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by ng12 6y ago
Yeah, same thing happened in New York. All these people moved in without any respect for what NYC is really about -- Dutch farming.
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by ng12 6y ago
Yes, but any T1D is acutely aware of this fact. The whole treatment regimen is ratioing carbs to insulin.
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by ng12 6y ago
> The golden age of web app development was 2012-2013. I have the opposite feeling. 2010ish was when companies really started leaning in to building desktop experiences on the web and 2012/2013 was when it was clear the tools were c
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by ng12 6y ago
I've had a similar experience. I spent a few weeks hacking with a team to discover what was killing their productivity and it all came down to the early decision to adopt micro-frontends. The only place I can imagine this working is at
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by ng12 6y ago
> the w3c fetch function is definitely better for your users Sure, unless your users are desktop IE11 users. They won't care about 4.4kb but they'll definitely care about a broken page :)
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by ng12 6y ago
Either way the article is way off: > Let us quickly travel back in time to 2016 ... If you are using a JavaScript framework or want to use a framework, Angular.js is probably something you would choose Angula.JS was in the "failed e
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by ng12 6y ago
There's a lot of people involved saying otherwise: https://public-inbox.org/git/20200504174548.r3zaftqcq52yhd2u...
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by ng12 6y ago
I think it's important to note that master has no relation to master/slave. It's master as in master copy or master key.
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by ng12 6y ago
Yes, usually the employer you leave will pay your salary and the firm you're joining will compensate for the bonus you're forfeiting.
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by ng12 6y ago
They do this in finanance, New York has relatively enforceable non-competes. Typically they'll pay you your full salary for the period of time you're not working.
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by ng12 6y ago
I would have longed for the privilege of testing into a good highschool when I was young -- let alone some of the best schools in the country. It makes me a little sad to see the call for the system be dismantled.
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by ng12 6y ago
Is Palantir buying the data or is the NHS using Palantir to analyze it? There's a big difference there.
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by ng12 6y ago
Palantir already works with a a huge number government agencies is my point. They're basically a contracting firm. If they had charged the NHS at least a few hundred thousand pounds it wouldn't have been newsworthy.
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by ng12 6y ago
From my understanding Foundry (the Palantir product in question) is just a data management platform. I don't understand why this is so nefarious: they gave software they usually charge for to a public health agency for free.
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by ng12 6y ago
If you're just wanting to get your feet wet create-react-app is the right choice. Go strictly by their docs: they do a good job of leading you to third-party solutions when required. In a way React suffers from it's own popularity
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by ng12 6y ago
Just like to chime in and say I'm really appreciative of these efforts. I get devs at my firm who are learning to do web dev for the first time and ask why we're not using Redux by default. I link them to Dan's article and th
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by ng12 6y ago
> but mass amplification via the platform's algorithm shouldn't be a right. Right. No amplification is the solution. /r/all and the homepage need to be removed. Left wing subs and right wing subs should exist in peace
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by ng12 6y ago
This feels really weird. I don't think it's a good idea for open source organizations to be political like this. I think getting more diversity of contributors to Node is a laudable goal but I don't see why those efforts can&
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by ng12 6y ago
Do the cell values have to be primitives? Embedding pure JS inside a React app is easy but using React inside pure JS is usually where the trouble is.
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by ng12 6y ago
Doesn't Facebook work like this already? I imagine most of the people really angry about things Trump is posting don't follow him anyways. I'll occasionally unfollow (not unfriend) people who post nonsense repeatedly and my f
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by ng12 6y ago
I think about the shooting of Daniel Shaver very often. A cold-blooded execution of a middle class white man caught on video and the officer was acquitted. We need to address both police brutality as well as racial inequality, and I wonder
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by ng12 6y ago
I think it's a side effect of the cultural impact. D&D inspired role playing videogames, those inspired MMOs, and MMOs now inspire D&D. Playing 5e feels very much like playing World of Warcraft or something similar. It's s
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by ng12 6y ago
Thanks -- I'll take a look.
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by ng12 6y ago
Agreed. I'm hoping JSX (or another JS-first approach) becomes the de-facto standard for frameworks. Svelte seem interesting but giving up JSX is too much to ask. A framework like Svelte that "compiles away" the JSX would be w
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by ng12 6y ago
Feels like a modern take on the Marionette+Backbone stack.
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by ng12 6y ago
CRA is exactly suited to my problem: these are simple React front-ends. I don't want any sort of server-side rendering. I don't need any of the features from Next.js. I just the ability to modify some of the basic configs that are
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by ng12 6y ago
I like Next.js quite a bit but I don't need SSR. To expand upon my use case a bit: I need a way to create dozens of small SPAs in an enterprise environment maintained by people who are not front-end experts. CRA fits the bill almost pe
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by ng12 6y ago
I've been using craco. I really commend the creators but it's a project that shouldn't exist. I shouldn't have to hack the officially supported solution to do simple things like provide my SSL cert to Webpack or tweak so
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by ng12 6y ago
> I have done a lot of React in the last 6 years and have never been frustrated with their decisions, which is very rare. Same, but this is also why I feel burnt by create-react-app. There's so many important features the team has s
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by ng12 6y ago
I hear this a lot and it's really missing the forest for the trees. Picking a routing library (if you need one) requires 10 minutes of googling. Picking Ember/Angular will haunt you for the lifetime of your project.

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