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by mpolichette 5y ago
It's wild that their demo is a real customer >This is a read-only view of real growth data from a Saascast customer — don't worry; they don't mind sharing it with you! I wonder if it'd be easy to tell based on the pay
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by mpolichette 6y ago
I don't think React is the problem here. I think communication and leadership is where fault lies. 1. Why hire a team of non-webdevs to do webdev. (on 2nd read, it appears they wanted to use the same team from the WPF app... ¯\_(ツ)_&#x
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by mpolichette 6y ago
It makes it seem really bad when you say "Government takes". The truth is, you're contributing back to people and the system which let you make and run a business that makes millions starting in your 20s.
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by mpolichette 6y ago
I don't agree... I think browsers are not the weak link here. I'll agree they have a large attack surface, but the communication channel needs to be secure regardless of what client receives it. > the most an attacker can do
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by mpolichette 6y ago
Hmm, I wonder if there could be an interesting incentive alignment with the transaction of charging cars as they drive along a highway and collecting a tax for improving it. There are other comments about political feasibility, but what if
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by mpolichette 6y ago
I will log this as the first appearance (to me) of the "light mode also available" pendulum swing! See you all in a year!
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by mpolichette 6y ago
I think the main idea distinguishing grassroots vs astroturfing is the idea that grassroots campaigns are about individuals deciding to self organize around and idea. It's ok if that idea came from somewhere else, but the organization
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by mpolichette 7y ago
Isn’t that what they are now?
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by mpolichette 7y ago
Watch Tesla come out with a trailer which includes extra batteries and maybe even torque... hahah
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by mpolichette 7y ago
This is soo cool. Thanks for sharing. I have a pretty large monitor and it is easily audible when full screen.
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by mpolichette 7y ago
So, when the jsx is compiled for react onClick={foo} is really just part of an object: `{ onClick: foo }` which is actually using the token. Believe me, I agree to an extend its a matter of taste, but I too like that my underlying understa
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by mpolichette 7y ago
I agree, I'm a react dev and I think Vue, and others, are great. All of them are approaching the same problem from different directions and paths. If each discovers something new and useful, the others can decide if it would be a good
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by mpolichette 7y ago
It's cool if tooling helps with this. Thats important. I'm mixed on vue because of the string bindings. I really like to know where my variables are coming from and really hate when two dependent uses but not actually the same
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by mpolichette 7y ago
I have been doing React development for a good amount of time now and I really like what hooks allow. It does diverge a bit from classic OO ideas though, which can be tricky to wrap your head around the first time. Hooks do a good job of n
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by mpolichette 7y ago
This is specifically elements which are allowed in the `head` element of the document. I recently read somewhere that for backwards compatibility reasons no new element types can be added within `head`. This causes a lot of overloading on
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by mpolichette 7y ago
Yeah, I’m not surprised at all by this. I get that there are a lot of weird things in JS but I don’t think this is a JS oddity. Surprise! You need to know the basics of how your language works.
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by mpolichette 7y ago
I love that the follow up email which is trying to figure out the blame of the misspelling has the word "thru".
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by mpolichette 7y ago
I see both sides also, I think its probably not good for society to be able to amass huge amounts of debt, I think the ability to get large mortgages is part of why housing prices are so astronomical. People are buying and selling at huge v
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by mpolichette 7y ago
Thanks, I did miss that it was a "Secured Credit Card"... but again, banks have offered those forever... It feels more like an ad than news.
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by mpolichette 7y ago
I agree... why is this a top story on HN? Am I missing anything or is this just: "Amazon offers a credit card w/ no annual fee... like almost every other company"
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by mpolichette 7y ago
I would agree with the complaint, but I'm surprised, and somewhat can't believe you don't have something similar "over there". (I don't know where over there is, of course.) The problem is that the credit syste
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by mpolichette 7y ago
I agree. If not this, then the phone company should at least require acknowledgment of the extra cost of the call.
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by mpolichette 7y ago
What?! You can't just "start a new account" can you? What if you used their other services, which they use a single sign on for?
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by mpolichette 8y ago
If you discover a better pattern, it might be easier to convert across the application if the same pattern is followed everywhere. So you might consider this a win.
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by mpolichette 8y ago
I don't want to sideline a thread on a single point, but I do think there is a difference between the unlit black ink on white paper of years passed, and the modern backlit monitor shining like a bright a flash light in your eyes. I do
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by mpolichette 8y ago
I hope you don't regret this comment when the robot revolution happens! :)
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by mpolichette 8y ago
It wouldn’t hurt to add some cultural diversity to the characters. I know they’re editable so “I could do it”, but I think it would enhance the main landing page to show some examples... as well as make it more inclusive for the audience.
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by mpolichette 8y ago
This is so fun, wasted probably 30 min building mazes.
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by mpolichette 8y ago
Put it in ski boots... done and done, I’d buy it right away
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by mpolichette 8y ago
I mean, aren’t they pretty much useless within a year of graduation anyway?

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