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by shados 3y ago
FiDi. Only after dark (never seen it during the day), and not all of the pharmacies get hit as bad. There is like a million pharmacies around and I've only seen one closed so it can't be that bad, but damn it's annoying. Like
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by shados 3y ago
It is. I live in NYC and stopped going to CVS late at night because there is such a looter problem in my neighborhood, I can't buy shit at that time. The looters are there with bags ransacking the isles while I wait behind hoping they
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by shados 3y ago
The thing with microservices is that shit doesn't have to infect everything. If someone in another team is clueless, they'll mess up their microservices but not anyone else's . If they are in a monolith, it's 50/50
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by shados 3y ago
With proper devops tooling and a half decent design, even a junior engineer can manage several microservices without issues. Since microservices are about scaling people as much as they are about scaling tech, 10 people in one service is a
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by shados 3y ago
> which are now more or less a requirement if you don't want to lose your sanity while browsing the web For a long time I wondered why people said this. I don't use ad blockers and didn't feel it was that bad. Then 2 thing
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by shados 3y ago
It's a pretty common issue. If you have 2-3 services, it's pretty easy to manage. And if you have 1000, you likely have the infra to manage them and get the full benefit. But if you have 20 engineers and 60 services, you're l
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by shados 3y ago
Even being used to it (from other languages), it's super jarring in JavaScript because it's redundant. JS has other, better ways to achieve the same result, so it's generally a step down just to be more familiar for non js de
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by shados 3y ago
Windows with JAWS or NVDA is fairly mainstream, and it's accessibility features are pretty well understood and supported. VoiceOver less so. That only covers one facet of accessibility of course, but they have like 80 percent market sh
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by shados 3y ago
To be fair, they're not assuming anything, and Remix is like the first thing in the list, which is one of the major React frameworks right now. The name is not as descriptive obviously but its like someone saying SvelteKit and not ment
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by shados 3y ago
"You're wrong about the way you do unit test! Everything everyone is telling you is wrong! Fortunately, you can get my course that will clarify everything I just confused you about!!"
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by shados 3y ago
It's not just him and is more of a general issue with frontend "thought leadership". Most of them went into it when they were relatively early in their career. There's no 1:1 relationship between years of experience and
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by shados 3y ago
Boss: "So, when will the MVP of the screen be ready?" Dev: "Well, we need to hire a few more people and the build the date picker and select box, and then we can actually work on the stuff you asked. So about 2-3 months. Then
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by shados 3y ago
React Aria is particularly unique because of the date picker. There's extremely few components that let you do proper date picking, nevermind date range picking, in a relatively accessible way. Even input type=date in the browser is an
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by shados 4y ago
> at framerates we haven't seen in fifteen years Now now, lets not forget consoles exist.
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by shados 4y ago
Yeah, supabase is great. I think if they could get the auth story a little more polished (it "works", but its definitely weak/buggy in some aspects compared to alternatives, and hard to use), and made some advanced use cases
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by shados 4y ago
I built my first SPA for a company I worked for in 2006! It was funny trying to explain to the lead engineer that it was possible to build a web app without page refresh. He didn't believe me at first. And that was already a while afte
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by shados 4y ago
As many folks mentioned already, the hate isn't new. Teams keep trying to use a one size fit all. Using SPAs for traditional websites was never a good idea, but people kept trying. SPAs tend to be pretty cheap and easy to build, especi
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by shados 4y ago
Dotcom crash was a whole different level, with super senior architects and other extremely experienced people lining up around the block for entry level positions. For a while I was running the whole IT and software development of a biotech
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by shados 4y ago
The big issue I see when people have trouble with TDD is really a cultural one and one around the definition of tests, especially unit tests. If you're thinking of unit tests as the thing that catches bugs before going to production an
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by shados 4y ago
> and between centralisation and distribution of responsibility has never been resolved. Its never been resolved because people try to have their cakes and eat it too. There's pros and cons to both ways, but people refuse to deal wi
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by shados 4y ago
But I'm a l33t haxxor working in the dark because I'm edgy!
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by shados 4y ago
Also the vast majority of people using these web cams don't have nearly enough lighting. When there isn't enough, the software cranks up the ISO to ridiculous level which gives that distinctive "webcam grain" look thats
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by shados 4y ago
The primary use is convincing the marketing department that maybe we don't actually need to build a native app just for push notifications. Joke aside, it allows PWAs to more fully replace native apps, which is great.
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by shados 4y ago
Regardless of the merit of the rest of the argument, the quality of the DRM doesn't really matter for the same reason the quality of the lock of my front door doesn't matter. Most locks are shit that can be picked by a toddler in
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by shados 5y ago
Noise should be zoned like construction is (ok, probably better). Some cities have intricately designed noise ordinances that account for this, but most just have some kind of blanket "After 11pm no more than 50db". Sometimes they
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by shados 5y ago
The problem is that lack of sleep is almost a badge of honor these days. Saying you need sleep makes you sound fussy/weak, when it's virtually as important as needing to drink or breath. We should be protecting sleep quality like
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by shados 5y ago
You need a LOT of concrete, dry wall, green glue and mass loaded vinyl to block out a standard piano...
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by shados 5y ago
> I think having control has a lot to do with it; Yup. If the neighbor decides to play one of my favorite song ever, I'll still be pissed if I'm trying to watch a TV show.
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by shados 5y ago
The problem is that our hears are hard to shut. Earplugs don't block vibrations, and we need our ears for other things. If you're a parent you need to keep track of your kids, for one. If someone is trying to watch a 1 hour TV sho
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by shados 5y ago
Not only do people not care, they actively push down and belittle people who do. They'll say it's just something that's notmaly and anyone trying to change it should move. Most source of noise pollution wouldnt be that hard t

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