zeroq

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by zeroq 4y ago
This hits close to home. On one hand, I completely agree with Jonathan. I started my career 20 years ago in games dev and digital advertisement which were strangely close to each other at that time. When I work with developers today who nee
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by zeroq 5y ago
Basically AAlib [1]. I remember it was mind-blowing being able to launch quake inside your terminal, but that was over 20 years ago. The tech is basically scaling the image down to the size of the terminal and using LUT to get a character f
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by zeroq 5y ago
or just use static typing and modern IDE
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by zeroq 5y ago
For the same reason some many frontend developers refuse to use typescript because "it adds bloat to the code". And I have to admit, if your code is mostly concerned with checking if form fields are not empty before submitting, th
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by zeroq 5y ago
How so? "Hooks are functions that let you “hook into” React state and lifecycle features from function components." and "[hook] adds the ability to perform side effects from a function component. It serves the same purpose as
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by zeroq 5y ago
Hooks. Brilliant new idea. It was a blast working with them in MediaWiki in 2005. JS community is adorable. They are like a little infant rushing to you with a snow on his hands "look pa, it's wet!". I'm excited to see w
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by zeroq 5y ago
I appreciate the irony, and to some degree I agree with the argument but you have to keep in mind that in the real world employers like to see their cogs working. I'm a night owl and I really hate getting up early. Early in my career w