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So stores are just one form of ads then, let’s ban stores too while we’re at it.
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Hard disagree, without any ads the only way to find out about new things is via word of mouth, which would make many valuable products never get off the ground. Ads done badly are poison but ads done well educate people about new things the
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React Native doesn’t use Electron
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If you are a TypeScript developer, this is typescript inference and compilation performance, not the compiled code at runtime.
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I live in Tokyo, most people live in tiny spaces and can't just have a bunch of dirt cheap weightlifting equipment lying around their homes simply because there isn't space for that.
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Well I couldn't do my workouts without a gym of some sort. Hard to find hundreds of pounds of resistance attached to cables I can align with muscles I want to work, just lying around the house (though now I transitioned to a home gym w
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Yeah, I live in Japan and going to cafes to basically have a meditative experience is the norm if anything.
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Yeah, basically people here think that their experience is the only experience there is with phones. I wager not that many people are actually physically going to stores in many markets anymore like this commenter, and definitely next to no
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Really? I live in Japan, eSIMs made it very easy for me to switch carriers 3 times when I was shopping. Just had to click the “agree” checkbox in the ts and cs for each carrier when I switched, provide the transfer code (which is always in
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Anything sufficiently useful will be productized and packaged up by somebody out there so that the masses can use it, the rest will be niche and only relevant for the most hardcore enthusiasts, so I’m not so worried.
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10mo ago
We do this, preview deploys, and migration dry runs using Neon Postgres’s branching functionality - seems one benefit of that vs this is that it works even with active connections which is good for doing these things on live databases.
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There’s another school of teaching, which bans all reading, writing, and speaking altogether in favor of exclusively native speaker verbal input for the first 6-12+ months of learning. Some YouTubers seem to like the idea of this, though so
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For what it’s worth as a long time learner of Japanese, none of these ambiguities has ever confused me nor hindered my ability to be perceived as natural to native speakers, so I think that this ambiguity is not such a big deal. To me, Hepb
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This is the true big benefit, the others talking about over fetching are not wrong but overfocusing on a technical merit over the operational ones. My frontend developers had their minds blown when they realized that because we’re using Has
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I agree though worth noting that data loader patterns in most pre-RSC react meta frameworks + other frameworks also solve for most of these problems without the complexity of RSC. But RSC has many benefits beyond simplifying and optimizing
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Agreed on fragment masking. Graphql-codegen added support for it but in a way that unfortunately is not composable with all the other plugins in their ecosystem (client preset or bust), to the point that to get it to work nicely in our code
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In fact the majority of the electorate in Australia supports this, so that is exactly where you’d go to be in a community that shares your values. Social media has an addictive and infectious nature, even people who hate it end up using it
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I disagree. It’s easy to say this from your armchair, but when your kid is the one kid not on social media because you’re such an righteous parent, and that kid is getting bullied by all the other kids for not knowing what’s going on in Tik
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Wondering where you think the extreme inefficiency is exactly - apparently Elon Musk fell on his face when he tried to root them out as part of DOGE. If anything it seems inefficiencies tend to occur when people interfere with the governmen
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What if cooldowns were implemented by a package manager somewhat randomized, so that it’s more of a gradual rollout instead of a fixed cooldown period?
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If everyone uses cooldowns would the discovery time potentially get pushed back?
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My experience though is that every homeschooled kid I met in university over a decade ago was very socially awkward. Not necessarily a problem I guess, they performed fine at academics.
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When I was DJing locally in SF, that was exactly what we were doing.
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It was almost a decade ago I was living in sf but I remember 1015 Folsom’s audio quality was terrible and they had a lot of basic mainstream acts. Maybe it’s improved since then though. Overall SF’s local artists have a cool style and some
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Agreed, when i lived in SF it was my favorite venue. Big clubs are overrated.
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Guess you came for the hot take without actually using the service or participating in any intelligent conversation. All the sibling comments observe that nothing you are talking about happened. Snarky ignorant comments like yours ruin Hack
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In my case we have a B2B SaaS where access patterns are occasional, revenue per customer is high, general server load is low. Cloud bills just don’t spike much. Labor is 100x the cost of our servers so saving a piddly amount of money on ser
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Not sure I like the idea of this being powered by compiler magic using more string directives, but does look nice as an alternative to other similar products like Cloudflare/Upstash Workflows and Inngest (which I’ve used but is unfortu
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It looks like it can do potentially much more than Dia by automating your browser itself pretty autonomously based on the video. As for how useful Dia has been, I think the most valuable thing for me has just been summarizing really long pa
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Not every country in east Asia is Singapore, and the point I’m making is that the commenter thinking there is no way to reduce drug addiction besides extreme permissiveness has counterexamples here today. This is a failure of imagination.
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