canyonero

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by canyonero 6mo ago
> They were free to not buy items if they didn’t like the price Customers are buying many goods at Costco one might deem as essential (food, toilet paper, etc) in bulk to save on cost. An illegal tax was being collected everywhere and li
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by canyonero 1y ago
I think it’s reasonable for the author to feel like Frontend is a treadmill. It can at times without a doubt be tiring. It certainly was moving much, much faster in the 2010s (although, I think it started to cool down in the 2020s) I don’t
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by canyonero 3y ago
Yeah, I don't buy this conspiracy theory. The reason why they charge it could be as simple as they calculated the bandwidth usage following a ddos attack. It amounted to 104k worth of bandwidth usage. There system is not sophisticated
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by canyonero 3y ago
This is very weird take. I'm struggling to understand why this is incident as a reflection of "super negative practices" or is somehow a "scam". The CEO came here and publicly apologized for the mistake and mis-comm
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by canyonero 3y ago
That's good to know. However, there was a ton more information that existed in the right hand panel that was pretty important for translating design to code that is now removed. For as long as I've used Figma, I've been able
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by canyonero 3y ago
Ouch. My team got bit by this today. TBH, I haven't been following what's necessarily included in "Dev Mode" and what's not. But, it appears with this move that they have redacted one of the most essential features
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by canyonero 3y ago
This is really cold. - Layoff during a time when employees should be relaxing and resting - Executing the layoff covertly - Replacing humans with AI bots - Pulling the rug from under customers (leaked AI replacement with no official announc
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by canyonero 3y ago
Speaking about the US only (w/o actual data to back it up, just a feeling over the last year) is that lower-wage jobs have been on the rise out of the sheer necessity for businesses to attract warm bodies. Folks in the middle (low-midd
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Welcome to the new 538 website(abcnews.go.com)
2 points by canyonero 3y ago|1 comments
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by canyonero 3y ago
I enjoyed the writing and analysis of the team at 538 over the years. I don't plan to visit on the new ABC platform, sigh. Can anyone recommend some good alternatives?
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by canyonero 3y ago
Although, I was hoping for forgiveness to proceed. The decision is not really the upsetting part (for me). IMO the interpretations of the legal framework and decisions for SCOTUS often quite conveniently align to modern political party line
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by canyonero 3y ago
Disappointed by the outcome, but not surprised. IMO SCOTUS is no longer trustworthy when it comes to impartiality. Polarization has infected every branch of government including SCOTUS. This judgement simply falls along US political party l
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by canyonero 3y ago
Oh cool. This is definitely something I'd consider if it's still around by the time she reaches an appropriate age. Thanks for sharing!
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by canyonero 3y ago
Giving children and teens unfettered access to social media and the internet seems to be more of a problem to me than any particular piece of hardware. The cell phone I had access to as a teen was a flip phone from Virgin Mobile that ran on
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by canyonero 3y ago
Good to get some other perspectives from OoT fans. I played it multiple times as a kid. No other video game came close in terms of the connection. It was the perfect game IMO. My interest in video games declined greatly as the trend in the
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by canyonero 3y ago
Personally, I wish we could stop judging individuals without understanding the context. There may be a million different reasons for someone that needs frequent job changes in a four year periods. Asking good questions to candidates will be
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by canyonero 4y ago
I'm with you. I've never found the "used by $BIG_NAME_COMPANY" to be influential for me at face value. But anecdotally, I think that level of marketing has been effective in getting devs to bring them up in that context.
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by canyonero 4y ago
Non-paywalled version - https://archive.is/kQ6Hl
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by canyonero 4y ago
> The best ideas and collaboration happens at the office. Care to back that up with some data or evidence? Otherwise, you're just blowing smoke.
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by canyonero 4y ago
> After using Vue 2 as our front-end framework for almost two years So a rewrite in less than two years? And Vue 3 was announced over two years ago: https://blog.vuejs.org/posts/vue-3-one-piece.html The original dec
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by canyonero 4y ago
I've been sensing this coming for some time given what Rome has been working on. Will be interesting to see how the rewrite pans out! Any discussion these days around eslint reminds me of a new situation that still has me very confused
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by canyonero 4y ago
One feature for code search that I've wanted for some time that could unlock some really interesting results would be to allow search to reach into the git file history. I've found myself sometimes thinking that something existed
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by canyonero 4y ago
I’ve not seen any evidence of the most influential voices in my network moving now that Musk is running it, but it’s still early I guess. I really value some of the opinions and discourse I find on Twitter. However, I despise Musk, his bran
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by canyonero 4y ago
A lot of folks associate Vite with Vue or React. But the ease of use and overall dev experience in a vanilla TS/JS and web components is fantastic. IMO when paired with Vitest, the setup feels powerful, modern and lean. Would recommend
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by canyonero 4y ago
My experience as an engineer with ~10 years of experience (4 of which working remotely): I've seen no data that'd indicate a meaningful shift yet. I've also seen no shifts from recruiters reaching out to me about in-person ro
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by canyonero 4y ago
This is wonderful and IMO the answer to the “broken” software dev interview. Leetcode is a hazing ritual that needs to end. My engineering org focuses on tasks that are as real-world as possible. Areas we evaluate on: - Have the candidate u
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by canyonero 4y ago
> If you're considering using one of these frameworks, I would recommend you carefully consider if the complexity is worth it, especially for less-experienced members of your team. Far too many folks seem to believe that complexity
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by canyonero 4y ago
> Would you recommend RedwoodJS for green field projects? IMO if you want to run PostgreSQL, React and GraphQL with the least amount of friction and decision making, RedwoodJS is great choice. > How would you say an opinionated framew
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by canyonero 4y ago
I've used both and I can say some key differentiators are: - The routing is quite different. RedwoodJS handles routing in a single file rather than doing file-based routing. - Next.js is full-stack available while RedwoodJS is full-sta
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by canyonero 4y ago
From their main website ( https://redwoodjs.com ) “Redwood is the full-stack web framework designed to help you grow from side project to startup.”

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