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This right here. Enzyme’s dead, barring some major change, and people need to move off it. https://dev.to/wojtekmaj/enzyme-is-dead-now-what-ekl (Honestly I’m a bit surprised some big company hasn’t taken over Enzyme de
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I’m pretty sure they’re not claiming to have invented transitions. They maybe should have said “a new concept to React” rather than “a new concept in React”.
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5y ago
Font Awesome uses font icons, and they seem to have accessibility figured out? https://fontawesome.com/docs/web/dig-deeper/accessibility
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5y ago
AWS is just massively complicated these days. Do I use SAM, CDK, Cloudformation? Is API Gateway intended mostly for internal services? ALBs or ELBs? Is Beanstalk legacy or am I still supposed to use it? Step Functions or SWF? Sagemaker or I
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5y ago
I can’t wait to work in VR while I work out on a stationary recumbent exercise bike
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5y ago
What are the things you liked about Kotlin that Typescript didn’t have or did poorly? I’m not familiar with Kotlin at all.
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5y ago
> No one is going to want to drive on sodium batteries, which are merely good, rather than good enough. We're talking about the weight of a Tesla with the range of a Leaf, as a best case scenario. Do many people care about the weigh
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5y ago
I'm looking for more workout apps, so I will check that out. I've been pretty impressed by Les Mills Bodycombat, though I find the banter/encouragement of the presenters/coaches barely tolerable (I believe I can turn the
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> VR next. If you don't have an Oculus Quest 2 or realize what a game changer it is in terms of price, power and wireless usability, you really need to get one, no matter what you think of Zuck and FB. It's the next thing. And
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You got downvoted, but a comment elsewhere from the person confirms it was his wife who edited the videos.
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5y ago
And at the right time of year there are tarantulas everywhere. Awesome spot.
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5y ago
Will there ever be bundles? Or some kind of bulk discount? Pay-per-article? I'm a paid subscriber to a number of Substack writers, and I'd like to subscribe to more, but it can rapidly run into the hundreds of dollars per month -
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5y ago
You can convert TS to JS at the drop of a hat. This is part of what’s required to get it to run a browser, which doesn’t understand native TS. It’s different to Coffeescript which was different syntax for JS. TS is additional, type-specific
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5y ago
This is absolute garbage, don’t waste your time. It’s just someone who obviously doesn’t like Jacina Ardern claiming that he’s an expert on psychopathy, and then making up some reasons why she’s a psychopath.
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5y ago
I downvoted you, here’s why: I think it’s clear the author isn’t proposing that people should be licensed to use the internet. It’s at most an aside, and not the topic of the article. The observation that one of his analogies doesn’t apply
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5y ago
Yeah, I was more meaning that it’s not just a GE thing.
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5y ago
I think that’s actually common for induction cooktops of many brands. I believe the reason is so to keep the surface a single flat sheet of glass. They’re incredibly easy to clean compared to any other kind of cooktop. But I agree, not so g
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5y ago
You’ve described about half of the tyre swing comic :) https://m.imgur.com/gallery/mFWSFNP
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I'm not really sure why a pricing change is HN-worthy, but I guess here I am biting: > We’ve also heard your feedback about how our pricing is difficult to understand and hard for you to predict. > Starting March 1st we’ll be off
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5y ago
Hey just a heads-up that the site is all messed up for me on iOS Safari: everything is huge, big horizontal scrollbar. Very hard to use.
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5y ago
It's a conversion of an existing bike to be electric, right? Or did you design and build the frame, too? Either way, nice work! I think we're about to see a lot of innovation in scooter- and bike-adjacent mobility things - I don&#
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5y ago
> For one thing that clock would have to survive the sun going nova. Off-topic, but our sun won’t go nova. https://www.space.com/14732-sun-burns-star-death.html
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5y ago
You can use a wok, it just isn't quite as good as gas because woks tend to have a smallish flat bottom, and with induction only that bottom part is getting heated. With gas the bottom part gets heated but the flames also heat up the si
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This induction cooktop has a single large gas burner for the wok, so you get the best of both worlds. https://www.fisherpaykel.com/nz/cooking/cooktops/minimal-coo...
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5y ago
3440 x 1440 works well for me. Planning to stack another.
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I'm pretty sure there's an LTT video where Linus says he makes the most money-per-view from Premium users. Unfortunately I can't find it.
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If someone was choosing a Linux distro today, what would be some reasons to choose Slackware rather than another popular distro like Ubuntu, Fedora, or Arch?
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5y ago
Does it really make you think China might care more about it's people? A brief Google should relieve you of that notion :)
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5y ago
You might want to look at Employer of Record services like Deel, if you are considering setting up country/regional entities just to enable hiring? (No affiliation with Deel, but about to start a new remote job with them as EoR)
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5y ago
GoToMeeting is just as bad under LogMeIn as it was under Citrix. It’s barely changed in years so I assume no resources are being invested and they’re just milking the revenue until it eventually dies.
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