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by mosdl 7y ago
Redux still has to evaluate the selector each time since it has no clue if any of it's depedencies have changed.
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by mosdl 7y ago
Lazy rendering is way less magic than this concurrent work, plus it's something that is usefull everywhere.
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by mosdl 7y ago
With regular dom/javscript, you can be typing into an input field and updating unrelated DOM and the typing should not be impacted much (unless you are changing a lot of DOM and spiking the cpu). But with React it has to reconciliate t
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by mosdl 7y ago
One of the main weaknesses of vdom is that React now has to solve these issues that browsers already do natively.
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by mosdl 7y ago
How many people were killed by tech that uses FSF code? Quite a lot I bet...
186.
by mosdl 7y ago
Lots of words without much value, just like FP! Seriously, why is this on the homepage? Doesn't contain anything interesting about FP.
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by mosdl 7y ago
Imagine all the people who exercised options...
188.
by mosdl 7y ago
Redux forces you to write lots of ugly boilerplate, its the same way in all code bases that use it.
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by mosdl 7y ago
Any method that mutates returns a copy, pretty easy to preserve immutability in OOP.
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by mosdl 7y ago
Remember Flock? These never work out - its hard to make any money and people will often revert to the defaults.
191.
by mosdl 7y ago
Because everyone else has it doesn't stop it from being excessive and wasting water. In California we are seeing more and more people switching to drought tolerant landscaping.
192.
by mosdl 7y ago
In the South Bay we have Sail Internet which also does point to point.
193.
by mosdl 7y ago
If you think that is a valley only thing you are highly mistaken. Its actually worse in other tech areas like Austin.
194.
by mosdl 7y ago
They switched to React, which will increase their memory usage and be slower than pure js.
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by mosdl 7y ago
Firefox's web developer tools are all react/redux now as well, and are much laggier because of it :(
196.
by mosdl 7y ago
I am surprised how many people I interview say the same thing - pure JS has to re-render the page and React doesn't, including people who have a lot of JS experience. Changing the DOM doesn't cause a full re-render, the browser wi
197.
by mosdl 7y ago
Flash was already mostly dead by the time the iphone came. Adobe was not investing much into it and it was mainly being used to show videos.
198.
by mosdl 7y ago
Reinventing the wheel is bad
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by mosdl 7y ago
Mongo is another example
200.
by mosdl 7y ago
You can verify transactions in openid as well
201.
by mosdl 7y ago
Shorter leases. Hedging against the future.
202.
by mosdl 7y ago
Recursively walking a tree is new?
203.
by mosdl 7y ago
I don't see whats new here - comparing global object values has always been used to identify browsers and versions. Same with looking for bugs/quirks in JS engines. New extension idea: adds random properties to window on each new
204.
by mosdl 7y ago
Its a good sign - means you are learning and getting better.
205.
by mosdl 7y ago
Yup, there are lots of services in places like SF and San Jose for them, so they are flocking here.
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by mosdl 7y ago
Existing customer base and data
207.
by mosdl 7y ago
Could be that it took a while to distribute the fix to all the affected PCs?
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by mosdl 7y ago
Mozilla has always had trouble getting anything off the ground that isn't tied to Firefox being used by consumers.
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by mosdl 8y ago
looks like material ui colos
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by mosdl 8y ago
Homesite had all of those as well.

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