trivialsoup

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   by trivialsoup 4y ago

   Not only is it not implicitly SPA behavior, as you say, good back button behavior design is actually hard in a app setting. And you can’t generally “get it right” — no matter what you do, in a sufficiently complex scenario (which… that’s
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   by trivialsoup 4y ago

   Personally I find cheating repellent. But if a bunch of cheaters can curve you into a lower grade, you don’t know the material.
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   by trivialsoup 4y ago

   Sure but the new economy sedan is more expensive than the used economy sedan. According to this interpretation therefore, if you build a new house, and it is broadly similar to houses in the neighborhood in which you build it… it’s going to
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   by trivialsoup 4y ago

   If you listen to marketers fast cars make you younger and handsomer and give you a full head of hair. Don’t look at how things are sold, look at how they are. In this case it’s code, of course there’s complexity.
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   by trivialsoup 4y ago

   > What is important to realize when reading this that it is a case of survivorship bias. This is totally true, but taken too seriously it leads to inability to learn anything from almost any information whatsoever. What’s more, whatever