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by pcstl 8y ago
People mainly use Redux because they don't understand that React isn't Angular. React is meant to care only about UI state. Your application state should be kept separately, and React should just be a function from app state to UI
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If they reveal their policies, those are highly publicized and enough moral outrage is generated, they'll have to commit to changing their policies or risk having their reputation permanently stained. Of course, being Harvard Universit
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Seems like Rust has made a solid choice in making jemalloc their default allocator.
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"The school says releasing the information could put it at a competitive disadvantage" Likely because people might find their policies unethical, which would stop them from making choices that maximize the perceived value of a Har
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It's been sort of left behind as Elm has de-emphasized FRP. I used it a lot, though.
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Well, sure, you can program imperatively without side-effects, but you can also use side-effects within asynchronous streams. The point of using functional programming with reactive programming is that you have a guarantee that you won&#x27
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It's easier to reason about highly asynchronous code if all you can do is transform and compose streams, and all side-effecting work happens at the "ends of the pipe", so to say. Arbitrary side-effects coupled with asynchroni
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Americans seem to be constantly comparing themselves to Europe. Serious case of envy going on there. Meanwhile, in the non-developed world, we'd pretty much kill for the US's economic indicators. I'm not trying to minimize th
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Possibly the person who created an account literally named "communist" to comment on this.