ecosystem is a love story of the likes of Harley Quinn and the Joker. This week I picked up a gig working on a website for a non-profit organization, the needed some basic changes to a few forms.
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by mistersys 5y ago
This isn't really business logic... unless you're in the business of simply converting data formats. As a data fetching approach and especially as tooling primitive to eliminate the n+1 ORM problem this is a terrific tool to be aw
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by mistersys 5y ago
Okay, yeah we can serve UI over the wire. It's possible to make it work. But the experience will never be the same as a a native application that's designed to handle offline functionality, interactivity and optimistic updates. Th
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by mistersys 5y ago
Okay Cascading Style Sheets :)
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by mistersys 5y ago
It's weird, the only reason I can't use Apple Music is because it doesn't sync between devices. Apple being the company it is, it's just crazy to me that I can't pickup listening where I left off on my phone once I
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by mistersys 5y ago
Yeah I don't think a cost breakdown on my drop ship products on Etsy would increase sales. We roughly double the price vs. cost of goods, but it's not like we're rolling in dough because at our volume fixed expenses take up a
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by mistersys 5y ago
Sure if someone is starting from scratch. We have Microsoft, Android and Linux which are alternative computing platforms, and android + linux are already fully ARM. Apple's chips are still much faster than most Android ARM chips, but A
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by mistersys 6y ago
This seems like a reasonable argument, however I must say that buying content from iTunes is usually not cheaper than an Netflix subscription, unless you don't actually watch TV regularly. With the highest level premium subscription of
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by mistersys 6y ago
Yeah this is the problem with the React ecosystem. I'm intimately familiar with this stack and used to use redux with "duck" modules professionally, complete with sagas and epics, and rxjs and the whole kitten, so it's n
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by mistersys 6y ago
In these stores, cashiers are waiting around most of the time. That's the issue. They couldn't stay in business because they had to pay for the cashier to checkout as well as wait around. By letting customers checkout, there'
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Ask HN: Got Covid? What's your story?
3 points by mistersys 6y ago|6 comments
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by mistersys 6y ago
I do agree text wins when it comes to expressiveness. However, that expressiveness comes at a cost, just look how difficult it is for beginners to grasp the initial concepts of programming. I've seen some people pick up this medium ver
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by mistersys 6y ago
GitHub search is not very smart, but I prefer that when searching code. When searching code, I'm usually trying to find exact tokens i.e. a variable name or an error message string vs. searching documents. I find it useful all the time
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by mistersys 6y ago
"There wasn't a liquidity problem" No matter the real explanation, here's the reality. Some firms continued to allow trading of GME, and a few firms including Robinhood did not. I don't think it's clear that Ro
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by mistersys 6y ago
I understand your point here, but I think we're a couple of innovations away from dramatically reducing the cost of UI development. The state of the art for web and mobile app development is a delicate stack of tools that require a lot
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by mistersys 6y ago
+1, It's very rare I run into people on the internet that seem to understand this. We're all obsessed with getting our delicate stacks of tools to work together that we fail to realize we're building at entirely the wrong abs
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by mistersys 6y ago
The answer is simple: Traits The weakness of OOP structurally stems almost entirely from inheritance, which I think is very poor construct for most complex programs. How should the widget situation be handled? Well, what is a widget? It&#x2

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