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by spoiler 1y ago
I think (some will correct me if I'm wrong) the general term for this is flow analysis, and TypeScript does it under the hood so it can refine/narrow types. Not with visualisations though
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by spoiler 1y ago
I've had tinnitus since... At least my early 20s. Or that's the first time I found out about the concept. Until that point I assumed it's background noises everyone experiences. I only notice it when it changes abruptly (very
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by spoiler 1y ago
Bevy is very explicit about this in its guide, though! People made games and software in bevy despite the API flux, and the migration guidelines are really good too.
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by spoiler 1y ago
Eh. I agree there's complexity in them, and that a lot of the ecosystem indirectly use them because of derive macros, but I wouldn't call it a wart, and the "syntax" for writing proc macros isn't that bad if you use
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by spoiler 1y ago
This attitude is referred to as optimistic nihilism, if anyone wants to look more into it. I've been trying to adopt this mindset myself in recent years. It's helped me "cope" and accept certain things about my life. It&
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by spoiler 1y ago
For context, I worked with large React codebases, contributed to various ecosystem libraries (a few bigger ones: react-redux, styled components, react-router). So, I'm pretty comfortable with hooks, but I still make mistakes with them
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by spoiler 1y ago
To be fair, that is just the typical Reddit (or any social media platform) experience
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by spoiler 1y ago
Ok, but I've worked with people who are pretty good with web dev, but I guarantee you they don't know how memory gets requested from the operating system. Like, sure it helps in some contexts, but in their context it would largely
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by spoiler 1y ago
Most JSX expands to a single expression, but I guess you mean a single component? I'm not sure what controversial here. I've attached debuggers to React component many times
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by spoiler 1y ago
Every engineer in our industry is a Cargo cultist by that definition. Including experts. Where do you draw the line? I'm sure you have one, but your line is no less arbitrary than mine or someone elses.
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by spoiler 1y ago
And you think slapping ActiveRecord to a Ruby class doesn't hide thousands of lines of code? Do you need a truly holistic and in-depth understand of every piece you use? How in-depth does you understanding need to be to use ActiveRecor
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by spoiler 1y ago
These are amazing! I checked a few that around the era of some of my favourite TV shows, and I can totally see the "vibe" reflected in a couple of cases. Also, as someone who enjoys to draw/paint, these are a great source of
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by spoiler 1y ago
I meant more generally, that the ruling/politico class is the same everywhere. They'll weaponise ideology they think will get them more votes. They're basically just wealthy and powerful reprobates playing us all for emotiona
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by spoiler 1y ago
tldr is "kettle calling the pot black" Both extremes don't listen and arguments always fall on deaf ears, especially when perceived as ideologically different. Merits of the argument are irrelevant. Most don't evolve pas
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by spoiler 1y ago
There's this concept called empathy, and people can share how they experience things. We can also relate our own experiences. So, it might not be a first-hand experience, but we can put ourselves in their shoes. If we see a friend expe
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by spoiler 1y ago
It's complicated for me. Sometimes breakfast makes me notice my digestive system, which seems to make my ADHD-adjacent traits worse. I also get IBS... Which is different from the meds constipation. So eating is difficult. Because of IB
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by spoiler 1y ago
I tried them and probably have apanthasia. Similar experience to the other comments: it's usually just overlaid on what I see. A few time when I closed my eyes and got taken away by music, it would give me a more "story-like"
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by spoiler 1y ago
I'm not a lawyer, so maybe a silly question: is it possible the software license is different from service warranty? And I guess another thing that comes to mind is that maybe they didn't mean _legal_ warranty, but something that
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by spoiler 1y ago
I agree with what you say, but I still think people should push back on this. It shouldn't be convenient for governments to abuse their citizens. However, a bad actor (depends on how well funded/connected they are) would still hav
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by spoiler 1y ago
I find Rust more ergonomic than something like C or C++, or even Go. I feel unburdened while using Rust, which is not something I can say about a lot of other dev environments. As for Zig... I tried to get into it, and I can't remember
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by spoiler 1y ago
I worked with large React and large Angular (1 and 2+) codebases. I even migrated projects between them. I genuinely don't understand how Angular is considered simpler than React. Both have a build step. React hasn't needed a &quo
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by spoiler 1y ago
I think the recording aspect is cool, since I assume it has that "first person perspective" thing going on that's usually difficult to replicate without a complicated setup. Especially useful for showing or demonstrating stuf
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by spoiler 1y ago
The reason he went down this rabbit hole was because he was chronically running low on disk space, and his target dir was one of the largest contributors. Not sure how he actually got the number; this was just a frustrated Slack message lik
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by spoiler 1y ago
You could argue that spreadsheets and terminals are just text with extra features! I'm joking though, but web apps usually are more than just text and images too.
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by spoiler 1y ago
> So many websites just display text and images Eh... This over-generalises a bit. That can be said of anything really, including native desktop applications.
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by spoiler 1y ago
Not saying this in defence of Rust or Cargo, but often times those dependencies are just different versions of the same thing. In a project at one of my previous companies, a colleague noticed we had LOADS of `regex` crate versions. Forgot
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by spoiler 1y ago
I'm working with a large Angular app, and my dev experience has been abysmal. TS language server running out of memory, Angular language server frequently crashes or freezes leaving weird half line diagnostics in its wake. Go to defini
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by spoiler 1y ago
I grew up ob forums where em-dashes and semicolons were fairly common—Harry Potter roleplay forums! In fact, that's how I learned most of my English; probably where some of my expression style developed. Em-dashes are a great way to si
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by spoiler 1y ago
It's not a bug, its a property of the colour space. Which is partially tied to how the colour is represented (RGB). When doing linear interpolation through the RGB cube (for eg a gradient), you normally pick the shortest path. It just
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by spoiler 1y ago
People flaggig this, but it's obviously meant as satire, and I assume it's meant to be though provoking. Similarly natured antisemitic comments in the thread weren't flagged, so what was this one?

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