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by nfRfqX5n 5y ago
netflix could add a "live" channel that is similar to a twitch channel
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by nfRfqX5n 5y ago
all they would need to do is add forum support. it’s already sort of there with threads
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by nfRfqX5n 5y ago
a lot of these annoyances can be solved if the author slightly changed their behavior. I still think AirPods Pro are some of the best new tech of the last 5 years
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by nfRfqX5n 5y ago
Stripe asks some practical questions
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by nfRfqX5n 5y ago
those type of people are lifers at a company
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by nfRfqX5n 5y ago
nice post, you might have accomplished more than some regular full timers
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by nfRfqX5n 5y ago
it’s always doom and gloom on here regarding web dev, unfortunately
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by nfRfqX5n 5y ago
Very naive to think these companies don’t care about speed/perf if it truly affected their revenue
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by nfRfqX5n 5y ago
lazy load it
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by nfRfqX5n 5y ago
your preference for model/view/purely presentational components would benefit from using hooks in your model layer as opposed to a class component with the old lifecycle hooks. hooks are the model
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by nfRfqX5n 5y ago
congrats to the team, they’ve been moving at a solid pace while keeping the quality high. funny that this also continues to be one of the most controversial topics on HN
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by nfRfqX5n 5y ago
justification aside, stigmatizing the unvaxxed seems to be completely ineffective
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by nfRfqX5n 5y ago
purely for engagement
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by nfRfqX5n 5y ago
I avoid it at all costs. Sometimes it takes more time to figure out how to install something because guides are quick to recommend brew, but there's usually an alternative
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by nfRfqX5n 5y ago
you're only thinking about the 'write a comment get a block of code' feature. it also has autocomplete/predictive functionality that speeds up coding quite a bit when it works
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by nfRfqX5n 5y ago
the autocomplete/predictive part of copilot makes writing code faster
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by nfRfqX5n 5y ago
but hooks allow you to easily move business logic outside of your component. most business logic is simple so people use it inline. isolating it makes it pretty easy to test and reuse
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by nfRfqX5n 5y ago
very good point
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by nfRfqX5n 5y ago
I was following a pattern similar to react-table, where I'm destructuring a function off of a previous hook and passing it to another hook as a callback. This allows the 2nd hook to update state in the first, which causes it to infinit
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by nfRfqX5n 5y ago
the only time I find it to be required is when passing in callbacks to custom hooks with props that may change and you'll notice immediately because the callback will continuously run
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by nfRfqX5n 5y ago
I think it would be easy to create a rule to see if the default export is wrapped in memo, but you could also just have it as a coding standard
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by nfRfqX5n 5y ago
yes
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by nfRfqX5n 5y ago
it's only data from the last 2.5 years and paid out by twitch. he made a massive sum from microsoft when switching to their platform
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by nfRfqX5n 5y ago
Twitters algo has surfaced some of her stuff on my feed before, much of the same as seen here
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by nfRfqX5n 5y ago
I rarely experience any of these issues and think their front end is quite good. Just their a11y / keyboard nav stuff is some of the best I've seen. Some questionable design choices but that's more of a product thing
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by nfRfqX5n 5y ago
55k jobs without offering remote/hybrid? my most recent recruiter email said they require in person in NYC. seems like it may be hard to fill
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by nfRfqX5n 5y ago
kind of. it doesn't look good when all of the top comments on a famous person's posts are all bot spam.
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by nfRfqX5n 5y ago
politics and timing can have just as much an impact as personal effort. you can put in unlimited effort but if it’s on low visibility/impact products, nobody will notice or care
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by nfRfqX5n 5y ago
there's also no way to check your credit balance until you're at the payment step of a new booking. you have to ask support to tell you how much you have and when it expires. absolutely insane
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by nfRfqX5n 5y ago
airbnb issues refunds as credit. when you go to book a place, the default option to pay is "pay half now, half later". the trick is, they don't let you use credit for the 2nd payment. users can only find this by digging throu

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