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10y ago
It's the extreme fanboyism there! Wrapping every component that has ` if` attribute with an `if` statement should not result into that: <div *if={cond1 && cond2}> <div>foo</div> <
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10y ago
Has anyone here used Redux for very large applications? I'm curious if scales well beyond a few devs and 100 reducers and actions.
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10y ago
Rent control is anti-market. You can never control the rent control and end up with rich people taking advantage of it and poor people paying extra because market is adjusted without those rent controlled units...
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The P programming language
(github.com)
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10y ago
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10y ago
forEach is coming to DOMNodeList plus DOMNodeList is an iterable and you should be using for..of to iterate in them. There is also Array.from that others mentioned
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10y ago
You can roll back a small release that broke the world. A
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10y ago
I don't know much about Flexport but it feels like a scammy company to me. I listened to the their interview at start up schools radio, I didn't like their attitude. There is also lots of fake comments praising the company in this
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10y ago
I'm living the Microservices nightmare every day at work! Every single function is a service and you have to run 40 docker containers to get something show up in your browser! If there is an issue in one those services it takes a long
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Out-of-process iframes are now enabled in Chrome M55
(groups.google.com)
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10y ago
Once fully autonomous vehicles that can take you from any point to any point 100% reliably technology is here (maybe in 50 years) no company would have much advantage over others and it will be a super low margin business to be in. However,
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10y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11199275
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Self-Driving Cars Can Learn a Lot by Playing Grand Theft Auto
(technologyreview.com)
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10y ago
I don't know what are you referring to as hack on top of hacks? There are tons of big open source and closed source web based project that are easy to follow what's going on and everything is well structured. Look at VSCode code b
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10y ago
The fleet of Tesla cars on road is an advantage that Uber and Lyft have over Google. They can deploy cars with a lot of sensors on the road AND make money off of it for the most part! If data is the differentiating factor in this game, Goog
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10y ago
VSCode + TypeScript is an amazing experience for us poor JavaScript developers that never enjoyed proper autocomplete and refactoring in our editors. Writing JavaScript feels like writing random bash scripts with no help now. TypeScript is
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10y ago
Google didn't pay for the technology. Apigee has a good set of big enterprise customers that Google was missing on their cloud platform. As others mentioned, Google already have the tech: https://cloud.google.com/endpoi
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10y ago
If you sell your old phone the math works out fine
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10y ago
I buy a new iPhone every year. I think phone utilization is so high that around $1 a day is nothing for it. Compare it with cars clothes and other things
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10y ago
And if it does happen, you will not be the one owning and profiting from those cars...
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Why you need a harsh boss
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A Startup Will Be the One to Bring Us Driverless Taxis
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10y ago
Apple sends their employees to ML/AI conferences with fake company names on their badges to avoid leaking a single bit of their knowledge. I don't know how any AI researcher resists working at Apple!
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10y ago
So a contact in your phonebook can have many phone numbers associated with it. We can make an open source contact that includes all of "possibly spam" numbers and if you have that contact on your phone, you'll see "possi
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That's correct. Most of "self-driving" press out there is just press and not something as you said paradigm shattering! But Uber need the press more than ever after losing China and having to have a growth story for their lar
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What a driverless car means usually varies between promises and production products! ;)
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Uber and Lyft Want to Replace Public Buses
(bloomberg.com)
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10y ago
Browser support landscape has changed. The only concern is Safari but I'm optimistic
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10y ago
The true "Swift in web" will happen when WebAssembly is ready and LLVM has a WASM backend. Then I can just compile my Swift to WASM and bypass JavaScript altogether because Swift is already a LLVM front-end.
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10y ago
One thing UBI can not avoid is people making bad decisions. Specially lower income people. If we eliminate all public and often free social services and hand over the money instead, I doubt a lot of people will save for retirement or pay fo
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The fanless CPUs and USB-C ports on top of new monitors made this iteration a bit longer but wait for it. Some cool computers are coming out of Apple very soon. I haven't seen them but every Apple employee I talk to seems to be very ex
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