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by lj3 8y ago
Please don't commit the genetic fallacy here of all places.
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by lj3 8y ago
I do not imply the use of Context. useState() hooks into the local state of whatever component runs it. For example, if you have the following hook: function useMagicNumber(default) { const [magicNumber, setMagicNumber] = useSta
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by lj3 8y ago
> I expected a deeper dive into the complexities of these arguments. Public intellectuals are attempting to appeal to the public at large, the majority of which don't change their minds based on new information. They change their mi
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by lj3 8y ago
Maybe something similar to what we have now, but exposes much lower level aspects of the browser and gives you more fine grained control over it. WASM is a good starting point in that it lets you use whatever language you want. Now, we need
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by lj3 8y ago
> as multiple independent components might want to share state or listen to shared events, etc. If you recall, I said... > Hooks are great because it keeps the state local, but it can be re-used across components if we need to. The us
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by lj3 8y ago
> am simply using redux to manage all state This only works in small apps. I work on a medium sized app at work and we started that way too. It becomes a huge, sloppy mess in short order. Putting everything in Redux is akin to a desktop
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by lj3 8y ago
> UI has typically been considered one of the areas where OOP is well suited for Without any evidence to support it. It's one of those phrases that gets repeated without critical thought.
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by lj3 8y ago
This could be a huge opportunity. We have a web monoculture now. It's only going to get increasingly so over the next few years. Google will let the platform stagnate, as it has little to no reason to compete. It's time to come up
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by lj3 8y ago
I wonder if we'll see a resurgence of "real work" ui for desktops and laptops now that most of the "everyone else"/"the mainstream" has shifted to mobile.
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by lj3 8y ago
> and bring the country to a grinding halt. And if it didn't come to a grinding halt? They risk demonstrating how worthless their jobs are.
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by lj3 8y ago
I think 3d holographic projections will be bigger than both.
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by lj3 8y ago
Can confirm. I fondly remember late nights hacking the Gentoo kernel so my college radio station could reliably live stream shows via icecast and darkice.
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Jonathan Blow on Linux Game Development(twitter.com)
4 points by lj3 8y ago|0 comments
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by lj3 8y ago
> Yikes, when did HN become so full of haters? Since at least 2007. I'm sure we all remember the warm reception the Dropbox Show HN[0] got? [0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8863
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by lj3 8y ago
Don't forget a blood boy. You gotta have a blood boy.
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by lj3 8y ago
I would love to if the US had the same food quality laws that European countries have. By HN standards, I'm a right wing nutcase and am in favor of as small a government as we can stand, but our food is killing us. Bread has sugar in i
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by lj3 8y ago
Human labor is still cheaper and more consistent than current AI and ML systems.
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by lj3 8y ago
interesting. Thanks!
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by lj3 8y ago
> The end of copper clad fiberglass boards are in sight Where can I read more about that? My google searches have not been fruitful.
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by lj3 8y ago
I hate to be that guy, but... https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15703544 There's a reason enrichment of foods is illegal in most of Europe.
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by lj3 8y ago
Initially, I balked at your suggestion that the 3rd amendment is not relevant anymore. Then I thought about it for a few minutes and realized you're right. In the age of 4th generation insurgency warfare, housing your military in priva
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by lj3 8y ago
What's the alternative? Arming the kids?
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by lj3 8y ago
This already exists. It's called a concealed carry permit. Giving somebody who has no law enforcement powers a badge is a bad idea.
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by lj3 8y ago
Exactly the same here with my 4 nephews (into minecraft, distracted by breath of the wild for a bit, then back to minecraft) with one exception: they're also into all things lego. My niece, which is the same age as two of the nephews,
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by lj3 8y ago
Have they fixed the git corruption issue yet? I switched from WSL to MacOS specifically because, if the computer blue screens while I'm working in WSL, something in the .git directory corrupts itself and I have to check out the repo ag
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by lj3 8y ago
I worked my way through grad school with a 17 inch macbook pro. I would work in between classes by sitting in a chair in the lounge, putting the laptop on my lap and working. The height of the arms of this one chair was perfectly level with
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by lj3 8y ago
It's an ergonomics nightmare. You use the keyboard infinitely more than you use that trackpad and a good, solid keyboard is the only advantage of using a laptop over a tablet these days. It makes no sense to compromise the primary func
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by lj3 8y ago
This. A non-centered keyboard, a non-centered trackpad and the lack of trackpad buttons makes this a no go for me.
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by lj3 8y ago
Same here, but there's no sense trying to convince the people here that.
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by lj3 8y ago
You can still do cardio and maintain muscle mass. Sprinting is better than running miles and miles. But, if you want to run marathons or triathlons, google "alex viada the Hybrid Athlete." He's a bodybuilder who maintains his

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