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by scottmf 8y ago
Ah, the perfect protest. Where no one knows what you're protesting!
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by scottmf 8y ago
A lot of MPs are landlords
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by scottmf 8y ago
Yes
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by scottmf 8y ago
The “deal with it” is aimed at developers, not users. The entire point of my comment is there is no difference in the end result when you have SSR. The user still receives a page of HTML and CSS, and then JavaScript is loaded.
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by scottmf 8y ago
TTFB with SSR. Not a shell. It seems from some responses that I wasn’t clear enough, my apologies.
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by scottmf 8y ago
You missed the entire point of my comment.
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by scottmf 8y ago
A frozen banana that won’t make you sick and kill you!
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by scottmf 8y ago
It’s like this in many other areas including healthcare access/cost, environmental policy, drug policy, etc.
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by scottmf 8y ago
Also probably shouldn’t put RoR as the first item in your list of full-stack frameworks if your title says “at scale”
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by scottmf 8y ago
10mb of JS — Examples?
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by scottmf 8y ago
React SSR is not a problem, and I can get quicker TTFB than I ever remember getting with even a simple RoR app (300+ms yikes). I can also work faster with the React ecosystem (and find it much more enjoyable) than RoR and SSR makes the end
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by scottmf 8y ago
As much as I want to love it, I’ve found it far too restrictive, which makes it difficult to play around with and learn (although error messages have recently improved). And while I like that JSX is built-in, I don’t like that it’s so diffe
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by scottmf 8y ago
You just use history.replaceState
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by scottmf 8y ago
But what's the point of writing callbacks if you're not going to endlessly nest them? E.g., I can tell the nested math example[1] is good code because of how deeply indented it becomes. 1. https://github.com/scf4&#
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by scottmf 8y ago
That's a fantastic idea. What about a babel plugin to transform all code into fetches to a proprietary REST API? By doing all of the work for them, we'd ensure reliability with common operations like + and /, which obviousl
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by scottmf 8y ago
Hi! That's definitely an interesting experiment, but it's rather antithetical to the project. In fact, it might even be broken by future versions of the library. See issue #7 [1] for a look at why this might not be a good idea. Th
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by scottmf 8y ago
I haven't seen that library, but a HN comment chain from last July[1] (nailer's reply in particular) almost certainly planted the seed for this. 1. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14871580
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by scottmf 8y ago
Typical arrogant sixer :)
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Show HN: Callbaxx.js – A utility library to bring callbacks to synchronous code(github.com)
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by scottmf 8y ago
Seems like it works in Chrome. Not at all standard afaik.
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by scottmf 8y ago
You might find this library interesting https://github.com/scf4/callbaxx
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by scottmf 8y ago
So... ReasonML?
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by scottmf 8y ago
The code would fail to run on older devices without transpiling wnyway.
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by scottmf 8y ago
Hey looks good :)! Just a few things you might not know about: Google String.prototype.padEnd. It’s built in to JS and should be able to replace your zero fill function. And instead of mutating the ruleSet array you should be able to use Ar
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by scottmf 8y ago
This story is flagged to death every time it’s posted. Pretty fucking shocking when the President of the United States threatens to regulate Google results (because he doesn’t like his own) and HN has nothing to say about it. Maybe they’ll
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by scottmf 8y ago
This story will never make it on HN
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by scottmf 8y ago
I've been waiting for something like Apollo for Rest APIs. Looks interesting!
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by scottmf 8y ago
And Sullivan was wrong. Take a read of the “Veracity” section of that article.
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by scottmf 8y ago
Irony, but thanks.
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by scottmf 8y ago
Yeah, Assange is no hero. His communications with Trump Jr and the leaked Wikileaks chats make that clear—as well as his meetings with people like Nigel Farage and Dana Rohrabacher. Assange has had a very clear agenda for some time now.

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