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by RandomThoughts3 2y ago
With the official doc. The react doc is well written. You have a quick start section, a good tutorial and the API is fully covered.
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But focusing only on manufacturing is missing half of the picture. China is using for batteries the same playbook they used for PVs. They are spending a lot of money to hire all the top researchers they can in the field. Truth is they are y
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> I feel sorry though for someone getting into frontend dev now. I most certainly don’t. As someone who has mostly done low level coding and used to generally dislike my few interactions with web frontend development, I was extremely sur
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by RandomThoughts3 2y ago
From experience, most of the people who think conversation would be better done by text lack the empathy required to craft messages which will be properly understood. It’s extremely difficult to write so that the recipient of your message a
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by RandomThoughts3 2y ago
I have seen more long winded IM exchanges becoming long winded emails exchange where more and more people fail to understand each other that should have been a quick call than the reverse. A call gives you a lot more contextual clue than te
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by RandomThoughts3 2y ago
> where he offers his own semi-translation and interpretation of the meaning. Jung's takes on Nietzsche are quite personal. > Carl Jung had a deep understanding of Nietzsche, that none of the English language translators have. Th
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by RandomThoughts3 2y ago
Conversely, the Ocaml module system is powerful enough to do all the things you had want to do with Haskell except the Ocaml module system is nice to use. Anyway, the issue has nothing to do with relative powerfulness. The issue is that the
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by RandomThoughts3 2y ago
The Ocaml library added a Int module with a function to_string (so Int.to_string ) and a generic printer ages ago. There is also a (+) operator for Float in the float module which you can open in any scope if you so wish. Ocaml obviously
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by RandomThoughts3 2y ago
Just stop writing memfault. I say it in jest but that's actually how I used to program a few years ago when I was working on large industrial pieces of software with long compilation time. You just have to be careful and check what you
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by RandomThoughts3 2y ago
Advent of Code is traditionally parsing heavy and very light on actual mathematics. It’s not very leetcody. If you have never tried it you should definitely give it a go. It’s quite enjoyable at a moderate dosage.
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We all die in just a few decades. Anyway, there are no billions of new middle class people ready to buy a car there. You are far, far overestimating the growth potential and at the same time underestimating the current rate of vehicles owne
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by RandomThoughts3 2y ago
> And when billions of newly minted middle class buy their own first car Where are these supposed billions? Because populations are either already contracting or on the verge of contracting nearly everywhere: China, India, Nigeria, even
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by RandomThoughts3 2y ago
The article is so all over the place, it’s hard to understand the point it’s making. It mixes together different agencies doing forecasting for different purposes and widely fail to actually go where it should. I’m starting to wonder if it’
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by RandomThoughts3 2y ago
Japan is a sovereign country. They are closely allied to the US now but that doesn’t mean it will always be the case nor that they have to silently agree to every stupid mandate the US tries to impose.
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People are intentionally muddling the case to make France success looks less successful. I like how you pretend to be candid while actually making the situation worse. Always funny to observe.
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by RandomThoughts3 2y ago
You don't actually tolerate high seller margins. Hosting is a competitive market. If there was significant gains to be made by being more aggressive on the low end of the market, providers would already be doing it (and they are - OVH
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by RandomThoughts3 2y ago
But nobody can do that. OVH doesn't let you be a large net negative. What happens is roughly that: - You are costing 1$ (bandwidth, etc.). You make OVH 4$. They are happy. Nobody offers you a cheaper alternative so you are stuck paying
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by RandomThoughts3 2y ago
> What is the performance impact? DNAT, layered file system access, likely duplication of libraries if you don't pay much attention to your containers.
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by RandomThoughts3 2y ago
The performance impact seems completely unjustified for most of the things people do with a personal machine however.
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by RandomThoughts3 2y ago
This is a for profit business not a limited common ressource being shared. What you are missing here is that the adjustment is not low usage users subsidising high usage users, it’s OVH margins. Nobody is being subsidised. Low usage users j
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by RandomThoughts3 2y ago
That doesn’t make sense. The goal is decarbonation, not arbitrary account. The sole reason to mix together things that don’t go together is making bad faith arguments like in this case.
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They in fact import far less gas than Germany and let’s not even look at coal.
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by RandomThoughts3 2y ago
It’s fairly disingenuous to mix both actually when they don’t mingle. Especially when you consider that both heating and transportation are going in the direction of using more electricity which is actually favorable to the French choice.
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by RandomThoughts3 2y ago
> No? No. Rendering outside of a web browser gives you a lot more freedom when it comes to how you layout and render. Rendering engines don’t necessarily use components tree by the way. Even gui frameworks (which is what I think you are
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by RandomThoughts3 2y ago
A class Rectangle can be whatever you want. You can overload it. You can change everything including how it’s rendered. It doesn’t have to be any of the things you list. A div element is a node in a tree which will be rendered by your brows
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Yes, extremely. A div element is a node in a tree which will be rendered by a very opiniated rendering engine adhering to a fairly strict set of standards, and which can be manipulated using a limited subset of technologies which are themse
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> Just so that a couple of snowflakes can use their fad of the day or can stay in their comfort zone. Or because the DOM is a piece of technology designed for rendering documents and not web apps and with limitations which has been sever
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> tons of evidence that counters your theory? Which evidence? All the evidence points to the iMac being a massive dude slowly being phased out. I don’t think I’m jumping through weird hoops. I think you are in denial because you somehow
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The article is arguing that Rust is a better choice which is laughable. Go is a small GC-ed language. Rust is an obnoxiously complex language with strong emphasis on memory management. I don’t see any projects where you could legitimately h
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by RandomThoughts3 2y ago
I’m sorry but you have taken a lot of words to basically say: you hear sounds. Special mention to “ Sound ... holds significant relevance in the human experience” which is itself a truism in the truism. Yes, sound is an experience and exper

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