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tofuahdude
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Really depends on how they're being used. If they're independently managing their own parts of the DOM, it can work (though still a dev headache imo). If its a "react app", ie react is managing the entire dom, having two
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Why do they bother doing this domain proxy stuff in the first place?
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Tail wagging the dog is never a good answer.
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Facebook has 2.96 billion MAUs. Not relevant?
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4y ago
The fact that it is classified literally is to the collective benefit! Silly proposal for a rule.
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It depends. People are jumping to conclusions on this point before full information is available. There are many carve-outs that will dismiss WARN liability: if severance packages are offered and accepted (with appropriate conditions), the
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We benchmarked all 3; redisgraph was fastest by far.
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He went faster through the curve and passed several drivers, to the point that he qualified for the next race when he otherwise wouldn't have.
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4y ago
thats the joke!
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That is absolutely hilarious
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Why not both? Let the market figure it out, just make the zoning permissive enough to allow the opportunity.
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"convert" it to be habitable is the key message here.
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The cool thing about luxury apartments is that it means rich people will stop displacing poor people in the not-luxury apartments.
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Phantom sprayer! oh man that is hilarious
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When the people who make the product literally publicly lie (while being paid extremely well), comments like the OP's (that are obviously tongue in cheek) are certainly not "wildly inaccurate, but also disrespectful".
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4y ago
What I meant by "product effectively the same" would be better said more like "solves the same problem". Then better is faster, less annoying, easier to integrate, better UX, etc., even if it sits in the same spot in the
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4y ago
For these kinds of established markets, you basically have to be 5x+ better or 5x+ cheaper. Then it's fine if the product is effectively the same.
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4y ago
Maybe that attitude is why you haven't been "discovered" ;) Take the meeting, it'll be good for your career.
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"better for you" != "better for everyone" People have very different preferences in the format of content they consume.
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$ docker run --name your-db-here -e POSTGRES_PASSWORD=pw -d postgres
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4y ago
Pretty cool project!
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The definition of hypocrisy is: > the practice of claiming to have moral standards or beliefs to which one's own behavior does not conform; pretense. Andreessen has vocally argued (for years) that we should build more housing. Then
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Marc Andreessen is the epitome of hypocrisy on this topic.
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Let's call it hypocrisy then.
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Sure, it does that too, but that is not its runtime purpose. Many, many approaches solve organizing your code; React is in the middle of a large pack here.
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React's core functionality is to manage the relationship between state and the dom. jQuery lets you imperatively manipulate the dom. They're different use cases; calling one useful and the other not isn't a very accurate repr
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Whoa. That commenter's history is WILD! Most fun I've had on HN all day.
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Do you just bundle Tabler's JS into Phoenix asset pipeline and let it do its thing naively in the browser? I guess most the JS is just visual changes, but i wonder if that brings live view out of sync with the dom.
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Websites are made with html and css (and frequently 15mb of javascript) This is a package of pre-formatted and pretty html and css, with a small amount of javascript, built on top of another package of pre-formatted and pretty html and css,
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Has anyone used this in a Phoenix LiveView project by chance?
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