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by veidelis 2y ago
"Young Alireza Firouzja was auto-banned on chess.com because he was deemed too successful for an untitled player."
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Creator of Swift on Functionial Programming [video](youtube.com)
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by veidelis 2y ago
If I, for example, would have been a regular guest in that place and they would go cashless, I would politely let the owner know that I won't be visiting them until they accept cash payments again.
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by veidelis 2y ago
> This can be achieved by removing the hyphens from the UUIDs, allowing users to simply double-click on the identifier to copy it. Triple click can be used.
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by veidelis 3y ago
Explicit vs implicit dependencies (useEffect vs Signal.Computed/effect) and the fact that signals in contrast to useState can be used outside of react context which I assume is a good thing. I personally mostly prefer more explicit han
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by veidelis 3y ago
Sorry, if it somehow sounded that my example is somehow more than what was mentioned in the article. Absolutely not. I think that my example also very well demonstrates that lines of code (even that isn't really "code") isn&#
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by veidelis 3y ago
Not much of an achievement, but I once deleted a 45k line Jest snapshot test for a React component that basically asserted that a div is rendered.
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by veidelis 3y ago
Firefox is nowhere near dead on my devices!
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by veidelis 3y ago
Everyone is entitled to their opinion.
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by veidelis 3y ago
Isn't Oracle SQL still one of the most advanced databases? To some it may be the "new tech" you're talking about. I wouldn't use Oracle SQL for other reasons, but purely from technical standpoint it's one of th
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by veidelis 3y ago
Yes, it is. To me ads are totally useless. I have never bought anything. It's nothing else than unnecessary distraction. I'm not worried about not paying this monstrously huge company.
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by veidelis 3y ago
Isn't ruby strong and dynamic?
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by veidelis 3y ago
In this case it will be better than the original.
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by veidelis 3y ago
This made me laugh: def can_drive(age) case age when 1..14 then 'no' when 15..100 then 'yes' end end puts can_drive(18) # yes I haven't used Ruby for a long time, and I don't feel bad about it.
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by veidelis 4y ago
For example, having some Django or RoR render forms and handle submit with a full reload, or another case where client would query some endpoints via JS fetch API and handle the responses that way.
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by veidelis 4y ago
What's the use case for Htmx? When would someone want to use this over more tradional approaches?
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by veidelis 4y ago
Not necessarily.
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by veidelis 4y ago
One big reason I use JS on the backend is because Prisma can generate types for my API endpoints which I can use for my client code. Having confidence that my code works as expected is a huge deal and having end to end type safety is a grea
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by veidelis 4y ago
Excellent roast!
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by veidelis 4y ago
The delay in increment/decrement example is not acceptable for a web UI that is expected to update instantly. I believe it should be less than 150ms to become noticeable for the user.
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by veidelis 4y ago
I agree with Casey. I think he understands way much more than how to optimize for 60fps as many commentators here point out.
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by veidelis 4y ago
I don't know. But that's the point - we can only guess, but I'm sure there would be plenty of very interesting things found. You know how a lot of prominent people say that FED is a private entity, right?
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by veidelis 4y ago
Transparency.
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by veidelis 4y ago
Allow an audit.
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by veidelis 4y ago
You've never ran into DOM performance issues? You use a lot of createDocumentFragment? Please share more.
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by veidelis 4y ago
Sure, you're right about that. It's just that everybody, for example, has the option to use React.createElement directly without JSX, as it's just a syntax sugar and people use it because they prefer it over the other option.
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by veidelis 4y ago
React is on the downfall because of NON-functional hooks. API becoming too large and the direction is unclear - at least to me.
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by veidelis 4y ago
Quirks.. I mean rules of hooks in one day? You're not being serious.
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by veidelis 4y ago
JSX is basically just syntax sugar for: createElement( "div", { className: ["recipeTile", { lastRow: options.lastRow, lastColumn: options.lastColumn }], onclick: function () { showHi
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by veidelis 4y ago
I think what snowl wanted to know was more technical than that - why such new syntax is necessary to achieve those things? Why exactly the same things cannot be achieved with existing syntax? For example, it's very understandable why J

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