timhwang21

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by timhwang21 3y ago
The larpa in Noita is a direct callback to Liero!
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by timhwang21 3y ago
They may be on VPN. Google recaptcha has dynamic risk-based friction and is prone to serving effectively impossible challenges to users on VPN.
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by timhwang21 5y ago
Enjoying the article so far, but some things make it a bit hard to read. 1) code snippets are screen shots, and 2) some links point to an internal Google Docs page.
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by timhwang21 6y ago
"Cache invalidation, naming things and off-by-one errors. And cache invalidation."
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by timhwang21 6y ago
Fantastic comment! Thank you so much for this.
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by timhwang21 6y ago
> it might be better to just be a standalone library See: https://github.com/reduxjs/redux , among others. The React ecosystem did exactly this for the past few years, but evidently it was decided that a more native
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by timhwang21 6y ago
This is true as long as you're able to strictly enforce the container-presenter pattern, which is increasingly harder to do as an application grows in complexity.
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by timhwang21 6y ago
One key difference between hooks and functions is that hooks tap into some hidden global component registry (I'm being handwavey here but this is more or less what happens). This allows side effects to be persisted and tracked between
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by timhwang21 6y ago
I've more or less driven frontend development with React at several companies over the last 4 years. While some of the complaints are exaggerated I don't think the overarching premise should be dismissed as "a meme." &gt
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by timhwang21 8y ago
Stage zero proposals generally read less formally. IIRC they are held to lower standards and expected to be formalized in the later stages.
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by timhwang21 8y ago
I wouldn't necessarily say it's deep equality, it's just a less verbose way of sequentially checking properties. It's not going to check every property. At least for me, I feel I'd be using this a lot for the boring
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by timhwang21 9y ago
This is addressed: >Google had tremendous experience with containers (they introduced cgroups in Linux) but existing internal container and distributed computing tools like Borg were directly coupled to their infrastructure.
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by timhwang21 9y ago
Well, of course. Only companies with fuck-you money can afford the extra bytes spaces take up versus tabs, so it follows logically that they'd pay their developers more.
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by timhwang21 10y ago
Rocket Fuel | Web Applications Developer (fulltime) | ONSITE | https://rocketfuel.com/ Looking for frontend developers to help port our existing platforms into an integrated UI build with React and Redux. Hiring process: co
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by timhwang21 10y ago
If you're interested, Google Research recently published a paper about code formatting via dynamic programming: http://static.googleusercontent.com/media/research.google.co...