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by molszanski 4y ago
Oh, consumers have figured out that we will charge them hefty for ink. Well, we have to find another way. How about every year mandatory ink sponge cleanup for $100 and we software lock it? Or some other hook like that?
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by molszanski 4y ago
global variables is dependency injection via global context. This is just one flavour
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by molszanski 4y ago
I would prefer manual DI: https://blog.ploeh.dk/2012/11/06/WhentouseaDIContainer/
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by molszanski 4y ago
I agree with this sentiment. Manual DI works well for small to medium projects. I didn’t want to adopt a framework for a bigger one, so I’ve built a manual DI helper. It is for typescript. It is really helpful for me. https://iti
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by molszanski 4y ago
stupid doesn't end a conversation. It starts it. Ok, someone thinking is different (stupid). But how exactly do they think? Why? What drives? Where does the break or wrong start?
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by molszanski 4y ago
I am not sure that I've derived long term benefit from some of those parts. If you wake me up at 3 AM and ask the sqrt of 196 I will say 14 and instantly fall back asleep. But it is there any value in that? Don't get me wrong I lo
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by molszanski 4y ago
Zero trust homework you say. When I was a young boy, our school tried to ban us from using calculators. It was clearly beneficial for everyone in the short run and kinda pointless in the long run. I think we are facing a similar problem. We
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by molszanski 4y ago
This looks like something Euclidian / Unlimited Detail promised 10 years ago
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by molszanski 4y ago
Thanks!
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by molszanski 4y ago
I've tried it, and it was kinda "meh" for me. But will try it again for the case I have, thank you!
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Ask HN: What are the good tools to build Admin UI based on REST / GraphQL?
5 points by molszanski 4y ago|4 comments
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by molszanski 4y ago
I am really curious. It would make sense to use Cassandra as low logic, high volume simple storage. And then use something more relational / graph and ACID on top of it
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Overcoming Popular Issues with React Projects(dinosaurs-with-jetpacks.com)
2 points by molszanski 4y ago|1 comments
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by molszanski 4y ago
Many people have issues React project. No framework is perfect but over years I have found ways how to avoid many popular problems by applying both old school patterns and simple tricks
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by molszanski 4y ago
I created a blog and wrote a post as a longer version of a reply: https://dinosaurs-with-jetpacks.com/posts/react-problems.htm...
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by molszanski 4y ago
I created a blog and wrote a post as a longer version of a reply: https://dinosaurs-with-jetpacks.com/posts/react-problems.htm...
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by molszanski 4y ago
Hi there. I am sorry for a delay, but a promise is a promise. I created a blog and wrote a post as a longer version of-a reply https://dinosaurs-with-jetpacks.com/posts/react-problems.htm...
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by molszanski 4y ago
We use it a lot. We also had a lot of issues with an official registry. Now we use https://goharbor.io/
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by molszanski 4y ago
Sweet pumpkins, I feel the pain. Architecture astronaut combined with a spaghetti aficionado. When one talks to people who have been around you hear amazing stories like that. thedailywtf material
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by molszanski 4y ago
I agree. Thanks for pointing it out! Great observation!
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by molszanski 4y ago
My god, I've been writing a response and it is already 5K chars.. I need to make a blog post of it or something... I would love to point to a good repo, but all the apps I’ve worked with are closed source. And I haven't seen a go
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by molszanski 4y ago
Hmm… let me be frank about my experiences with React. I’ve been using React heavily for far over 6 or 7 years. React is amazing. And what I see is that people find so many ways to shoot themselves in the foot. At the same time, I understand
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by molszanski 4y ago
Try to put a bill on any copier machine or try to print a bill on your home printer ;)
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by molszanski 4y ago
This is so baffling and sad that we have “remind” people to do that. I know we do have, still can’t believe it
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by molszanski 4y ago
People confuse simple with easy. How to quit smoking? Simple. Don’t smoke. Easy? Not so much. Many things require mental willpower to make it happen. Feels like those kind of therapies help make that happen. I know one person who was border
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by molszanski 4y ago
Yes, this would be a much better description I love benchmarks and graphs as the next guy, but these one just don't feel right. Linux on Macbook, 16GB vs 8GM ram. Amusing, yes, but not very informative.
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by molszanski 4y ago
Fingers crossed
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by molszanski 4y ago
… and the water is wet. We have invested x50 times more in cars infrastructure compared to shared transport. Why are we surprised that cars produce better results?
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by molszanski 4y ago
iPhone 13 mini is the smallest reasonable phone. 65mm Very few in that size class
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by molszanski 4y ago
LEDs are great when done well, corporations produce flimsy garbage. As if they have some interest in things breaking apart so you have to buy new ones.

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