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by nwienert 2y ago
1) Side effects not much more than the most tame of drugs, like aspirin. This one, if it exists, is incredibly rare. 2) You can stop taking it, obviously. Just like any medicine, the effects will wear off, but there's no rebound effect
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by nwienert 2y ago
It's not predictable of course, but the parent commend said: > surprising, even human super grandmasters can't always understand Of course they don't expect the move, but they always understand it, even if it takes a bit.
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Barry Lyndon is sublime.
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I don’t think that’s broadly true with chess. Did you mean go?
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If you read it uncharitably. If you read it charitably, the “it’s awesome” can be referring to how quickly they made something work that otherwise wouldn’t for many more years.
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by nwienert 2y ago
I get it, but now you’re moving the goalposts. You went from “there’s no way to explain it plausibly” to “there’s many ways to explain it but they are unlikely”. I’ll take it that you’ve conceded that point. If I wanted to engage with your
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by nwienert 2y ago
There's so many ways to postulate it such that it makes sense, here's just one: Beings lived on earth 50-60M years ago, they left without a trace but left probes to watch what happens, once civ reaches a certain point they reveal
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by nwienert 2y ago
Speaking of the fallacy fallacy, calling out someone for calling out someone for a fallacy using the fallacy fallacy is the fallacy fallacy fallacy — as an initial fallacious fumble may indeed foretell further fallacious findings in a given
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If the miscarriage was caused by reckless or criminal negligence
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by nwienert 2y ago
This (incorrect) attitude is another big reason beyond economy for the D loss.
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Classic example of how the media and the uninformed combine to take him out of context / in bad faith. The absolutely true fact is that that statement had nothing, even so much as a hint of a dog whistle, to do with that you’re saying.
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It's quite literally incapable of solving many very mid-level things, no matter how much you help it. It's not a reasoning machine, it's basically a different way to search existing answers.
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Even in small steps, it fails. I have two cases I test with, nothing special, just some TS generics in one instance and a schema-to-schema mapping tool in another. Both things that Junior devs could do given a couple days, even though they&
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by nwienert 2y ago
It’s really far from mid level. It’s a weird mix of expert at things it trained on, and complete misleading idiot at anything outside. For a bash script or the first steps of something simple it’s great. For anything complex at all it’s wor
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by nwienert 2y ago
Strong words, I actually enjoy it quite a lot. For trivial stuff I can see how Svelte can seem simpler. But effects, JSX, and the React model tend to be incredible at composition at scale. And the close to the metal to JS nature is somethin
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Migrate from Create React App (CRA) to Vite with One(onestack.dev)
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I loaded tamagui.dev, onestack.dev and a random youtube video (not playing): in order, 107Mb, 48Mb, and 219Mb of memory. Lighthouse scores are good. Profiling shows near 0 main thread work at all while scrolling or doing common actions, no
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by nwienert 2y ago
We've had decades of absolute liberal control of tech companies but you don't see threads like this every time Google announces something. Some 25% of tech is conservative, it shouldn't be that weird that a few of the billion
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by nwienert 2y ago
> you will relapse with a vengeance You say this - but not from experience (correct me if I'm wrong and you have taken a GLP-1 agonist). I say this because as someone who has taken it, I found one of the craziest parts is how they d
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by nwienert 2y ago
This is true, but what's also true is using biome or eslint more than half of your complaints are gone. JS has always had bad parts, but today it's a lot easier to avoid them thanks to linters. And if you do stay in the good parts
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by nwienert 2y ago
I think you'll find the real long-term movement is to client-side, not away, and that's because it is both a faster and simpler model if done right.
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That's a mean thing to say, but shows you lack the ability to judge skill. I've been doing this for a long time at the highest level, and I love doing it so I take care. Our websites both get very high performance scores and if yo
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by nwienert 2y ago
For the first part - what's the bug? It's certainly ambitious, and perhaps too much so, but I think we've managed to pull it off. To take more responsibility here - I think we should have waited longer to cut "1.0."
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Thanks - noted to the team. We're moving a lot faster now that I'm full-time and I finally have two really great devs alongside. Look forward to improving this and having people say "actually it's really good now" i
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by nwienert 2y ago
Tamagui revenue is 20% sponsors, the rest our paid starter kit and pro UI components. Honestly I don’t recommend this path. The work to payback doesn’t make sense still to this day. I wish OSS was more viable, but we still have a long path
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by nwienert 2y ago
Thank you, frankly I'm shocked to only have 25% or so negative comments here, a first for a new framework :)
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We use Rollup to build for native, SWC so we can compile class away (RN doesn't support classes, shockingly). Then we actually build out our own custom bundle using the Rollup output because we need to hot reload it, so we built our ow
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by nwienert 2y ago
We are working on documentation more actively than before. Please do reach out to me with any questions or feedback. Now that I'm full-time for the first time this is something I can actually focus on.
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The theme API has not changed, we did refactor the logic behind it, and yes we've had regressions. It's a complex system. But we've always followed on with a fix, and we've added many, many tests in that area. Listen, I
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It’s a trade off - better performance and native UI but a bit more of a learning curve and need to curate some API surfaces. We have something close to ready based on Expos “use dom” feature they just announced. It should be available soon.

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