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by text0404 3y ago
sorry but this sounds like it's written by someone who is definitely not a teenager and who hasn't experienced this before.
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"Palestine = Hamas and being against Israel is pro-terrorism." critical thinking, indeed. and i guess we shouldn't advocate for saving innocent lives, because some members of the same population don't support gay rights?
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> Where's an aspiring rocket scientist going to go if they don't get a job for SpaceX? Or an electric car designer (back when Tesla started at least)? NASA, Boeing (or any defense contractor, really), Planet for satellite engin
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what's wrong with al jazeera?
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well, yeah. addresses change, or can share similarities with other addresses; maps change; and then all the problems related to scraping public data and maintaining databases with the latest changes: stale data, incorrect data, matching fuz
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the article presents the most cynical israeli perspective from the outset and it's not till the very end that the author considers that palestinians may have legitimate grievances. the author still uses personal biases and partisan sou
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ok, that makes sense (i also don't like the official recommendation to use next).
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how has vercel/ssr highjacked react? at work, our backend is c++ and we use react without nextjs or any ssr. if we don't need it, we don't use it.
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einstein, marie curie, socrates, newton. should i go on? the only delusion here is thinking the pinnacle of human innovation is social networking and $1000 phones.
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yes, we would probably be better off as a society without those companies (we can say that with certainty for meta _alone_). destabilizing democracy, suicide nets, AI for the "defense" industry, surveillance, misinformation, mass
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this is a common sentiment in these anti-modern-FE threads. it's a problem of imagination; i build internal tools for a large company you've definitely heard of. my org is several thousand people. we absolutely need to use react f
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why did the revolution happen?
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does anyone know who is behind "reclaim the net"? a lot of their articles are hard-right leaning and there is zero information on their site about who funds it and who is writing the articles. googling the "authors" of t
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you've linked to the Mozilla Foundation. "Mozilla’s work is guided by the Mozilla Manifesto. Founded as a community open source project in 1998, Mozilla currently consists of two organizations: the 501(c)3 Mozilla Foundation, whic
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What motivation do they have to do this? Are you talking about, like, Civil War re-enactors? Pretty sure the police aren't going to roll up on some dudes in wigs and toy bayonets in a park. Those people usually get permits for that kin
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> You don’t change people’s minds about things like racism or LGBTQ acceptance through having a one-time confrontation with winners or losers, you do it through the much slower process of seeing people’s humanity. i don't think anyo
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maybe you've been watching too many movies or reading too many comics if you think that anti-fascists are only in the fight because they're jealous and have meaningless lives. perhaps anti-fascists see the fight for a just and equ
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> You can thank the US for that. you can also thank the US for the coup d'etat that overthrew a democratically elected PM and installed a pro-western dictator who executed dissidents, eventually leading to a student revolution that
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+1. would love to see an example of something created in Flash by a single designer that takes a team of frontend devs to create today. fyi folks, Flash is also based on ECMAScript! just because the mid-90s tooling built by Macromedia trigg
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vrml was also invented 30+ years ago but we're not lamenting that webgl is solving an already-solved problem. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VRML
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so you'd prefer that there was only one state management solution for every webapp? what if i don't need 99% of the features of this monolith library?
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> but I don't understand how some frontend devs even have this much time to obsess over their tools. most of us don't. these comments are mostly from people whose idea of "web development" is a form and some static co
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i too have been developing since 1996. and in 1996, nobody was making web-based applications with anywhere near a fraction of the complexity that modern web apps manage. please build spotify using only HTML and JS language features from 199
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correct, but with useCallback you don't take an additional perf hit for redefining the inner function on every render. useCallback is for callbacks, useMemo is for memoized data.
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> I don't know.. Imagine you have a react component that needs to interact with something written in svelte... this doesn't happen in practice... like at all... is your implicit assumption that anything written in react will au
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you know about injection vulnerabilities, right? if you really want to spaghetti code your app with string representations of html, you can also use `dangerouslySetInnerHTML` in React.
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er, so is the advice here to write your own framework instead of using a framework? because writing and maintaining your own framework is not a trivial exercise and is a massive project on its own, which is why a lot of people reach for a f
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> Like what did fighting about this minor thing get us other than making people (conservatives) angry? "Eternal vigilance is the price of liberty" if we don't fight about "minor things" then they'll continue
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> Me being gay has nothing to do with you serving me lunch "allowing you to dine in my restaurant is normalization and tacit support of homosexual lifestyles, so i will not serve you." "giving you medical aid means i have

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