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by sesm 3y ago
Did you write React with class-based components? Do you think CWM/CWU/CWRP is better than useEffect, or constructor/setState is better than useState?
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by sesm 3y ago
It became the most popular in the landscape where all kinds of other frameworks existed. Because nothing beats immediate-mode-style API in terms of code clarity.
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by sesm 3y ago
MobX re-introduces all push-reactivity problems that React removes.
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by sesm 3y ago
Or it might be just like insomnia - a syndrome that can have multiple different causes many of which don’t have a genetic origin.
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by sesm 3y ago
Thanks for the code pointers! Yes, fossil4idea was the plugin I tried to update. I might give it another shot at some point.
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by sesm 3y ago
For a large monorepo network filesystem approach is inevitable. Every local storage approach has limits and breaks down eventually.
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by sesm 3y ago
Dear Jetbrains, if you read this, please reanimate your Fossil plugin. I tried to do it myself, but the learning curve for IJ plugin development is too steep.
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by sesm 3y ago
Before switching to React in 2015 I worked with ExtJS and Backbone, and both of them were much harder to reason about. Oh, and GWT too, that was a nightmare.
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by sesm 3y ago
React on the backend + HTMX on the frontend would be hilarious. Someone should write a tutorial on this pretending to be serious.
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by sesm 3y ago
Now imagine how bad pre-react era frameworks were if the main selling point of React was “your SPA is now easier to reason about”.
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by sesm 3y ago
I want to own an insecure vehicle that is also so cheap/old/damaged, that it’s not worth stealing. Should I be allowed to do that?
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by sesm 3y ago
Can we add a cookie instead of modifying URLs?
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by sesm 3y ago
We need to keep the naming convention, so: - htmz on handcar (still on rails but you have more manual control) - htmz on horseback (if you want to reject modernity)
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by sesm 3y ago
The use case is to show that you can do core htmx functionality in a one-liner.
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by sesm 3y ago
Earliest public evidence of drone attacks reaching Moscow are dated 30.05.2023
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by sesm 3y ago
> altermagnetism is a newly-discoved "magnetically ordered phase" I would prefer this headline.
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by sesm 3y ago
‘Surgical attacks in Russia with conventional weapons’ using drones/rockets are already happening. They have the opposite effect of what you discribe.
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by sesm 3y ago
Why Poland instead of Lithuania?
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by sesm 3y ago
Is there a reliable way to enforce some subset of C++? I feel like the biggest disadvantage of C++ is too many features and their unpredictable interaction.
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by sesm 3y ago
This depends on type of stock, old-fashioned stock had dividends, so investors were interested in profit rather than liquidity event.
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by sesm 3y ago
Start with a niche market and grow from there. For example, ERP for tech startups, so YC can recommend you to their companies.
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by sesm 3y ago
To me plugins were an improvement, I often use ‘AI diagrams’ plugin and ask it to draw sequence diagrams.
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by sesm 3y ago
Changelists are more like splitting your local changes into several groups. The idea is that you usually want to commit only one group of changes while leaving others uncommitted. For every changed line the editor will show you whether it’s
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by sesm 3y ago
Gave up classic Pomodoro technique many years ago, but recently I've returned to it by listening to 'Pomodoro streamers' on Twitch. Idea is simple: the host starts/stops the timer on stream, works during work session and
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by sesm 3y ago
I'm sure your setup has extra advantages over regular KVM switch and was an enjoyable hacking project for you. But from a price perspective, it's possible to buy a 4-way 4K HDMI KVM switch with a control pad on AliExpress for 29.2
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by sesm 3y ago
TLDR: optimize for unit tests and do DI with explicit function arguments. Looks kind of similar to Dropwizard.
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by sesm 3y ago
Clojure - an expansion from CLJ which stands for CLR, Lisp, Java.
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by sesm 3y ago
In early 2010s Java was widely used but the language and ecosystem was stagnating. This lead to an explosion of alternative JVM languages: Groovy, Scala, Clojure, etc. But most people didn't want an entirely new language, all they want
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by sesm 3y ago
Some people thrive by “catching fish in muddy waters”. The real motives of people very often differ from declared ones, but at a workplace it’s usually either getting promotion/pay rise or stealing from company in some way (kickbacks,
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by sesm 3y ago
I thing I understand what you mean: in theory rewriting a browser in ‘ship of Theseus’ way focusing on one thing at a time should be more manageable. But in practice the integration points between different parts are not standardized and yo

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