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nsonha
3y ago
.catch
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3y ago
why do you assume that one or both of the channels need concentration? TV is for entertainment, which is inherently unimportant things.
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nsonha
3y ago
it's not that conclusive, there are many other aspects in which it can be bad (security, team's workflow etc). There is however no design principle ever dictates how components should/should not be stored in the same code rep
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3y ago
exactly how I think about these, article would be more genuine if written by someone less biased toward Remix. They are saying "nextjs is bad" only to recommend something bad in a different way. Unfortunately I have not seen anyth
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nsonha
3y ago
I guess it's not intended to be used directly hence no document at all? Might as well not exist.
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nsonha
3y ago
is there a non react equivalent? I wanna vomit every time I see the word "hook" these days.
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nsonha
3y ago
Skeuomorphism had it time. I actually loved those apps back in those days.
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nsonha
3y ago
more like crash dump
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3y ago
> The Best I can imagine minimaps being useful on graphical content but the author gave the example of it being used dogmatically and unhelpful: code editor. There is nothing to see in "the shape of the code"? The minimap could
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nsonha
3y ago
nothing, just continues to be shit refuses to die
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3y ago
> its not likely that someone looked the source IP being from Vietnam and made the conclusion Yes it's not likely simply because the phrasing of the article suggested that. My point is that we should stop trusting such phrasing. The
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3y ago
What does "Vietnam" even mean? Someone connected from a Vietnam IP? How do you now it's by the VN government?
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3y ago
I know nothing about this topic, but the server also has the version id of the last state (that you fetch) before disconnect. Your update can then be placed on top of that version and not some version far in the future when you reconnect.
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3y ago
Timestamps are written by server, problem solved.
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3y ago
Temporal calls itself a “Durable execution platform”, which I think emphases the persistence aspect of a message queue. I remember Cadence which is Temporal’s predecessor called itself a “workflow orchestration framework”. I think it’s a be
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nsonha
3y ago
I'm so disappointed with react these days but yes, it used to be.
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nsonha
3y ago
have you heard of RxJS or Mobx? They both can be used in any mainstream front-end framework, though the combination is usually RxJS for Angular and Mobx for React.
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3y ago
same old template based data binding, just like observable never existed. Most of the problems with data binding stem from the fact that there is not a prorammable understandable primitive for us to reason about it. Yet time and time again
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3y ago
I agreed with it until you injected the irrelevant bit about HTML and CSS being programming languages. It is ARGUABLE true, but very unhelpful, you are not giving learners useful direction when you use a blanket term ("programming lang
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3y ago
Postman and Insomnia have almost identical UIs
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nsonha
3y ago
it could have been V(greeting, capitalize, ['concat', "!"], send, 'status', console.log ) but at that point it's already Ramda or smt and doesn't look as funky
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nsonha
3y ago
> to be retrievable in a definite order, usually the order of insertion. always has an oder, which is usually of insertion.
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3y ago
It assumes a lot of things: - Submitting a form results in an immediate network request (offline-first apps, hello?) - The network event is HTTP-based - The network event is REST - The payload is contained within the... markup (like why?) -
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3y ago
> doesn’t have an “order by” clause Does that mean it doesn't have any order or that whoever writes the query doesn't care about order? Also we are arguing over whether pg suffices as a queue implementation, and you use itself
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3y ago
I assume the window manager/compositor should not've asked for that buffer in the first place.
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3y ago
So is JSON, and all mainstream config formats actually. However, that stopped being a problem with JSON schema, which, despite the name, works on yaml too.
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3y ago
just the No string is that it? Other than that I've never encoutered any other problem. > 2-3 levels deep. Same to python, all non-trivial code is like 4 level+ depth, big deal! I normally write javascript and I switch to python eas
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3y ago
Is Swift UI the problem here? Sounds like the compositor or equivalence isn't doing its job
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3y ago
Wouldn't recommend this to people prone to identity crises
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nsonha
3y ago
you're confusing between "i don't care about order", and "there is no order". Name ONE queue implementation that doesn't have order.
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