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by rukuu001 10y ago
That's in the virtual DOM. React will diff the VDOM and browser DOM and only render actual differences. The React API will also let a component decide for itself if it should be rendered.
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by rukuu001 10y ago
Makes me feel like writing "Goodbye, Functional Programming" and making my case with a bunch of bad development practices. A good programmer writes good programs. The tools don't really come into it.
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by rukuu001 10y ago
Yes, I discovered my weird hip tilt when I was using a bad seat. It was then that I realised I barely used my hands to steer at all (sharp turns excepted)
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by rukuu001 10y ago
I think the kicker here is that if you are a born musical genius (and there are such things) those 10K hours will get you on a world stage. Otherwise, as you say: > advanced student in a very competitive field...
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by rukuu001 10y ago
Does that mean the LinkedStateMixin is going away?
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by rukuu001 10y ago
The images depict the violation if a victim. If you were in the position of that victim, I doubt you'd want those images being legally owned and shared.
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by rukuu001 10y ago
See for yourself - like toomanybeersies says, they should have an orange roe (boys and girls both have them - scallops switch sex as required), attached by some stringy material. The roe has a flavour and texture different to the white meat
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by rukuu001 10y ago
Sometimes the anonymous white discs will have a bit sliced almost off and coloured with orange food dye. Often not. You'll see genuine (imported) scallops at markets occasionally, but it's years and years since I saw a restaurant
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by rukuu001 10y ago
Additionally, most Australians (don't know about the rest of the world) have never eaten an actual scallop. Mostly they're discs hole-punched from skate wings (a skate's a bit like a stingray)
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by rukuu001 10y ago
I was shocked by the food in UK supermarkets. Pricey and poor quality. But in the country greengrocers had great fresh produce much cheaper than the supermarkets. Bewildering.
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by rukuu001 10y ago
Spent a month in Mexico City ("DF"!) about a year ago. I was surprised to enjoy it as much as I did. I'd seriously consider living there if it weren't for the pollution.
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by rukuu001 10y ago
Since we're swapping anecdotes - I've personally known 4 monolingual English speakers, who've lived and worked in the EU (Spain, Switzerland and Germany) and got long fine. They weren't monolingual when they left.
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by rukuu001 10y ago
I'm putting together a React course right now and have specifically avoided Redux (& even server-side React). I don't want to get in the way of the a-ha moment when you see React components working together simply and cleanly
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by rukuu001 10y ago
They're good, but very dark and uncomfortable. My favourites were the WWII based stories.
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by rukuu001 10y ago
God, I remember hunting up the various Inside Macintosh books in the mid-90s. I finally found some in the library of a tech college. "No, we don't even let our students take those out of the library." So I made hand-written n
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by rukuu001 10y ago
No, you're spot on. I just finished this book. The computer was used to generate nonsense, which they used as a creative prompt when they were at a dead end in the 'Plan'.
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Starving cancer cells results in up to 96% growth reduction(mobile.abc.net.au)
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by rukuu001 11y ago
This is an awesome product, but: the name and price-point will not encourage customers to take the product seriously. For a while I've been thinking about how hard it is to wean corporate analysts off Excel (it's their frame of re
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by rukuu001 11y ago
I've heard similar. Also with family members being taught how to use the morphine IV dripper, and what a fatal dose looks like. The alternative is for patients to refuse food and water until they die. I'd been thinking about this
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by rukuu001 11y ago
Arright, even more impressive :)
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by rukuu001 11y ago
I couldn't draw a bike until I started fixing them. And I rode every day :/ Besides that, the renders are beautiful.
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by rukuu001 11y ago
> because the author explained the decisions By far one of the most useful things a resource can do. It doesn't just broaden your understanding of a domain, but it can teach you how to think about design problems.
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by rukuu001 11y ago
My favourite: > like a wizard casting a poultry hex
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by rukuu001 11y ago
> It's not laziness or apathy. It's just that we're only paid to do a task. That's contractor-talk. If you're a consultant, consult. Educate your client, make sure they understand the consequences of what they&#x
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by rukuu001 11y ago
Sure, an unrealised idea is next to worthless. The real pain is making a decision and expending resources on your challenging/risky idea. There's very little appetite for the responsibility and risk that come with big ideas (in a
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Dutch police train eagles to snatch unwanted drones out of the sky(abc.net.au)
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by rukuu001 11y ago
Re: "Economic Inequality". I tend to read with a charitable eye, so I don't take the same meaning as yourself. But, he's chosen an expression that allows a lot of interpretation. The way I read it, I assume we're
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by rukuu001 11y ago
> 2. Dissent and constraints stimulate creativity. Re dissent: If you're in an environment that values 'useful' dissent, that's great. If not, you're 'that guy who argues about everything', 'hard t
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by rukuu001 11y ago
Yep, Turnball had the FTTN thing thrust upon him by the Abbot led govt. He got to the drivers seat too late to change it. Hilariously, I was in Bolivia last year. They were ahead of Australia in rolling out proper 4G. Govts here are terri
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by rukuu001 11y ago
I switched. Here's how: I was training martial arts like crazy at the time, after work 5 days a week. I wanted to compete in a tournament. To qualify I had to attend 'special' classes early in the morning. They started 6:30AM

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