nwienert

30 ms·

421.
by nwienert 3y ago
Also so what if it tastes better with a bit of milk? I heard most people don’t even drink straight lemon juice they water it down! Proof positive lemonade sucks.
422.
by nwienert 3y ago
This is peak self promotion content marketing, not much meat, a lot of funneling you to their products.
423.
by nwienert 3y ago
In low doses it is quite useful, as is its cousin amphetamine. Luckily caffeine is even safer, possible net benefit to health, has been in wide use for thousands of years, and smells and tastes amazing.
424.
by nwienert 3y ago
I think they are even bigger than you may think. Addictive behavior is dramatically turned down while not affecting normal desires somehow. I've noticed this quite starkly, and my sister as well who tried it (a lifelong nail-biter wh
425.
by nwienert 3y ago
I don't think React ever pitched view as a function of state actually. Many in the community latched onto that, and some React-inspired projects tried to make that a thing, but I'm positive that was never the pitch from the core t
426.
by nwienert 3y ago
Idk I picked it up for the first time basically just 6 months ago and had a blast from the start. I'd say 99% of people play rapid or faster time controls and never get into slogs, it's one of the least sloggy games I've play
427.
by nwienert 3y ago
No, not really. Compared to just about any game I’ve played it rarely gets stuck, and when you are up decisively it usually ends quickly. Also most everyone plays time controls that completely avoid this. Feels like people are reaching for
428.
by nwienert 3y ago
Possible piece movements should be a multiplier, and then it gets fuzzy with rules.
429.
by nwienert 3y ago
Most anyone just resigns if they know they're in a losing position, there's no rule forcing you to play it out.
430.
by nwienert 3y ago
I do too, I made this [0] 3 years before Svelte existed. But I don't think the "pretend it isn't" makes any sense, I actually like React more than Svelte for many reasons, but magic compilers and templates are two big on
431.
by nwienert 3y ago
I don’t think you could be more off, honestly. React revolutionized frontend development and made it dramatically better. Server side rendering for React has existed since very early in its lifetime. The rest of the snark looks silly in con
432.
by nwienert 3y ago
GraphQL out of the box doesn't make things optimized, but with any decent setup like Postgraphile, Hasura, or just DataLoader you do get highly optimized single-pass queries vs something like having many REST endpoints where the querie
433.
by nwienert 3y ago
But what’s better? In the end you need control over stuff, it’s almost like people want frontend to be magically easy but unfortunately there’s just the reality that either you have high abstraction but less control, or low abstraction and
434.
by nwienert 3y ago
We already had composable components server side with SSR, they just didn't query data inside the render loop. But that doesn't really gain much, if anything leads to slower overall performance as now instead of doing something li
435.
by nwienert 3y ago
These are mostly very small and not the colors you'd want, are there other places? Otherwise don't really consider this as proof you can source diamonds cheap (would love to know if so where). Edit: searched and found about 25 pla
436.
Tesla FSD Beta tried to kill me last night(electrek.co)
141 points by nwienert 3y ago|192 comments
437.
by nwienert 3y ago
I didn’t know Jason Bourne posted on HN. In all seriousness, where’s the threat of someone taking extremely high resolution scans of your iris unless you are truly rich/powerful/connected.
438.
by nwienert 3y ago
Hm this is at the bottom of the second page when a minute ago it was at the top of the first page? Doesn't seem particularly contentious or anything.
439.
by nwienert 3y ago
I mean I agree with much of what you’d said, you’re interpreting me as saying I expected him to correct the record or cover it, I never did. I just was surprised that he was completely dismissive when it directly addressed some of the pain
440.
by nwienert 3y ago
People much higher than me at Vercel advocated for killing the entire category more than once.
441.
by nwienert 3y ago
I never said you knew about it, speaking of delusions. I said you dismissed it when I brought it up, which is facts. Alongside everything else I wrote. I’m as authentic as they get, can’t say as much for everyone else.
442.
by nwienert 3y ago
It’s t3gg or whatever his name is. Funny story I worked at Vercel. I made this library Tamagui which solves many hard problems in the style space. One day t3 makes a YouTube video talking about styling solutions in React and he comes up wit
443.
by nwienert 3y ago
Why would you choose then to have two completely different ways of managing data? It’s insanity. It’s like saying “you can totally use kubernetes to deploy your app and then later switch to swarm and support both!” (And even that analogy do
444.
by nwienert 3y ago
I maintain Tamagui, so the tamagui starter kit basically is it, try `npm create tamagui`
445.
by nwienert 3y ago
Does http2 solve waterfall imports? Also wouldn't tree shaking still be unsolved? What about minification? IMO build step woes are really overstated, my build step has linting, type checking, optimization, bundle analysis size diff che
446.
by nwienert 3y ago
Safari is faster than either across almost all dimensions, lighter on battery, nicer UI, better standards support generally than FF and even matches chrome for what I care about. It’s the clear best browser imo.
447.
by nwienert 3y ago
In this case it really is a case where people mindlessly advocate for more development but at the same time extol the virtues of Hawaii's natural beauty. Even in this thread there are people arguing for development while acknowledging
448.
by nwienert 3y ago
Agree. Or add more protections, though there aren't that many natives by number and they already have protected land.
449.
by nwienert 3y ago
Attacking developers is being hostile to outsiders, exactly.
450.
by nwienert 3y ago
Why do you assume the baseline density for places is almost always low? That to me seems like as unlikely of an assumption as assuming they are always at capacity or too high. For example to me the places I’ve lived - San Francisco is at a

More ›