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    Comment #31439105

    This kind of response is rude and unhelpful. This is how they are finding it out. Just googling "X vs Y" invariably gives you worthless SEO spam these days. A forum like HN, where …

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    Comment #31393632

    Render's free DB tier isn't really usable when the data gets nuked after 90 days. Really strange decision IMO.

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    Comment #31292325

    It's also emphasized in the onboarding materials which is probably more impactful than an internal policy page.

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    Comment #31119691

    Not to shame the author--I'm glad when people share the stories--but the thing that surprised me is that the author knew the "hang up and call the number on your card" advice but d…

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    Comment #30871143

    Since a good bit before 2014, even. They used to recruit very heavily from MIT (while Palantir was overrepresented at Stanford and Quora at Harvard--all of these reflecting the alm…

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    Comment #30870737

    Yes, this is scam prevention 101. Anyone who called you is always unverified. It's hard for me to take seriously a "scam prevention expert" who doesn't seem to know or follow this …

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    Comment #30838008

    This honestly looks perfectly reasonable to me. It's obviously far harder than the SAT math section (which isn't saying much since SAT math is a bit of a joke), but the questions l…

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    Comment #30760818

    I already said why in my first comment: > Why would you want to do this? Well, what about layout? And what if you have a component that wraps or otherwise behaves like an HTML elem…

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    Comment #30759376

    On the other hand, I find Svelte's handling of this half-baked, as there's no way to pass scoped classes to a component, only to a HTML element. [1] In fact, I find this so frustra…

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    Comment #30620811

    This is a classic illustration of the Central Limit Theorem--in fact, the example is even on the Wikipedia page [0]. The distribution tends towards a normal distribution as n incre…

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    Comment #30537217

    It's not just "authoritarian governments" but rather "governments" in general, unless you consider the EU government to be authoritarian. And circumventing the law has always been …

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    Comment #30531287

    Inertia [1] is an interesting project in this space that might solve some of your problems. I haven't used it, but I believe the general goal is to make it easy to "plug in" client…

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    Comment #30511199

    Probably the equivalent would be a custom store, something like this: import { writable } from "svelte/store"; function autoCounter(interval, initialValue = 0) { let { subscribe, u…

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    Comment #30510997

    >Having used Solidjs for some pet projects, I've come to strongly prefer Solidjs over React. It's an evolution of react, so I've found my existing skills/knowledge transfers. This …

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    Comment #30510908

    >In React, we render lists by using regular JavaScript idioms like loops, arrays, and array methods like map. However in Solid.js, much like traditional templating languages, we ge…

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    Comment #30437814

    >One more factor in Wordle's popularity that I haven't yet seen commentators identify much. The game's word roster tilts heavily toward words with neutral or cheerful connotations.…

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    Comment #30432292

    Yep, these are used extensively at Google (which is where the abseil library came from, and which is famously anti-cpp-exceptions) and they work very well. If I somehow found mysel…