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by pault 8y ago
You can think of each root-level branch of the state tree as its own "model". In redux (I haven't used elm much) I implement generic components by finding a property that can be used to derive a unique key and creating an ent
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by pault 8y ago
I've been picking it up lately and I'm curious if you have any links to non-trivial application sources. I'm curious how the architecture scales and how it handles cross cutting concerns.
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by pault 8y ago
Just out of curiosity, how often do you use time travel debugging? I have redux dev tools and can use it on any of my apps, but I've never felt that it was more useful than the step debugger. The first time I set it up I thought "
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by pault 8y ago
About six months ago I created a discord account to join a server for an open source project, and since then I've discovered that almost every hobby and professional interest I have is represented in discord. I keep it open all day and
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by pault 8y ago
I love those things because they're cool. That's all the reason I need. I do care about the privacy aspect and I won't use anything that requires WAN access to work.
606.
by pault 8y ago
If your app doesn't require complex interactions with immediate feedback I would suggest using static HTML or a server rendered MVC framework. React is pretty overkill for simple apps, and probably the most difficult entry point for fr
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by pault 8y ago
How do you plan on handling "voting rings" where people all vouch for each other?
608.
by pault 8y ago
Framer X is supposed to have a similar feature set, but Mac only. Also, are you sure you need react?
609.
by pault 8y ago
How exactly do you propose to fix these problems that you've listed?
610.
by pault 8y ago
If only that were true. :) I only know cross multiplication and basic arithmetic, excepting long division.
611.
by pault 8y ago
I started at precalculus and worked my way back until I found a video that didn't assume I already knew something I don't already know.
612.
by pault 8y ago
Your product sounds interesting but promoting it more than once per thread might turn some people off, especially around here.
613.
by pault 8y ago
I had a humbling experience last year when I browsed the available courses until I found one that only contained math I'm already familiar with and I had to go all the way back to fourth year elementary school. :/
614.
by pault 8y ago
Not yet, in the way you describe.
615.
by pault 8y ago
I could be wrong but I remember a point in my career where using utf8 for HTML documents was a new and shiny thing.
616.
by pault 8y ago
Google says anecdote means "a short amusing or interesting story about a real incident or person." Edit: This should have been a reply to the comment from EugeneOZ saying it's not an anecdote; I replied to the wrong comment b
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by pault 8y ago
IMO it's more a product of people expecting more from software. It's no longer enough to have something that works; it has to work and be pretty and user friendly.
618.
by pault 8y ago
This site is really cool, but it desperately needs a bookmarklet. An extension that adds an "outline" link to hacker news submissions would save me many hours per day. :)
619.
by pault 8y ago
I think the ambiguity with justice comes from the ambiguity of what exactly a crime is. What is or isn't a crime is largely a product of the society that defines it.
620.
by pault 8y ago
s/Laws/Justice. You can have shades of gray and simple laws, but they will ensnare a lot of innocent people.
621.
by pault 8y ago
I'm not saying you're right or wrong, but the hard fork after the DAO hack returned all of the money that was stolen.
622.
by pault 8y ago
Hah, the other day I spelled it correctly for the first time in my life. I was so excited I yelled and my co-workers all thought I was crazy. :)
623.
by pault 8y ago
I've been calling it "wagile" and it's so bad at my day job that it makes me want to cry in frustration some days. I hope they give me an exit interview.
624.
by pault 8y ago
I've been using PIA with gigabit fiber for two years, and anecdotally I've not noticed a difference.
625.
by pault 8y ago
I think you are confusing "less understandable" with unfamiliar.
626.
by pault 8y ago
I personally have never passed a JSX element through an attribute, and I don't see what the use case would be. It smells like an anti-pattern. Why wouldn't you use a render function that returns an element, or just pass the compon
627.
by pault 8y ago
> If you're instead changing your argument to say that it's impossible to do _well_ What? I didn't change my argument, that's what I said in the original comment you replied to. All of your examples are things that _d
628.
by pault 8y ago
It was really interesting to read how each problem they solved uncovered another problem further down the pipeline. It also reveals how much is going on behind the scenes when a service goes down and everybody starts accusing the developers
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by pault 8y ago
Edge has always been extremely fast and competitive with other browser engines. It really shocked me when they deprecated it because in the last year of developing an app that only targets chrome and edge, I've never once had a bug tha
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by pault 8y ago
I clicked expecting some cartoonish 2D illustrations, and then spent a few minutes clicking around the DOM in awe. o_O

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