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by tuyiown 2y ago
Yes, and it does come with its lot of problems. I've never heard of ransomware attacks on phones, for example.
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by tuyiown 2y ago
It's a bit dense, but you'll have a broad overview in react routers docs https://reactrouter.com/en/main/start/overview
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by tuyiown 2y ago
Yes, that's also why it's great to use a router compatible with react SSR render capabilities, since you'll have a consistent and predictable behavior either from first rendering on the web client, or page change and loading
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by tuyiown 2y ago
We mostly agree, my point is more about risk management of uncontrolled loadings. I think it's better to naturally land on consistent, known mechanisms, in the idea that it simplifies code as first intent, and then adjust your preferre
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by tuyiown 2y ago
The problem you describe is more about alignment between implementation and use cases. e.g. if your main use case is to have the data displayed on screen to be loaded, then that should be loaded. If it's desirable to preload other data
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by tuyiown 2y ago
I am horrified. I didn't see mentioned, proper data fetching _must_ happen before UI rendering if you want to have consistent behavior with classic HTML/HTTP apps, e.g. the current page content stays displayed until the received h
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by tuyiown 2y ago
> Just don't like the feeling of not having an idea of how this thing works just by looking at it. I find it pretty funny that, since we're no equipped to sens electrical flows just by looking at it, it's more the visual &
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by tuyiown 2y ago
> advising every Junior Developer to not make the mistake of choosing React I don't like react much, but I surely hope you advise them on ways to organise state management and rendering with good ways to track event listeners.
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by tuyiown 2y ago
Given the focus on hypertension, I'd venture that because alcohol always increases tension, so you have to ban it if you what to avoid any kind of tension peaks.
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by tuyiown 2y ago
> Generally in the community people theorize all kinds of things about diet and some are lucky to reach and stay in remission by eating a narrow diet that agrees with them - but what exactly that is varies wildly across individuals. I&#x
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by tuyiown 2y ago
Not to disregard your remarks, I suspect they are valid, but they come from habits of uses of others systems, and there's also the good practice to avoid introducing too much ways to do the same thing, because it's dramatically au
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by tuyiown 2y ago
It's on all music studio equipment except the cheapest or small form factors.
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by tuyiown 2y ago
> People who end up in a petty HOA usually regret it, and come to see joining any HOA as a big mistake. I'm pretty sure that freedom of association is strongly tied to being able to quit the association freely. I don't think th
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by tuyiown 2y ago
Half-ass it with the best care and ability you have.
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by tuyiown 2y ago
> Things work, but work by sheer coincidence I wouldn't be so dramatic. House of cards don't stay put by coincidence !
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by tuyiown 2y ago
caniuse is an extremely popular website among people that had to touch web technologies, so much that almost anyone searching for issues on web apis seriously will have hard time not stumble upon it very quickly. Hence, it's a totally
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by tuyiown 2y ago
> Shouldn't the drawing layer be concerned with drawing primitives? CSS is not a drawing layer. The drawing is driven by the DOM, either setup by HTML or updated through JS. CSS only piggyback on it by giving parameters to the paint
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by tuyiown 2y ago
edit 2: seems that there are expectation around a complex .env unspecified file format I was totally not aware of, I was just merely trying to share the simplest way I've ever found to store and reuse env vars
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by tuyiown 2y ago
Please just see this `env -S "$(cat .env)" <cmd>` Believe it or not that’s all you need. > S, --split-string=S process and split S into separate arguments; used to pass multiple arguments on shebang lines e
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by tuyiown 2y ago
I don't doubt you figured out a stable setup. My original comment was just to point out that I don't believe there is a definitive, all purpose, acceptable solution to the multi display problems. The idea is not that specific comb
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by tuyiown 2y ago
Well I have them all the time
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by tuyiown 2y ago
I don't think the issues of multi display really are only due the OS, my personal experience on multiple platform is that is suck regardless of whatever one thinks the solution would be. There are insolvable constraints implied by mult
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by tuyiown 2y ago
I like this very much, but I'm not quite sure if it actually touches the full depth of the subject or if it's accidental hindsight analysis. I'm not sure I can't settle with the idea that big things gets there because th
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by tuyiown 3y ago
One important thing is to avoid adjusting alignments between two things by offseting against a third one. Typically, offsetting both the icon and text relative to container. And less infernal approach is the align the icon relative to text
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by tuyiown 3y ago
I had a similar problem on a nth program start, in seemingly the same conditions, was a disk cache memory hardware failure, some memory block return 1, whatever was written into it. The bug trigger was highly erratic, because corrupt reads
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by tuyiown 3y ago
Since people brought the "a few decade earlier was like that" response: Old software on older hardware was «responsive» because library they used came with much less built-in capabilities (nice ui relayout, nice font rendering, in
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by tuyiown 3y ago
> von Neumann's fear I'm glad we don't rely on a single man's fears, whatever are his genius and rationalizations.
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by tuyiown 3y ago
> in the 1960s a few hot shot test pilots could stick a landing on their first try. Ha you mean the most costly, engineering first and politicized science and engineering endeavor ever attempted, and even though it was some kind of littl
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by tuyiown 3y ago
The notable thing with APFS is that the migration came automatically with an OS update (to high sierra) by default.
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by tuyiown 3y ago
I don't know if you talk only about linux or you meant your comment as a generalization, but have you heard of in place APFS migration from HFS+ ?

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