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by sophiebits 3y ago
I believe that’s only the case when opening a non-public doc (such as one shared with your entire company).
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by sophiebits 4y ago
“Ground truth” doesn’t refer to a particular algorithm; it refers to the ideal benchmark of what a perfect performance would look like, which they’re grading against.
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by sophiebits 4y ago
Dan wrote an answer today about classes here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35188669
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by sophiebits 4y ago
Not yet! Other improvements have been higher priority so far. Many people also use the react-error-boundary npm package, and some frameworks have their own error boundary APIs (eg: https://beta.nextjs.org/docs/routing&#
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by sophiebits 4y ago
Not Docusaurus, but the source is here: https://github.com/reactjs/reactjs.org (currently in the "beta" directory)
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by sophiebits 4y ago
No.
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by sophiebits 4y ago
As the person who most often pushed for .org, I can say it was because I wanted to emphasize the community nature. React isn’t a commercial offering. (I had to talk the team out of react.com as the main brand for this launch; although that
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by sophiebits 4y ago
Yes. On iOS you can only use the JIT through an out-of-process web browser (WKWebView or SFSafariViewController) so it’s likely Firefox and Chrome would use non-JIT in-process engine (even if that were JSC!) unless the JIT restriction is li
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by sophiebits 4y ago
The bluffing rules are similar to the game Coup, if you’re not familiar.
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by sophiebits 4y ago
So for a few billion users, you need tens of thousands of moderators, assuming that ratio holds?
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by sophiebits 4y ago
g.co and t.co used by Google and Twitter are shorter.
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by sophiebits 4y ago
Weird, I read through the text because I care about how I’m allowed to use the things people are giving me – and by the time I got to the Accept button, it was enabled.
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by sophiebits 4y ago
There is now “font-family: system-ui” though apparently it has a few issues: https://caniuse.com/font-family-system-ui https://infinnie.github.io/blog/2017/systemui.html
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by sophiebits 4y ago
To be clear, “at Shoreline” refers to a specific movie theater (probably the Century Cinema on Shoreline Blvd in Mountain View), not a different movie.
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by sophiebits 4y ago
Press the “Download PDF” button.
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by sophiebits 4y ago
Workspaces are not completely independent, such as for the Slack Connect feature. Some more details here: https://slack.engineering/scaling-datastores-at-slack-with-v...
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by sophiebits 4y ago
HTML parsing is well-specced these days.
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by sophiebits 5y ago
We didn't want a big hubbub around a "1.0" release, since we realized React was effectively already stable at that point and the changes from 14 to 15 were no more dramatic than from 13 to 14 or 12 to 13.
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by sophiebits 5y ago
React 15 came out 6 years ago. You make it sound as if there’s a new major version every month.
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by sophiebits 5y ago
> Next, go back to the MainMenu.xib, right click on your MainWindowController and select Instantiate MainWindowController .xib – Freudian slip? :)
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by sophiebits 5y ago
From the post's author, the mentioned book is: > The Future of Capitalism by Paul Collier. There are a lot of insights in there but beware that the writing is kinda problematic in some ways, so it doesn’t get my full endorsement. h
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by sophiebits 5y ago
Do you mean with React.lazy? Suspense hasn’t been used yet outside of that in released versions of React. Would be curious what specifically you ran into though; it shouldn’t make errors hard to debug.
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by sophiebits 5y ago
Some discussion in the Tailscale docs here: https://tailscale.com/kb/1011/log-mesh-traffic/
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by sophiebits 5y ago
Contracts are not foolproof but probably good _enough_ if you’re selling to legitimate businesses.
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by sophiebits 5y ago
As a Google Workspace customer, you can choose to store your data in Europe: https://support.google.com/a/answer/7630496?hl=en (Also, Privacy Shield is no more but that doesn’t mean it’s illegal to transfer data a
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by sophiebits 6y ago
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26279891
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by sophiebits 6y ago
They’re not inherently more efficient (other than the reduced application size), but Safari and Edge are both more resource-efficient than Chrome.
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by sophiebits 6y ago
This lets you choose on a per-component basis. The way I think about it: in most apps there are a lot of components that only rerender when there is new data from the server. Those components can be run on the server without losing any inte
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by sophiebits 6y ago
I believe Apple does require their review units back.
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by sophiebits 6y ago
Most languages have global or module-level state that can leak between requests. Hack deliberately avoids this.

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