DGCA

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by DGCA 3mo ago
New York Times best seller, well received by critics, good reviews on Goodreads and Audible, hundreds of thousands of copies sold. Reductionism can often lead to naive presuppositions.
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by DGCA 3mo ago
That is the question
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by DGCA 1y ago
Are you implementing designs that were given to you or having AI generate the design as well? I could see it being better at the latter.
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by DGCA 1y ago
Frontend dev for 13+ years here. In my experience it’s pretty bad at anything but basic frontend stuff. I’ve tried all the models, editors, Claude code etc. It’s constantly wrong about the simplest things. Just now it was hallucinating abou
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by DGCA 1y ago
I didn't set up Biome and can't tell you why it wasn't working, but people on the team couldn't get the VSCode extension to show lint errors in their editor (Cursor, primarily). I misspoke about there being a CI issue. I
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by DGCA 1y ago
Joined a team that maintains a pretty popular TS library recently. The repo was using Biome. It was unanimously disliked by the team. Linting was broken for most people and in CI. I replaced it with Prettier + ESLint, everyone was into it,
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by DGCA 2y ago
> To be eligible for membership in the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, you must be a citizen of the United States over the age of 21 who believes in God (whatever that means to you). Bums, I don't meet 2/3 reqs.
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by DGCA 2y ago
IMO, if your star developers aren’t writing readable, maintainable code (at least most of the time, some things are inherently complex), I don’t think it’s right to call them star developers. FWIW, the problem you’re talking about isn’t one
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by DGCA 2y ago
I haven't done anything with Cursor that I wouldn't be able to do without it so far, but for me it's made certain tasks _much_ faster.
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by DGCA 2y ago
Wanting more than the bare minimum, I imagine.
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by DGCA 3y ago
Just curious, what’s the fad you’re referring to. React? Client side rendering? Single page apps?
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by DGCA 3y ago
Good review from an awesome channel: https://youtu.be/kBJzE6TI__Q?si=Csi_ofFIu2iAeliO
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by DGCA 3y ago
1. async/await is a thing. 2. The GraphQL spec tells you how errors should be handled.
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by DGCA 3y ago
I still identify with the “frontend developer” title, even though my skill set has grown beyond it. Best practices are framework dependent, the tooling one should choose is dependent on their problem space, and we do appreciate simplicity.
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by DGCA 3y ago
Not a single frontend dev I know in real life has had the same negative reaction about hooks that I often see on HN. I remember some people taking a little longer to adopt them either cause it wasn’t necessary or cause it didn’t click right
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by DGCA 4y ago
I can’t think of anything CB put out during his tenure that was interesting at all. IIRC, he was a driving the push for Coinbase NFT which flopped massively.
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by DGCA 4y ago
I really liked how it felt but there was like a 50% chance of me getting sleep paralysis and feeling extreme terror, so my weighted blanket experiment only lasted a week.
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by DGCA 4y ago
I'm so sick of opinion pieces that are written for people who share the exact worldview of the author and are just looking to pat themselves on the back for being better than the "other". Do people really like being pandered
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by DGCA 4y ago
I’d rather subsidize a handful of slackers than return to the office.
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by DGCA 5y ago
Yeah, the blue button in each question item is only for reordering. You can move questions without clicking on them first, btw; not sure if my demo communicated that. I.e. If you click the question item (but not the blue button), the questi
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by DGCA 5y ago
I worked at an ed-tech startup that allowed teachers to use our bank of questions to create assignments for their students. We found that drag and drop came with a few issues, such has having to implement keyboard accessibility separately f
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by DGCA 6y ago
I learned about this project by YDKJS author Kyle Simpson in the latest episode of JavaScript Jabber[1]. A few folks on the episode, Kyle included, seemed to hold a somewhat negative view of TypeScript, since they seem to like JS's dyn
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TypL – The JavaScript Type Linter by Kyle Simpson(typl.dev)
2 points by DGCA 6y ago|1 comments
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by DGCA 7y ago
I've noticed that a lot of paid dev tools are just priced too high or that I run the risk of blowing my budget depending on scale. I wish more paid dev tools were aware that I don't actually know my usage up-front, and that I&#x27
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by DGCA 7y ago
I would assume that the downvotes are because you're asking for a thread on the atrocities happening in Chile be hijacked to talk about something else. It's extremely insensitive.
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by DGCA 7y ago
Not loading for me, so here's a cached version: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:OJfXzqi...
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by DGCA 7y ago
I use my road bike (~$1,500), a Wahoo Kickr Core ($900), and I pay for a Zwift subscription ($15/month). I love a good spin class, but like my setup just as much. I can also take my bike off the trainer and ride it outside.
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by DGCA 8y ago
Non-AMP Link: https://www.bloomberg.com/view/articles/2018-06-07/america-s...
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TaskRabbit investigates ‘cybersecurity incident,’ app taken down(cnet.com)
17 points by DGCA 8y ago|3 comments
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by DGCA 9y ago
I use Outline to make stuff like this easier to read. It works on a ton of sites. Also lets you get around a lot of paywalls. Just made this bookmarklet so you don't have to install any extensions -> https://codepen.io&#x

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