nsonha

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by nsonha 6y ago
> > Because humans are pattern matchers > Agree, but then you would think that engineers (when it comes to working with other engineers) are a little more rational than the average folks and can go beyond superficial observations.
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by nsonha 7y ago
> so you can scrap that entire connect() stuff alltogether To me that "entire stuff" is about the only thing that is good about redux (barely does dependency injection). See people need to understand that hook is a good API fro
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by nsonha 7y ago
Nah im sure if you look close into, say angular's docs, you'll eventually find out how to bootstrap their app container manually. It's usually the fact that a framework comes with some conventions that you "must" (n
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by nsonha 7y ago
women v machines
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by nsonha 7y ago
was watching a video about the sinking of Jakarta. The biggest contributing factor is actually ground water abstraction and consequently, contraction of the city foundation, not sea level rising.
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by nsonha 7y ago
yeah insects are animals I guess. It's sad that we kill trillion of them every year just by our vastly outnumbered existence.
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by nsonha 7y ago
Bushfires are frequent occurrences in Australia. We should combat climate change regardless of bushfire. To claim that bush fire is proven to be caused by climate change is disingenuous and unnecessary.
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by nsonha 7y ago
not awful, more like mediocre and has no reason to exist
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by nsonha 7y ago
coffeescript
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by nsonha 7y ago
even a full brain is just a computer without memory, ethical what
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by nsonha 7y ago
twiiter is going into history as the utmost failure of human communication. How such a crippled way of communication (limited characters and structure) combined with such childish disregard to discourse (blocking and shadow banning) could f
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by nsonha 7y ago
(non-native speaker, learned programming before English) I think this is a bad idea for a few reasons: - More languages = more barriers. Gosh we have enough problems with silos within the software dev community as well as languages in real
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by nsonha 7y ago
I appreciate that it's more efficient than VDOM, if it's true and continue to be true in larger scale apps. I don't see "can set any property, attribute, or listen to any event" a benefit though. To me it's suc
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by nsonha 7y ago
1) If your motivation is heavy mathematical programming then I hear you, but beware that you are the minority of the language's userbase, (more generally, most application-level programming languages' userbase), it's not some
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by nsonha 7y ago
"they've added HKT" no they did not, if they did it would've been a major news.
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by nsonha 7y ago
"...support slots and are analyzed at definition time" I don't know what you meant by this. As we speak, is there a standard implementation of this "Web Templates" thing? Can I open an editor, type "native&quot
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by nsonha 7y ago
that's interesting to know. Correct me if I'm mistaken since the motivation of the project isn't that clear on the home page: the main thing that makes lit-html special is the fact that it's just standard javascript. Thi
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by nsonha 7y ago
the main reason templates are bad is not that it needs a build step, it's more about being non-standard (a problem lit-html doesn't have), and not statically analyzable (think typescript's jsx), which lit-html doesn't so
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by nsonha 7y ago
or base-64
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by nsonha 7y ago
the author and others did not avocate manual DOM manipulations. He wrote a framework that can generate optimal DOM manipulation code without the need of a virtual DOM.
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by nsonha 8y ago
I like KDE 4 back when it looked like win 7. Now it looks like iOS, the plainness hurts my eyes.
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by nsonha 8y ago
It was a real joy when I was a student doing extensive reading on topic(s), treating tabs as a reading list, since I didn't have enough stuff to do back then. Nowadays I find opening more than 10 tabs too counter-productive and distrac