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by CSSer 2y ago
The saddest part of this to me was watching congressional representatives try to wrestle with the Singapore thing and fail in hearings. It really made me feel like they thought they had some kind of gotcha when in reality all they did was p
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by CSSer 2y ago
Yes
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Hi, I don’t have their expertise but I backpack and camp a lot, including in some pretty hostile environments. I keep a pack of 12 in my trunk for emergencies. The answer is yes, they’re a thing and they work. They’re super lightweight. How
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by CSSer 2y ago
He's Mark Zuckerberg's friend. They became close because Zuckerberg picked up MMA as a hobby. Zuckerberg has a majority stake in the company that can't be contested. He decided to throw his buddy a bone. That's it. Zucke
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by CSSer 2y ago
Does comfort beat out detail? It seems like AR, of any stripe, can do better. An LED matrix seems fairly fragile and very time-consuming to assemble. I'm not an expert. Could the price come down over time? I'm having difficulty im
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by CSSer 2y ago
I'd throw in the occasional context provider store. However, the point absolutely stands that most likely don't need a state library in React anymore unless you're learning it to maintain an older codebase.
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by CSSer 2y ago
Coincidentally, US NIST TREC is happening right now! It started on the 18th and will conclude on the 22nd. Link for more details: https://trec.nist.gov/
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by CSSer 2y ago
People do that when feel it's socially acceptable to do so. It feels like it could be a matter of time. A million people joined in a 24 hour period yesterday.
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by CSSer 2y ago
Do you mean the rules or the people? I don’t mean to sound facetious.
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I’ve been jumping up and down saying this for the past few years. It’s so important. This is a perfect example of a problem that needs a legislative solution. The lack of one has created quagmires like TikTok that wouldn’t be a problem if w
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by CSSer 2y ago
Perhaps if one coupled this with a multimodal LLM we could achieve a singularity
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by CSSer 2y ago
I think the irony works either way.
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by CSSer 2y ago
Without simply citing greed, I find this difficult to justify or explain. Apple is a premium, luxury brand. They make opinionated hardware and software that has offended many. They’ve certainly never given a phone away, but they’re afraid o
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by CSSer 2y ago
Your UserRegistrationService(s) is/are also prone to be overloaded. You don’t think of that as part of a naming convention? Would you argue that’s more about architecture? I was simultaneously agreeing with you and adding that this oth
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I understood. Perhaps my mental connection was somewhat flimsy though. I was trying to make a tongue-in-cheek joke about how whenever I work on a database that has tables with overloaded responsibilities (poor normalization) instead of prop
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by CSSer 2y ago
And they can all visit us at Burning Man every year!
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I feel like the same people that like UserRegistrationService will argue that database table names should be plural because it reads better, which is wrong for similar reasons.
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by CSSer 2y ago
In Britain, maybe. In the USA, I don’t think so.
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Their argument is that if someone is affected by confirmation bias, they likely won’t notice these kinds of details. Essentially, send me a video of something I care about and I will only look for that thing. Most people are not detectives,
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by CSSer 2y ago
The idea that Meta’s effectively stolen content is tainted by a requirement to avoid collecting stolen content is laughably ironic.
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by CSSer 2y ago
That explains the pompous introductory tone. Ugh.
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by CSSer 2y ago
Calling those $ and $$ selector helper functions new is a bit disingenuous. They’ve been present as Chrome dev tools shortcuts for years. Let alone JQuery, I’ve also spent years seeing little articles about this neat trick on everything fro
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by CSSer 2y ago
Don’t forget programmer to pilot. Every time an aeronautical post appears they come out of the woodwork and chat about equipment.
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by CSSer 2y ago
Thank you for that correction! I had to google to find the name because I was fuzzy on it. Your last paragraph matches my recall. The point I was trying to make was that I appreciated that Typefaces wasn’t automatically part of Gatsby just
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by CSSer 2y ago
I have no questions, but I want to say that you’re a gem, Robin. At (thankfully) rare times when I’ve questioned my sanity or needed a quick refresher on something in React I was stuck on, your blog popped up for me in SERP and cleared thin
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by CSSer 2y ago
Fair. Seems safer to take someone seriously unless you include the /s given what I’ve seen irl ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by CSSer 2y ago
RIP ZIRP. Kyle was cool and had the right attitude about a lot of things. He built some great frontend tooling e.g. fontsource, without locking it into his larger projects like Vercel did. That was very altruistic. Regardless, yeah, I could
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by CSSer 2y ago
Um, I don’t know if that’s the same sort of thing, but if it makes you feel better…
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An abstraction machete. Heh.
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> how this research should be funded by tax dollars To be fair, some of it is. Conveniently, this rarely seems to be mentioned when they talk about this. The NIH hands out nearly $45 billion in grants annually[0]. [0] https://w

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