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by sibeliuss 1y ago
Yes, applying compositional patterns and one-way data flow is most appropriate for all apps, independent of scale. Why? Because developer A (author of app x) leaves company. Developer B gets hired. Developer B is onboarded in an afternoon b
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by sibeliuss 1y ago
`npm audit` for known issues
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by sibeliuss 1y ago
I fit into this category so much and have noticed that it has certain properties. For example, in areas of expertise it took me longer to master, but now that I'm an expert I'm comparatively faster than other experts in the same f
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by sibeliuss 1y ago
Cannot believe how well done this is! great work
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by sibeliuss 1y ago
Nope. Next time, you just semi-vibe better
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by sibeliuss 1y ago
That video on the homepage is insane... please for the sake of your amazing app, slow it down and make it less frantic! (Super rapid zooming in and out, flying all over screen at 3x speed, must cover eyes!!)
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by sibeliuss 1y ago
Pure failure: "You’ve given: Moon in the 10th house (from the natal Ascendant) Venus in the 1st house (from the natal Ascendant) Step-by-step: From the natal Ascendant’s perspective Moon = 10th house Venus = 1st house Set Moon as the 1
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by sibeliuss 1y ago
You can still do both. Its just all of the grunt work is no longer grunt work, and all the tech debt you've been putting off is no longer an issue, and all of the ideas you've been meaning to try out but don't have the time c
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by sibeliuss 1y ago
You either get it, or you don't! But if you do...
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by sibeliuss 1y ago
I'm a highly experienced (ie very sr) dev with an uncommon ability to focus, am highly productive, and possess broad systems level thinking from BE to FE to design. Can deal with on the job stress very very well, and can work with team
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by sibeliuss 1y ago
SPAs are _applications_ folks. Just like app-apps are made -- spas are apps for the browser. SPAs in themselves are not complicated. State in an app is complicated. This is such a tired misunderstanding.
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by sibeliuss 1y ago
I have a family member who participated in this trial and their life was utterly transformed, from top to bottom. And it resolved a lot of _other_ unrelated issues in a totally unexpected way. They describe their participation as the most m
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by sibeliuss 1y ago
I feel this, but I try to stick to a personal rule: new work I typically "spike" with claude to get it to draw a map, and then I do the final implementation by hand, exactly as I want it. Some of the sparkle of the craft is certai
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by sibeliuss 1y ago
To be clear, these computer programs are not a human brain. And a human brain playing back a Sanskrit text is just a human brain playing back a Sanskrit text; it's not a magical spell that suddenly lifts one into nirvana, or transforms
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by sibeliuss 1y ago
You don't understand the potential of MDMA. Used in the right way, it is not a party drug. I've seen, more than once, a single dose solve intractable problems. When I say this I mean: I've seen medical miracles first hand. It
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by sibeliuss 1y ago
This will certainly be the case, and the promise of this tech. Thanks for taking on this space.
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by sibeliuss 1y ago
This thing is rad. So many props on the Series D fundraise. Well deserved. (Best company ever.)
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by sibeliuss 1y ago
Coming from a family of medical professionals I can now go back and tell them: just wait, the future looks bright. This is one of the most grueling, labor intensive, boring, error prone, hate my job areas possible. It makes perfect sense fo
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by sibeliuss 1y ago
> getting people hooked on drugs This is the wrong kind of drug war-esque statement to apply to substances like this, given its profile and overall potential. People don't get "hooked" on MDMA.
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by sibeliuss 1y ago
It's worth reminding folks that one doesn't _need_ a formal education to get by. I did terrible in school and never went to college and years later have reached a certain expertise (which included many fortunate moments along the
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by sibeliuss 1y ago
Not sure what to say -- our linting setup went from insane to simple, just one dep, and the DX vastly better
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by sibeliuss 1y ago
No more eslint plugins? Minimal config? It makes perfect sense why people were excited. It's less about the speed and more about consolidating tooling.
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by sibeliuss 1y ago
Its working great for us in our large codebase, but we're still waiting on embedded language support, and thus need to continue using prettier
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by sibeliuss 1y ago
This migration worked great for us, but we ran into one hiccup, which led us back to prettier (while keeping linting, which has been working flawlessly): the current formatter (afaik) doesn't support embedded languages properly, so som
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by sibeliuss 1y ago
Exactly. People pull this argument right out of their hat, already prepared, where spending just a few moments thinking about it would give one pause. The tools and patterns to limit these (very common, in any kind of system) drawbacks are
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by sibeliuss 1y ago
People hate on GraphQL and every time I read it, I just default assume they haven't used it at scale and don't understand the benefits, or fail to grasp just how hard frontend dev is for anything non-trivial. It has worked so rema
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by sibeliuss 1y ago
Whats even more surprising to me is that people still believe the great flood was nothing but a myth.
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by sibeliuss 1y ago
OpenAI just released codex. Oh my it is slow
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by sibeliuss 1y ago
Just got done reading Moominpapa's Memoirs to my kid! Great book.
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by sibeliuss 2y ago
Dude, technology is not utopia

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