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trixn86
14d ago
Secret tip to win the mario cart clone: Just hold w, no steering needed.
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1mo ago
this! a semantic class name that is scoped to only that component and only ever used in that component is pointless indirection only needed to be able the reference the actual css properties in that other file sitting next to your component
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1mo ago
that is a very good observation. I think in a component-based application "semantic css" entirely looses its purpose because the semantical meaning is encoded in the component name and interface and all the markup and styles it co
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1mo ago
have that wrapped in a component named ErrorText and it makes perfectly sense. Why would you need a component ErrorText which restates its own name in the classname again when that classname is only ever used in that exact component. If any
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2mo ago
The US Dollar is chronically over-valued because of its reserve currency status. The US wanted it that way, opposing Keynes proposal of an international clearing union using a clearing currency (which he called the Bancor) that is independe
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4mo ago
Good one as well, thanks for the recommendation. The main issue with mainstream economics is that it is some cargo-cult fairytale of a world that doesn't exist where everybody individually behaves rationally and that is supposed to lea
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4mo ago
Actually no. Money is probably the most misunderstood thing in the world. While saving money seems logical from an individual perspective on the macro level of the economy it can be a huge problem because everybodies income depends on money
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5mo ago
The Problem. The fix. The Limit. Is it just me or is everybody else just as fed up with always the same AI tropes? I've reached a point where I just close the tab the moment I read a headline "The problem". At least use trope
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6mo ago
I don't think that agents actually benefit from comments that describe what the code does at all. In my experience in the best case they don't really improve response quality and in the worst case they drastically reduce it. This