zachrose

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by zachrose 7y ago
Maybe not in the way JMTQ is expecting. You could bring your npm modules over and call them through Elm ports, but you’ll still have to declare type signatures of those ports and have a bit of ceremony about calling them. It might be better
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by zachrose 7y ago
They also didn't have grocery stores full of elaborate corn subsidy byproducts.
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by zachrose 7y ago
I'm not sure that GoatCounter tracks people uniquely.
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by zachrose 7y ago
And also did you have a working kitchen? Access to a decent grocery store? Were you free from constant stress about how you would pay rent?
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by zachrose 7y ago
Sometimes it’s hard to understand the business. I see this happen when developers are considered fungible resources to implement a spec. If their only visibility into the business problem is through a proposed solution, then yeah, questions
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by zachrose 7y ago
I’m optimistic about Elm or something like Elm that represents a minimal core of today’s emerging best practices (virtual DOM, static types, functional core & imperative shell) while cutting off the fat (mutability, type coercion) and p
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by zachrose 7y ago
I’ve been told that in Tamil it would be considered very weird if you used the same word to say you “love” your spouse and you “love” your children
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by zachrose 7y ago
I’m curious what you meant by “can’t be trusted to use redux.” What did you mean there?
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by zachrose 7y ago
Can dogs just not distinguish between colors that we can, or are they actually missing out on parts of our visual spectrum?
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by zachrose 7y ago
Yeah well, sometimes js library isn’t compatible with js library either
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by zachrose 7y ago
If you want the quiet syntax of CoffeeScript and even better type safety than TypeScript, you might be interested in Elm. https://guide.elm-lang.org/
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by zachrose 7y ago
That may be a de facto outcome but I don’t think there is a de jure legal basis there.
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by zachrose 7y ago
On a smaller scale, Rudy’s Barbecue in Texas did something similar by canceling their comprehensive health care insurance, hiring a doctor to be the whole company's PCP, paying for surgeries directly through Texas Free Market Surgery,
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by zachrose 7y ago
For me the crazy part is reading all the other comments on this page. - buy more beverages - increase beverage supply exponentially until supply catches up with induced demand - it seems selfish to hoard beverages for yourself - it’s not se
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by zachrose 7y ago
Is it fair to call this an algebra? The materials are elements in a set and the adhesive is kind of like a binary operation. It’s commutative, at least in terms of picking a glue. (Sometimes they recommend to put the adhesive on one materia
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by zachrose 7y ago
How did I forget?
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by zachrose 7y ago
Maintaining internal frameworks, delivery pipelines, infrastructure, instrumentation and product roadmaps. Transitioning to new organizational structures. Internal hackathons and lunch ‘n learns. What am I forgetting?
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by zachrose 7y ago
> I find the converse to be true for the front end. I find most attempts to deal with the UI in anything other than objects and components (read jQuery, React Hooks), turns to spaghetti rather quickly. What alternatives have you tried?
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by zachrose 7y ago
I’m beginning to doubt the reality of anything ever being done in the first place. Done software is dead software that nobody uses anymore. It seems more fruitful to talk about gradients and equilibriums of desired changes.
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Doing both is worse than the latter.
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by zachrose 7y ago
> Nobody likes low-performers, even when you're flush with cash. Fixing their mistakes is demoralizing for your high-performers. If you define performance as change over time then this would seem to have nothing to do with mistakes.
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by zachrose 7y ago
Maybe the idea is that the senior engineer here should collaborate on what that bar is.
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by zachrose 7y ago
Subsets of TypeScript are an interesting idea. If you could remove mutation and push imperative APIs into a library that calls you, you might wind up with something like Elm.
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by zachrose 7y ago
But wouldn’t you have to account for the possibility that those separators exist in the content your working with, putting you back at square one in terms of escaping?
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by zachrose 7y ago
It might be five years, I’m just saying I think there is a recommendation and I think it’s less than 10.
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by zachrose 7y ago
My 15-year-old carbon fiber fork had a catastrophic failure two weeks ago. I’ve no idea what happened exactly but I came to in the emergency room a few hours later with road rash and a concussion. It took me almost two weeks for my brain to
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by zachrose 7y ago
> I bought a Giro Atmos over a decade ago and never needed to upgrade... I’m sure you’ve heard this but they say to replace a helmet every two-three years even if it hasn’t been in a crash. It’s up to you whether you think that makes sen
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by zachrose 7y ago
How about a global K/V store for data structures?
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That’s what the Juggalo makeup is for
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by zachrose 7y ago
Yep. If you've bitten the apple of JavaScript tooling you can kinda sorta rig up compiler-enforced immutable data structures with TypeScript. But IMO if you're going that far it's much easier/well-documented to just use

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