patrickthebold

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Trigger effects based on the state not on events(patrickthebold.github.io)
1 points by patrickthebold 3y ago|0 comments
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Better Immutable.js Record Types?(patrickthebold.github.io)
2 points by patrickthebold 3y ago|0 comments
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by patrickthebold 3y ago
> should focus on not failing the bottom section The problem is they focus on not failing the bottoms section, and also completely fail the bottom section.
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by patrickthebold 3y ago
My understanding is "arbitrary queries" <> "arbitrary _database_ queries". So you can have some abstract "graph" that can be queried, and separately implement "resolvers" (IIRC) that actually ti
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by patrickthebold 3y ago
What would you suggest? Do you have any specific reforms to the laws regarding patents in mind? What would happen in those cases?
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React Apps (Part III) Effects(patrickthebold.github.io)
1 points by patrickthebold 3y ago|0 comments
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by patrickthebold 3y ago
`char` is both unsigned and less than 32-bits.
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by patrickthebold 3y ago
That probably complicates things from a legal perspective. I could imagine that that patch can no longer be submitted by anyone.
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by patrickthebold 3y ago
Author here: I haven't yet.
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by patrickthebold 3y ago
> You are changing the behavior of the function. That is a breaking change. That makes almost everything breaking.
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How to Not Build a React App (Part II)(patrickthebold.github.io)
2 points by patrickthebold 3y ago|2 comments
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How to Not Build a React App (Part I)(patrickthebold.github.io)
2 points by patrickthebold 3y ago|0 comments
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by patrickthebold 3y ago
I like the variant: You pick a door. An earthquake hits and one door opens that is a goat. The earthquake of course had know knowledge of that it's just what happened. Should you switch? I really thought I understood the problem until
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by patrickthebold 3y ago
I don't think that makes space-time discontinuous. There's a 'most northern' point on the earth, and the surface is arguably continuous. So it seems fine to have an 'earliest' point in time and still have conti
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by patrickthebold 3y ago
My monitor is fairly old, but it only does 30Hz on the hdmi cable and 60Hz on the display port cable. I'm not sure the exact versions. I think its displayport 1.2 and HDMI < 2. So for me, it was super important to get display port o
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by patrickthebold 3y ago
"Able to pay", but where is the "Want to pay?" I feel you also need to argue: "18 year olds don't realize they are being ripped off", or "college is actually worth that much". It's probably
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by patrickthebold 3y ago
In my experience it's quite difficult to keep things simple. It's a constant battle and sometimes we fail. If you are using typescript you can either go down the path of using `as` and `any`, which at that point the benefits start
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by patrickthebold 3y ago
Here's a free algorithms book: https://jeffe.cs.illinois.edu/teaching/algorithms/book/Algor... It's got to be a good value!
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by patrickthebold 3y ago
My preference is to take the point in the center of the cube and make pyramids to each of the 6 faces. There are twice as many pyramids but they are half as high.
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by patrickthebold 3y ago
VisX is mentioned in the about page, so presumably. https://www.react-graph-gallery.com/about , that page also gives some motivation on why this is a separate project.
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by patrickthebold 3y ago
The question is "how fast". If bun executables are always 45x go's that's a problem. If they are always 98mb more than go's, then it's less of a problem as the size grows.
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by patrickthebold 3y ago
I think it's fine if you don't learn Julia. When I was in university some of the course work had to be done in MATLAB. I think Julia could definitely be used instead nowadays. Simply being free is reason enough. You could argue th
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by patrickthebold 3y ago
How do people find "quick wins" (high value things that are low effort) without some kind of estimate? As an engineer I feel it's pretty common that no one works on the quick wins because they are toiling away at some big new
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by patrickthebold 3y ago
Random thought and I figure there must be a law against this: But what about the opposite, could a company sell off it's assets and do stock buy backs right until it goes bankrupt so that some investors get more $ ahead of the creditor
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by patrickthebold 3y ago
I've always called those balls "gum balls" and only just now realized it's from a *gum tree and not just a silly name.
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by patrickthebold 3y ago
I used to work at a US EMR company, not as a programmer though. They use a terrible language called M or MUMPS. New hires would spend their first month or so literally in a classroom with an instructor and homework to learn the language (an
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by patrickthebold 3y ago
My pet theory is that VCs also hold a lot of Amazon stock or perhaps more reasonably: are friendly with people who own a lot of Amazon stock.
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by patrickthebold 3y ago
Presumably the phone knows the time and the charger does not need to connect to the internet.
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by patrickthebold 4y ago
Great point. The article doesn't mention of McDonalds is profitable. I'd wager it is even without the layoffs. On one hand, doing layoffs may make investors happy, on the other hand if we get a recession because a bunch of profita
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by patrickthebold 4y ago
> having been forced to spend 478k for my education Go on...

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