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I switched from Android to iPhone a few months ago. The hardware is much better but my god does the phone feel dumb. Ok Google is leagues better than Siri and I miss the hell out of certain Android features like better spam detection and
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People can write bad code in any framework. If it's that difficult to uncoil declarative state in your head the component is poorly written, hooks or not.
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I do biweekly. It's my job to keep myself appraised of what reports are working on and make sure they are unblocked. A 1:1 should be focused on long-term career goals and relationship building which can be done biweekly. The obvious ex
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No. According to US law you must be persecuted based on your belonging to a protected category to qualify for asylum.
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The worst part is the carcinogenic chemical soup they add to cigarettes is to make it more palatable to smoke several times a day. Self-medicating is big business.
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Vine was shut down prior to TikTok's launch. Vine had struck gold and was discarded, then foreign copycats (TikTok and Musical.ly) filled the void. It's one thing for TikTok to beat Vine, another for Vine/Twitter to not even
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> Tiktok fosters a home for a vast number of entertaining and informative content creators that give them an edge Vine did this too which is a big part of why it's so surprising to me: Vine didn't just have the tech but they ha
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Can someone explain to me what happened to Vine? I feel like it beat TikTok to the punch by ~8 years before it was bought and then unceremoniously killed by Twitter. Was that the first example of US innovation being suffocated by the big te
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They need probable cause to bring in a dog. He should have refused to allow them to search his vehicle or answer any of their questions.
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I mean it really depends, doesn't it? Many countries in Europe are 90%+ a single ethnicity, and the effect is even more exaggerated if you live outside a major city.
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Same. It's crazy to think people just a few years younger than me probably don't remember a time where there was almost no video on the web.
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Or course it was. Any front end developer worth his salt could have told you that. Use the tools you need and ignore the ones you don't. It's the same as any kind of software development.
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Personal finance is NOT about getting rich. It's about building a nest egg for retirement. The whole premise of this article is bunk.
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The majority of software engineers simply do not care. They're in it for a comfortable career with a fat paycheck.
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I feel like the author covered this pretty well. If you have the luxury to organize your life around the terrible traffic (e.g. living and working in Venice) it's fantastic. If you need to get on a highway to get to work your experienc
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Yep, it's their way of gatekeeping.
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I wonder if building a messaging app is the secret to promotion at Google. I cant think of any other reason they would have so many.
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> Unless you think every company in the Western world (not just Apple) ought to cease doing any and all business with China Yes. China very clearly doesn't care what the West thinks about them. They would probably care if Apple stop
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Well, sure. Dogmatic policies like that will cause all kinds of problems.
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In curious why you feel the need to do that? I typically only update dependencies either for serious security issues or new features I really, really want to use. I still have a few projects running Webpack 1 without issue.
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I cannot relate to this experience at all. Can you specify examples of what you're talking about?
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You don't need React for building websites. You absolutely need React (or something like it) for building web apps. The more interaction your client-side code has the more you'll regret just using HTML+JS. I really wish people wou
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It's not about the elites. If China's not afraid to disappear their richest, most internationally well-known celebrities what does that mean for the average citizen?
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Yup, lots of personal finance startups have "name" names: https://www.vox.com/the-goods/2019/11/4/20943551
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Where are you interviewing that they don't let you google stuff? I've gotten to the point that I don't even ask anymore, I just open a new tab and explain what I'm looking for. If the interviewer takes issue with it that
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I would say then that your project is simple enough that an underpaid full-stack dev is exactly what you want.
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> And I’d take the full stack dev before a front end one So you think one person can't know the entire stack but also half of the stack is not complex/important enough to be worth specializing in?
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> Many Europeans and Asians I’ve spoken to went to classes each day and then left school to do other things with other people, forgoing the elaborate excess of extracurricular activities that is found at American schools. This doesn'
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Sure, but you could extrapolate that to some sort of butterfly effect where every action undertaken could be potentially harmful to someone else.
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Yes! useCallback is an optimization and using it prematurely can be problematic.
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