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by kipple 9mo ago
Similar article = https://distantprovince.by/posts/its-rude-to-show-ai-output-... > My own take on AI etiquette is that AI output can only be relayed if it's either adopted as your own or there is explicit cons
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by kipple 2y ago
> The actionable tip here is to start with the data. Try to reduce code complexity through stricter types on your interfaces or databases. Spend extra time thinking through the data structures ahead of time. This is why I love TS over JS
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by kipple 2y ago
+1, arrow keys for turning pls
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by kipple 3y ago
I've noticed this same save issue in Bruno The fix for me: cmd+s only works if the left pane (Query, Body, etc) has focus Save does not work if the right pane (Response, Headers, etc) has focus
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by kipple 3y ago
Gold star to dfbrown, who pointed this out in the release announcement comments yesterday: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38547713
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by kipple 3y ago
> the cold calculus here is the very nature of the banality of evil
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by kipple 3y ago
I hate the Apple/Google text message incompatibility — but I can't argue with the results... I switched from Android to iPhone after years of my friends complaining about me degrading our group chat experience. I was stubborn at f
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by kipple 3y ago
I've used Comlink in a production React app (for client-side text search) and enjoyed it. The lib author wrote a nice blog post about "why webworkers" and "why comlink" a few years ago: https://surma.dev&
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by kipple 3y ago
In another comment here, they're saying they just deleted that tag to avoid this access issue — https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36810393
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by kipple 3y ago
Agreed, I want markup in my logic — not logic in my markup
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by kipple 3y ago
I forget, how does this come up in Anathem? I remember similar notions in his novel Fall — where the internet is so full of fake news and sponsored content that people need additional services to filter out useful information
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by kipple 3y ago
Right, you put the complexity inside the Jotai
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by kipple 3y ago
For all of that: Jotai
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by kipple 3y ago
I came from a centralized store background — and honestly I'm falling in love with the decentralized data responsibilities. Between React Query (fetch batching & caching) and Jotai (decentralized state) I love that every component
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by kipple 4y ago
Interesting! Looks like this jgonggrijp user has been keeping things moving for the last couple years: https://github.com/jashkenas/underscore/graphs/contributors
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by kipple 4y ago
The # sigil has always bummed me out too. Supposedly it's because of this: > Why isn't access this.x? > Having a private field named x must not prevent there from being a public field named x, so accessing a private field ca
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by kipple 4y ago
Oh wow, I didn't realize how quiet lodash has been Activity on master really died down mid-2017 [1] And the most recent closed PR is jdalton this year (Jan 4 '23) saying he's not looking to expand lodash [2] [1] https:/
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by kipple 4y ago
> Then they decided they were going to shoot themselves in the foot and drive off a cliff. Unbelievably frustrating. Wait I missed this, what did Signal do?
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by kipple 4y ago
I agree, and I think there's another aspect too: the fragmentation of Android. The "true Google" phones (Pixel) with their "true Android OS" are great. But there's so many other manufacturers, and so many other
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by kipple 4y ago
Agreed. I think it itself could've been split into two books, and could easily merit a sequel or two. But I suppose wanting more is better than the opposite?
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by kipple 4y ago
Lol, well I'm sold — will check out Eco
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by kipple 4y ago
FWIW I picked up & put down Anathem a few different times before it "clicked" for me — the made up words made it hard to get into at first. But now it's one of my favorite Stephenson novels. A less-steep place to start wi
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by kipple 4y ago
Hah! I came here to recommend Blindsight. "vampires in space" sounded silly, but it was unexpectedly intelligent and creative — some real mind-opening perspectives on consciousness. Meanwhile, I've read every Neal Stephenson
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by kipple 4y ago
Thank you, the power of introspection and therapy!
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by kipple 4y ago
> The point was that, though the article suggests loneliness stems from being unable to describe your feelings simply and concisely, it is more complex than that. I think the point we're all trying to make is that a text barrage is
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by kipple 4y ago
> I sent my SO a long string of text messages about a problem that I was having, including one of them that said "I feel like garbage." Is it possible you buried the lede? I'm a fellow sender of long strings of text messag
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by kipple 4y ago
He actually discusses the merits of "earning to give" vs "working to give" here: https://www.jefftk.com/p/leaving-google-joining-the-nucleic-...
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by kipple 4y ago
There's a couple reasons I personally don't find front-end unit tests valuable: 1. (In my experience) client code is mostly integration: it's integrating local user interactions and remote data APIs into a stable experience.
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by kipple 4y ago
The author! Hello > Bear in mind I'm talking about someone trying to learn something. If they don't know TS you're expectng them to boil code they don't understand down to its essence. I agree with this, but only for
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by kipple 4y ago
> TypeScript has a steep learning curve Does TS have a steep learning curve, or just a steep config curve? I personally feel that once a project has TS up & running, the actual use of it can be straightforward. Inference is so good t

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