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by nsonha 2y ago
tldr: Like every other Linux user, DHH has an opinion on how to set up his OS
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by nsonha 2y ago
on the hiring page they are looking for Android engineers
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by nsonha 2y ago
was this made in Melbourne, Australia by any chance?
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by nsonha 2y ago
I think what react-router tries to solve is esentialy navigating without re-rendering layout partials
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by nsonha 2y ago
I dislike a robot that's equal/surpasses human beings. A silly machine that pretends to be human is what I want.
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by nsonha 2y ago
I don't think the article is climate change denial but if it's true that the Sun is getting hotter then man-made global warming will not be significant comparing to that.
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by nsonha 2y ago
anyone knows the status of the React Forget thingy?
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by nsonha 3y ago
`react-dom` has a `renderToString` function since day 1 and people has been rendering server side since day 1 of React. There are also approaches such as pre-rendering with Chromium.
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by nsonha 3y ago
If you actually follow the people in the React team, they've moved on to things that are not front-end framework. However lame React is these days, htmlx etc are even lamer. No one quits a well-paid job at Meta or Vercel to then go con
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by nsonha 3y ago
Some inconsistencies here, metadata is added via jsx but preloading resources is done by some magic functions. Are they not hooks? what are they? Why there need to be this other way to make side effects?
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by nsonha 3y ago
terminology is one of the many funny things about React, in this release: > By convention, functions that use async transitions are called “Actions”. React is the only people who use this "convention". They pick a very meaningl
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by nsonha 3y ago
never means nothing can be assigned to it, so in that sense it's already readonly
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by nsonha 3y ago
> L in SOLID refers to Liskov substitution you think? > Flow adhering to it" means that violating code will be flagged by type system Shocking that type system can flag things
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by nsonha 3y ago
how would read only fixes consumers read ing the property?
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by nsonha 3y ago
I know what SOLID is, questioning how exactly you think Flow has "liskov substitution" as a feature.
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by nsonha 3y ago
> adhering to liskov substitution principles what does this even mean? > And has 10x less LoC than ts Prolly b/c Flow isn't able to express the advanced types (albeit with 10x LoC) in the first place.
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by nsonha 3y ago
do you need readonly with never?
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by nsonha 3y ago
> not being dependent on using React it's not about not-being-something, more like the component created by UI kit will function regardless of any framework you use, or the lack of one.
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by nsonha 3y ago
by that logic nothing is a framework, everything "compiles" to js and css
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by nsonha 3y ago
CSS is such a failure. Grid is the 3rd or 4th iteration of layout methods and still you need to think this much about how to code a layout? This is the most basic thing in UI and we've been doing it for 3 decades.
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by nsonha 3y ago
How does this compare to Microsoft's and Apple's? Is there any other player in AR/VR/MR OS?
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by nsonha 3y ago
I have a computer science degree. The point is: binary is a boring thing and some what irrelevant to the computer CONCEPT, it only becomes relevant when you delve into logical gates and and stuff. It's weird that someone would approach
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by nsonha 3y ago
I was under the impression that many of animals can use tools not just primates. The Stone Age title is a bit hyperbolic.
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by nsonha 3y ago
"Binary" is a weird place to start. Even adults dont start there.
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by nsonha 3y ago
specs compliance fetishism would be semantic web. The reason so much has been written on it is that it's so messy and practically people never get it right. HTML is so overloaded for multiple functions (content, logic, presentation and
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by nsonha 3y ago
Aria should be the source of truth, the list of things is much simpler and straight forward than html tags. They ARE made for accessibility and accessibility only, unlike html which at worst treat accessibility as an after thought and at be
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by nsonha 3y ago
I thought they were gonna make some argument about least power in the frontend backend dynamic. But then they are like "why are we not using all these programming languages equally?". Because that sounds like complexity and has no
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by nsonha 3y ago
"material design" is a feature for desktop management now?
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by nsonha 3y ago
how does a normal load balancer make sure the nodejs server utilizes all cores?
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by nsonha 3y ago
Could some one please explain to me if this is still gonna be useful if we already have load balancing on the API gateway?

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