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Bartkusa

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    Comment #45790514

    Almost certainly a Hatch Act violation.

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    Comment #42129459

    I totally thought about Tetrisphere on N64: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dRMN7GzZ3ic&list=PLE0926B068...

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    Comment #41249662

    > Dr. Greg Neyman, a resident a year ahead of me in residency, had done a study on the use of ventilators in a mass casualty situation. What he came up with was that if you have tw…

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    Comment #41044591

    I would’ve chosen “Key-wii”.

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    Comment #40023298

    On the flip side, this trend is great for home invaders

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    Comment #39645149

    Possibly this: https://www.nyclu.org/en/cases/macwade-v-kelly-challenging-n... > This case involves the NYPD's practice of stopping and searching subway goers without just cause. O…

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    Comment #38970222

    > Managing a stopwatch on Smart Displays and Speakers. You can still set timers and alarms. How much does this cost to maintain? A stopwatch? They’re axing a STOPWATCH?! This is em…

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    Comment #35411086

    This is similar to Rich Hickey’s talk on “Hammock Driven Development”: https://youtu.be/f84n5oFoZBc Spend your conscious time loading your brain with data. Spend your unconscious t…

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    Comment #26533894

    https://www.cnn.com/world/live-news/coronavirus-pandemic-07-... > Researchers in South Korea have found that children between the ages of 10 and 19 can transmit Covid-19 within a h…

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    Comment #26378553

    This kind of firehose, right? https://www.boringcompany.com/not-a-flamethrower

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    Comment #19507483

    Atlas Workbase https://www.atlasworkbase.com/

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    Comment #14790560

    Are they really "custom events" if they don't bubble up?

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    Comment #14044375

    Put it behind a setter with "doNotUseOrYouWillBeFired" in the function name. https://github.com/facebook/react/blob/80bff5397bf854750dbe7...

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    Comment #13163760

    >> call a shelter or the related police station and ask how many assaults they have had reported in the past year. • If assaults happened in shelters, why would the shelters ever t…

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    Comment #12277403

    Good question. No, the data is downloaded only once. The server tells the client what requests it's making on the client's behalf. If the client's JS tries to make a request for a …

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    Comment #12277121

    Hey, I'm a dev at Redfin, and I've done something like this (with Gigabo's help). It's possible, but it's not well-supported yet. My team owns one special-snowflake API in React-Se…

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    Comment #12272347

    This is true. However, if the checksums match, then React can skip tree-diffing and DOM mutations.

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    Comment #12272318

    Each page is split into sections. Each section may wait for async data and API responses. When all the data arrives, the section is rendered as an HTML string. The server streams e…

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    Comment #12271605

    That statistic is out of date; Redfin has built dozens of pages on React-Server by this point. (Also, just to be clear, we treat all home details pages as a single logical page.)

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    Comment #12271153

    Redfin uses it in production. https://www.redfin.com/blog/2016/05/announcing-react-server.... "We’ve been using it here at Redfin in production for over a year and it serves the th…

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    Comment #11755655

    My Amazon Kindle and Fire Tablet already do this. I would need to pay $15 for the ability to skin my Fire's lockscreen. (Although it's much easier to not look at my devices, than t…

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    Comment #10343987

    Most Americans currently live in areas served by Redfin. Most of the US is very sparsely populated, so I don't think that's a good measure of coverage. Rural areas and smaller citi…