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by yawnr 4y ago
Yeah seriously. Just a worse version of the bridge. IMO the cart is leading the horse on this one. Might be more convenient for their dev team to just have a web codebase (though I’d argue if they took the time to transition their web codeb
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by yawnr 4y ago
Which kid do you like more..? ;)
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by yawnr 4y ago
That's not true though. Every connected component subscribed to a particular slice of state updates...not every connected component, e.g. `useSelector(appState => !!appState.someThing)` only causes a re-render of the subscribed comp
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by yawnr 4y ago
Guess what, this entire thread is literally people discussing using context for… app state. But yeah thanks for being patronizing
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by yawnr 4y ago
Redux isn’t nonsense you’re just being dismissive and not taking the time to learn to understand it properly.
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by yawnr 4y ago
“Monitoring and propagating” — aka one of the global state management solutions being discussed here? Redux state is “just an object” that does shallow comparisons to trigger re-renders
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by yawnr 4y ago
You’re correct and these people advocating for this are definitely re-rendering every component in their tree with every change
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by yawnr 4y ago
My takeaway from these comments is that people either don’t care or literally don’t know how context works but are talking about how it’s better than redux lol
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by yawnr 4y ago
Right but every time that context changes it triggers a re-render of every child component regardless of if it’s consuming that bit of state or not. These comments are making me really question other peoples’ understanding of what I thought
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by yawnr 4y ago
FWIW I think hooks have made types a lot easier to deal with in Redux.
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by yawnr 4y ago
Sorry but what? What do you do when a parent component needs access to a particular slice of state? Refactor the entire tree? What about deeply nested components? Prop drill 100 levels deep?
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by yawnr 4y ago
Almost all of the successful “entrepreneurs” I know are just rich kids who had the time and space to figure things out over the course of 10-15 years after college without worrying about money. Same thing for all of the successful people I
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by yawnr 4y ago
What recent events are you talking about? Your tone is very conspiracy-theorist sounding.
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by yawnr 4y ago
It is a little fishy that Amazon isn’t an available seller when you’re logged out. Makes me think they are doing that in name only and assuming the risk and the shipping for the premium. Wonder if other products are like this.
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by yawnr 4y ago
I didn’t miss the point. It was just soon enough after it happened that I figured they lacked the context about why it was posted, so they thought it was just meant to be a standalone article about this issue and not an attempt to draw a li
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by yawnr 4y ago
The gym is a great example of survivorship bias. Sure, there are people who look “out of shape” and don’t necessarily see huge aesthetic results from it but continue going, but a lot of the people who stick with it are the ones whose bodies
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by yawnr 4y ago
They posted it because he collapsed and died during extra time at the Argentina Netherlands match the day after he wrote it. Lots of theories and potential explanations for what actually happened as he’s been talking about not feeling well
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by yawnr 4y ago
One reason is web scraping. Twitter used to have sequential IDs that made it easy to tell how many users they’d added over a period of time, even after they were public.
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by yawnr 4y ago
Russia is a terrorist state oligarchy with a murderous dictator. No one is actually going to kill this guy in the US. He will obviously get threats, and then reboot with a new $500mm seed round for some new scam from Marc Andreessen in a fe
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by yawnr 4y ago
Lol give me a break. He will be fine and rich forever, just maybe not a billionaire. There are no real consequences when you are that wealthy.
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by yawnr 4y ago
Good grief, that URL. These companies are ridiculous. Leave us out of your corporate drama.
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by yawnr 4y ago
Because you have a 2.5% mortgage and your monthly payment is still smaller than than 300k house at current rates. This is going to be the main issue to me. People are just going to sit in all these houses with bloated prices because the rat
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by yawnr 4y ago
Yotta does this in an FDIC insured account btw
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by yawnr 4y ago
200 mill of gambling losses will do that
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by yawnr 4y ago
Yeah I dunno, I mostly mean highway driving. Like I’ll go ~20 over the speed limit (basically the flow of traffic in jersey haha), for an hour and still get there the same time as my original ETA.
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by yawnr 4y ago
I’ve grown increasingly frustrated with google maps recently because its time estimates are just way, way off. My guess is that this has something to do with their ML assuming I will exceed the speed limit by X MPH based on my driving histo
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by yawnr 5y ago
Yeah definitely not the case in the US. The New Jersey driver’s test consisted of a single stop sign and a parallel parking test.
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by yawnr 5y ago
This makes no sense. Owning a home is not paying rent. Paying a mortgage comes with the expectation of accruing equity in the home. Renting does not. You’re comparing renting with being a landlord.
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by yawnr 5y ago
You want this private (banking) company’s app to be open source? Lol
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by yawnr 5y ago
I’m so sorry you’re going through this. No matter what, you can still have a great life and be a great father, though. Maybe not as tidy, but still beautiful.

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