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by omeid2 8y ago
> There is little to no difference between carefully using global variables and Spring dependency injection except syntax. Until you need to write unit tests.
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by omeid2 8y ago
In some jurisdictions, that is still, rightly so, considered PII.
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by omeid2 8y ago
> The overhead of adding an dependency is no longer worth it. Wait until you start seeing components that depends on various trivial libraries (hook functions) for state management. My bet is on setInterval to be a very common one.
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by omeid2 8y ago
I got the sarcasm, but comparing what Hooks brings to table to what React did is unfair. Hooks are moving around state management, React was a paradigm change.
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by omeid2 8y ago
That is being unfair to React. React changed the way developers reason about UI/DOM from imperative to declarative, the holy grail here is that a declarative API allows you to move up your state and have a "single source of truth&
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by omeid2 8y ago
Something that I really like about React is that it is easy to reason about the state of each component, with functions there was no state, with classes, you can see everything that touches the state there in your class. I am not sure how h
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by omeid2 8y ago
Can you please give some example of behaviour that you share across components that couldn't be factored out into a function?
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by omeid2 8y ago
The crowd is too fatigued to get excited anymore, there is a handful of outspoken people who will cheer any change for the sake of change or saving up a couple of key strokes at the cost of long term API size and maintenance burden. but it
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by omeid2 8y ago
I am not convinced that biological-continuation is fundamental to a society's sustenance. As long as people are willing to move into HK or any other place, it will remain a hustling and bustling city, at least for the economic purposes
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by omeid2 8y ago
Why?
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by omeid2 8y ago
I am afraid your system is _probably_ just bug ridden as any other, it is simply not popular enough to for people to find bugs.
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by omeid2 8y ago
I don't see a way to configure the saturation, I think right now it is a bit too bright for coffee stains.
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by omeid2 8y ago
A little of topic but the reference as a huge list at the bottom is forgivable for print media, but for interactive media, there is no reason for such inefficient method that requires one to click on the reference only to find yourself skim
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by omeid2 8y ago
Not only is obtaining DNA contaminated samples not harder than fingerprints, it is orders of magnitude easier.
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by omeid2 8y ago
How does it compare to n? https://github.com/tj/n
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by omeid2 8y ago
In Australia, recently just about all maternity and menstrual related hygiene products got added to the Health Goods GST (10% tax) exemption list[0], along with few other like Condoms and Sunscreen that used to be there since 2011. I suppos
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by omeid2 8y ago
I am no army general or special forces specialist but one has to wonder why is throwing a grenade or any other aggressive action is the first line of action for any highly tactical large team with arguably the world's most advanced tec
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by omeid2 8y ago
> I hate to say, but it's a slippery slope The underlying problem is that police should not jump to lethal force and have proper training to contain dangerous situation, not kill people who are crawling on the floor under their orde
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by omeid2 8y ago
It is interesting point to bring up but nonetheless discount pricing is not out of question. It is possible that while GCP gives a good value based on the writing on the tin, someone else might beat that with a good margin under special ter
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by omeid2 8y ago
It doesn't actually provide any privacy at all, it simply removes the possiblity to block and leaves the events to be observable. > In Manifest V3, we will strive to limit the blocking version > of webRequest, potential
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by omeid2 8y ago
Semi-related to this is Darwin/MacOS emulation layer: Darling. https://github.com/darlinghq/darling
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by omeid2 8y ago
I don't buy that, family responsibilities can cloud your mind all day long. Family like other social and personal responsibilities are not something that you can simply switch off.
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by omeid2 8y ago
You need time to experience things but time alone is not enough. Not only it is possible to have an older person with less experience at any given task or job, there is also no correlation between wisdom and age either[0]. https:/&#x2
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by omeid2 8y ago
Experience is not a biological aspect, it is "knowledge or practical wisdom gained from what one has observed, encountered, or undergone". More importantly, I am yet to get my hands on any research that shows there is conclusive c
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by omeid2 8y ago
But there is no data that shows women or south asian workers are less productive. However, there is data for age, so much that in many countries there is mandatory driving test with ever shorter intervals as you grow older. This isn't
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by omeid2 8y ago
"process x is temporal like y" does not suggest that they follow the exact rate or trajectory. My intention was not to suggest that cognitive skills decline the same rate as muscle fitness, though, physical fitness certainly does
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by omeid2 8y ago
This Handwavy denial of a biological process does not help the discussion or anyone on the long term. Reaction time and reasoning skills are cognitive skills that declines with age, specially in relation to complex tasks. The studies are wo
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by omeid2 8y ago
"my group" is always the best. -- every group ever. But when I say changes with time and age, I mean the well establish notion of age-related cogitative decline and increased family responsibilities that taxes job co
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by omeid2 8y ago
Are you suggesting that there is no age-related cognitive decline? https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4767530/ https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4015335/
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by omeid2 8y ago
Declaring protected classes is the easy part, but how do companies are to deal with it in an effective manner? Say a company has to fire 10% of it's work force and the people who are least fit for the culture and provide value happ

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