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modarts
8mo ago
Don’t let all of the old heads glazing jquery in this thread confuse you - they’re just nostalgic. There’s no reason to even think of using jquery in 2026
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modarts
1y ago
It still amuses me how literally people took Kapathy's famous tweet around vibe coding https://x.com/karpathy/status/1886192184808149383 If people were to actually read beyond the first sentence, it would bec
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modarts
2y ago
Who's "we"? Software engineers? The ones who proudly refuse to unionize?
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modarts
4y ago
A sprawling read on the topic https://www.amazon.com/G%C3%B6del-Escher-Bach-Eternal-Golden...
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modarts
4y ago
https://matrix.org/
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modarts
4y ago
A hiring freeze is typically a freeze on new job reqs (candidates already interviewing wouldn't be exposed to this)
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modarts
5y ago
This is frankly, useless. What is the problem being solved here?
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modarts
5y ago
This is an unacceptably bad launch post.
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modarts
6y ago
Looks like someone took this tweet literally https://twitter.com/davecheney/status/1296033304756404225
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modarts
6y ago
> Many of the benefits and concerns are tackled in their respective chapters. Even so, I want to emphasize that Server-side tagging has the potential to overturn the current dynamic of data collection and governance for an organization.
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modarts
6y ago
By declaring dependencies in code (usually with annotations or decorators)
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modarts
6y ago
https://cycle.js.org/
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modarts
6y ago
> Simple views are easy enough to handle, but these functional style guis don't tend to deal with complex views very well. Citation needed
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modarts
7y ago
Can confirm clickhouse is generally faster across most typical workloads
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modarts
7y ago
spec
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modarts
7y ago
Why is this voted so high?
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modarts
7y ago
That’s terrible, really sorry that happened to you. The good news is that you have an extraordinarily rare and valuable skill set as a compiler eng
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modarts
7y ago
Well, here’s another one - this is easily one of the most useful cli tools that I’ve installed in a very long time. This is amazing work!
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modarts
7y ago
How do you prevent collecting PII/passwords/other sensitive data to avoid situations like Mixpanel's Autotrack fiasco? https://mixpanel.com/blog/2018/02/05/update-autotrack-data-c...
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modarts
7y ago
Similar question to the grandparent - wondering how you go about maintaining a relatively large catalog of integrations with limited resources (I worked at an integration platform as a service company and remember maintenance of those to be
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modarts
7y ago
Airtable as well
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modarts
7y ago
This is a great point, and on a second reading my comment did come off as a little insensitive -- will leave it up to give others context and make this a teachable moment for all of us to improve the level of discourse :)
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modarts
7y ago
“Journey” is a bit of a stretch here, no? :) This is a few lines of pretty trivial code
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modarts
7y ago
This is a different argument than what megous was making (JS's support for mutating arguments validating that it's a good practice in a broad sense) "Unobservable" or local mutation is completely fine (and pretty common
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modarts
7y ago
React Native?
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modarts
7y ago
Google Wave
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modarts
8y ago
Was anything else happening during the course of that week?
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modarts
8y ago
How many times does the React community plan on skinning the same cat?
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modarts
8y ago
Same reaction, there’s a point buried extremely deep in all of the stream of consciousness
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modarts
8y ago
This was such a pleasure to read, holy cow. I absolutely love the interconnection between different fields bound together by graph theory.
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