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by qudat 4y ago
Once everything is setup and builds are working, it's pretty great. Being able to write react components in a mobile app is quite the productivity booster. However, the infra surrounding getting that to work is quite the burden and on
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by qudat 4y ago
I used to trade with eth every once in awhile. It wasn't uncommon for a tx fee to be on the order of $5-20.
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by qudat 4y ago
That's right. Not to mention the transaction fees are so high that moving from a wallet you own to an exchange can cost non-insignificant amount of money. Add on top of that the general volatility of crypto, people not wanting to deal
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by qudat 4y ago
Yep except instead of it being a note-taking app, it's a blog platform.
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by qudat 4y ago
Thanks for the info, didn't know that about Plex. A couple of a hours does not work with my workflow. I get a movie, add it to my media folder, and then I want to watch it, so I'm not surprised I missed it.
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by qudat 4y ago
This is the primary motivating factor for why I like https://prose.sh You store your markdown files locally and then copy them to your hosted blog.
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by qudat 4y ago
> For my use case my interpretation is that would mean extra work for potentially lower quality, and unlikely any value add given that nothing annoys me about current Plex. Here's a positive example from my experience from switching
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by qudat 4y ago
The same argument can be made for government intervention. I don’t buy it, there are a ton of examples where not only does the gov get it wrong but also have the opposite effect of what they were trying to achieve. Good intentions is not re
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by qudat 4y ago
Hmm, I’m not sure about your conclusion. I would rather see people be more scrutinizing when giving their money to others. It doesn’t matter if there are rules and regulations, people are always going to be duped. When I read about FTX I ju
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by qudat 4y ago
It’s great for journals and people that like to tinker with a simple spec. I wrote a similar spec for lists: https://lists.sh/spec The renderer is crazy simple when you can figure out the type by reading the first 4 chars o
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by qudat 4y ago
> Regarding the hooks comment I’m not sure I follow. Surely components are also idempotent (if you skip useEffect) and should be replayable - that’s at least how I think react refresh can manage to keep state intact during file changes i
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by qudat 4y ago
Hey thanks for the thoughtful response. I agree with everything you mentioned here. I'd love to continue to chat with you about how to make testing sagas better. If you'd like, it would be great if we could move this convo to ht
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by qudat 4y ago
> it's hard to test (despite what the documentation claims). It's highly declarative, and such code seems hard to test. redux-saga member here. If we concede that mocks are inherently difficult to get right and maintain, often
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by qudat 4y ago
I totally agree with you, Next has introduced some innovative ideas and created a framework on top of react that rivals the quality of the react codebase itself. However, this is the foot in the door that creates incentives that prioritizes
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by qudat 4y ago
https://prose.sh is a blog platform that is hosted in a free tier. Authentication and authorization is handled by SSH, publishing posts is as simple as using rsync, and the website itself is read only. We thought about charging
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by qudat 4y ago
Vercel and the VC money they generated is probably one of the worst things to happen to FE OSS. I avoid next like the plague. To make matters worse, now the react and next teams are actively colluding with each other, effectively allowing v
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by qudat 4y ago
That sounds nice but it’s not that simple. In the case of react you are doing both. You are importing functions like hooks and render. Then you pass render a function that then gets called by react.
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by qudat 4y ago
> One thing about Remix that always confused me was the very close ties to react router. It seemed like a distinct and unrelated concept to me, and the continued association seemed like a distraction from Remix's potential to be a s
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by qudat 4y ago
My guess is there's way more money in his educational endeavors
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by qudat 4y ago
> React is a framework though. framework vs library -- how would you define them?
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by qudat 4y ago
I can see how it might seem like it doesn’t explain the hard problem, but what I’m trying to articulate is that awareness or the self or subjective experience is just that system I described happening really fast. There’s nothing mystical h
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by qudat 4y ago
You cannot perceive anything without your brain processing it. That amount of time is on the scale of 250ms for sight. Further, the reality you perceive is not True reality, your brain is encoding the information it receives and shows you a
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by qudat 4y ago
I have some takes on this topic. The reason why I think we find consciousness so mysterious is because we are so intimately biased that we are blinded by what’s plainly understandable. Consciousness is an emergent property of nervous system
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by qudat 4y ago
My mbp (2018) is fairly reliable but there have been more than a few occasions where the laptop doesn’t wake from sleep properly. My 11th gen framework has actually been more reliable on that front. My biggest gripes with framework are the
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by qudat 4y ago
Star count has some interesting side effects. On one hand, it incentivizes people to produce something popular — and by proxy something useful. On the other hand it can be cause addictive behaviors. What’s even worse is the notion that my e
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by qudat 4y ago
> Hooks didn't come out of left field and the growing number of HOCs and how hard they were to build/maintain/debug was a part of the impetus for "inverting the dependency injection" and building hooks. I agree.
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by qudat 4y ago
Redux is alive and well. I've investigated all the modern tools for state mgmt and data fetching and redux continues to be the best option. I don't care what Dan says about his own project, he's demonstrably wrong.
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by qudat 4y ago
for https://prose.sh we use https://imgs.sh
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by qudat 4y ago
> What I don't understand is why are we conscious beings instead of extremely complex bio-computation machines exhibiting memory, inputs, and complex behaviors such as attention and decision making models, all with behavioral actuat
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by qudat 4y ago
> The really hard problem of consciousness is the problem of experience. When we think and perceive, there is a whir of information-processing, but there is also a subjective aspect. Subjective experience is just the system I described h

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