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by pictur 4y ago
Working individually can keep a person at a better level in terms of ego. If you have a mind that constantly compares yourself to others, working in a company can make you sad. Of course it varies by company. maybe you can be happier.
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by pictur 4y ago
that's exactly what i mean lol
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by pictur 4y ago
We want to think that the people who run companies are very smart and would not do such things. but what we have to accept is that they are human too. So they're all essentially stupid.
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by pictur 4y ago
React hooks could have been very different with very minor touches. But at this point, a structure has emerged where you need to make extra efforts to work steadily. It wasn't like that at the core of React. Class components had their
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by pictur 4y ago
There is no need for such complex definitions. Reddit is a site that you will probably get an error on if you visit it several times a day.
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by pictur 4y ago
Elon, you can do worse than that. We trust you.
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by pictur 4y ago
This does not differ from the logic that comes with React hooks. "We've added new magic for you. Everything is done in the background. You just code the way we want.". This logic generally results in new complexities eventual
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by pictur 4y ago
Cucumber is very useful in projects with similar components and flows. Developing certain command patterns and writing tests on these commands really improves and speeds up the processes.
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by pictur 4y ago
I think the main success is that they have succeeded in glorifying their work in this dimension. He'll probably tell it for 20 years. "You won't believe it dude but i was just using google sheets. Can you believe it dude?&quo
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by pictur 4y ago
I think that the absence of a compilation phase does not prevent the establishment of infrastructure for e2e testing. If you can only be sure that the application is running when the build is successful, then there are probably other big pr
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by pictur 4y ago
Deno didn't have a structure that caught my attention in its early stages. But now i see it going in the direction i need logically. I guess I need to start experimenting with a side project.
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by pictur 4y ago
Slack cache mechanism is pretty weird. They keep a few GB of data as cache. I wonder if they've been using this persistently for years instead of creating a better caching mechanism.
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by pictur 4y ago
are you serious with this comment or is it a joke?
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by pictur 4y ago
I agree, the quality is pretty low.
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by pictur 4y ago
someone who wants to experience hell can try to work in the same job with someone who has the same style as this blogger.
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by pictur 4y ago
I don't like gamification. but for me this works. It allows me to use it regularly every day for the last 3 4 months. It may not be very effective in terms of learning, but it definitely has an effect in terms of regular study.
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by pictur 4y ago
This is awesome. I would like to read a blog like this. "hello guys, today I'm going to tell you about a shit management tool called kubernetes.."
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by pictur 4y ago
I think it's perfectly appropriate for someone with such a low profile to work for Elon. A low-profile employee and a low-profile boss are a very good match. By the way, sharing a photo of him lying on the floor is one of the funniest
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by pictur 4y ago
I understand that such sites are paid to avoid maintenance. But if the scale is not too big by renting a vps, I think it is always more logical to set up your own system. Unless of course you want to get your hands dirty.
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by pictur 4y ago
If someone from this site is reading this, I think you should cover the whole page for the cookie notification instead of half the page. It would be nicer if the site became a cookie consent form. I don't want to read news, I want to a
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by pictur 4y ago
Welcome to the world of today's tech gurus. These guys are busy sharing what's wrong and what's right on Twitter all day. The number of people who talk about real world applications is almost non-existent.
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by pictur 4y ago
good idea. a tool that can do it locally without the need for a dependency might be better.
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by pictur 4y ago
> That is my problem, not yours. If this is your real idea, I wouldn't want to work with someone who works with this logic. Working with someone who takes most of the responsibilities may not be very good for development.
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by pictur 4y ago
source code looks pretty readable. there doesn't seem to be much magic. is there any support for use with other languages?
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by pictur 4y ago
Any developer describing this code as bad code has probably never seen bad code.
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by pictur 4y ago
I hope that elon musk will bring the end of social media with the nonsense he started. Come on elon you have to suggest more bullshit.
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by pictur 4y ago
People here usually don't like useful things. They are very interested in things like "look at the hello world application that I made without using javascript". It's hard to understand.
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by pictur 4y ago
Browser support is not just about IE. I wish it was just IE.
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by pictur 4y ago
Open source ecosystem is really interesting. There are those who are able to reach a much smaller user base and somehow make money. and there are those who cannot reach a huge scale and earn money like this project. I have no idea what to d
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by pictur 4y ago
You can use it on your sites that will probably be used by 5 people. Good luck.

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