patrickthebold

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by patrickthebold 4y ago
It would be helpful to know what specific problems you have with the single threaded model. You might still have some options staying with node. I think you can have worker threads but maybe you can't share memory, or you might be able
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by patrickthebold 4y ago
Maybe it's: "uh-oh Adobe must be in a really bad position if they agreed to pay 20b for Figma". Followed by, "Uh-oh, the need to buy Figma but can't".
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by patrickthebold 4y ago
https://www.hugsql.org/ seems pretty nice. Not exactly an ORM, but probably does what you need.
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by patrickthebold 4y ago
I think https://svelte.dev/blog/virtual-dom-is-pure-overhead might give you some answers to your question. My very rough understanding is: It's nice to be declarative and just re-render everything on every state c
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by patrickthebold 4y ago
One thing to consider: a lot of devs are most familiar with React and some set of tools in it's ecosystem. Sticking with what you know is generally good advice. Especially if you consider hiring and onboarding.
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by patrickthebold 4y ago
I've come around on this one. I (now) like having a separate interface, having just method signatures separated out makes it easy to get an overview of the class. It also makes it a bit easier to agree on the interface.
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by patrickthebold 4y ago
I wonder if they upgraded to Scala 3.
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by patrickthebold 4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Derivation_(differential_algeb... is probably what you were referring to.
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by patrickthebold 4y ago
I think this is a bit of a blind spot for libertarian ideals. One tends to get the impression that people only need to be protected from the government. I, myself, am quick to point out that the first amendment only applies to the governmen
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by patrickthebold 4y ago
I'm not familiar with the construction of the reals, but somewhere in there you'd have to say what 0.999... means for it to be equal to 1. I'd probably just define it as an infinite series, where it's straight forward to
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by patrickthebold 4y ago
A Professor I TA'd for made a very good point: It's not so important if you think 0.9999... = 1 or not, the important thing is to have a (rigorous) definition for what 0.999... means. So much time is lost to people arguing without
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by patrickthebold 4y ago
nevertheless, one can lament the situation: With all the mass production and economies of scale, any desire off the beaten path becomes either extremely expensive or unobtainable. Hey, it's more profitable to sell junk that doesn'
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by patrickthebold 4y ago
I actually think it's a good point. There's no way in the US we'd tolerate the government regulating the content on the platform.
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by patrickthebold 4y ago
It could just be a mistake, or no longer true, it doesn't have to be a lie.
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by patrickthebold 4y ago
I don't understand how it improves productivity _that_ much. Most of my time isn't actually spent on syntax but rather reading Hacker news and making irrelevant comments.
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by patrickthebold 4y ago
Not gp but I've so many questions! We'll I'll just ask two: Suppose to buy my house the seller wants cash. I take out my cash and give it to the seller. Ok fine, but the bank is creating money out of thin air, where does the
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by patrickthebold 4y ago
Exactly, I'm a bit surprised that this needs to be legislated. Many people will not apply/respond to recruiters if the salary isn't posted. I'd think employers would be doing this simply because it makes things easier fo
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by patrickthebold 4y ago
python support seems fairly experimental right now: https://www.graalvm.org/22.3/reference-manual/python/ or is that something different?
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by patrickthebold 4y ago
It sounds like your project ended up working out well (ignoring the replacement). But one thing that would be hard for me when starting a project like this: How do you know that over time it won't grow into something terribly unmaintai
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by patrickthebold 4y ago
I hate stats like this. What is the baseline? Maybe 90% of adults have always said the US is experiencing a mental health crisis. I'm interpreting this as some kind of increase because of COVID and social media and cell phones, but may
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by patrickthebold 4y ago
Speaking of phone addiction: I'm tempted to ditch the phone entirely and go with and apple watch with the "Family setup" feature. It's meant for children, but you can get a separate # for the watch and have it mostly sta
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by patrickthebold 4y ago
JS Map/Set use referential equality, which is pretty worthless if you aren't dealing with primitives.
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by patrickthebold 4y ago
The thing I have been bitten by is when requirements change, and a static method used in 100 places no longer should be static.
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by patrickthebold 4y ago
That number seems high. Do you have a source or was it made up?
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by patrickthebold 4y ago
Conway's law is neither good nor bad, it's reality. Edit: Which I see you agree about.
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by patrickthebold 4y ago
But k8s is distributed across several computers. If you could have Linux manage resources and run processes across several computers I think people would do that.
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by patrickthebold 4y ago
As mentioned, AWS has simplified the pricing model, so getting it all at once isn't hugely expensive anymore.
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by patrickthebold 4y ago
Don't we have a whole private financially industry for raising capital?
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by patrickthebold 4y ago
Oops meant React.memo not useMemo https://reactjs.org/docs/react-api.html#reactmemo
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by patrickthebold 4y ago
You can use React.useMemo to prevent children from rerendering when passed the same props. I'm not 100% sure if that's what you are describing.

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