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dammitfoo

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About dammitfoo

Hello HN! Long-time lurker. Finally here!

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    Not much. But the article can be shared with your non-technical friends and family members though. I guess that's why it has a lot of upvotes.

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    Comment #20902801

    > Some examples by contradiction: tax returns, AWS Dashboard, many programming languages. By programming languages, do you mean Rust?

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    > Apple has done its best to secure customer privacy... That earns ️ Both Apple and Google are NSA's PRISM partners, Hahah. It's amazing how short some people's memories are.

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    Kinda off topic.. but does anybody here have any experience with the registrar dynadot? I have a few domains with them since last year and it's been uneventful. But I was just wond…

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    Has anybody with Aphantasia read 'Moonwalking with Einstein' by Joshua Foer or 'The Memory Book' by Harry Lorayne? I recently started working on improving my memory using mnemonic …

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    Comment #17792668

    Kinda off-topic but if you use Firefox on your mobile, you can install 'uBlock origin'[0] extension which will block pesky, annoying ads and trackers. Not that helpful with text-on…

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    Comment #17792651

    It seems you're missing the point. React and Mithril both employ virtual DOM, both use components and both allow higher abstractions that provide ways to manage complexities that a…

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    Comment #17789421

    I'm saying Mithril is a simpler alternative to React, not React-like. Preact is react-like (same API as react); Mithril isn't.

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    Comment #17788223

    True. If you're creating an app that will be used in production then of course you need to use npm, webpack and other tools. But if you're new to a framework and just want to exper…

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    NPR : https://text.npr.org/ Harvard Law Review : https://harvardlawreview.org/ I'm also interested in more lite sites. Btw, your CNN link is not working. Correct link is https://li…

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    Comment #17787697

    Ok. For that matter, Mithril is also component-oriented and router is included. And what I meant by react being a view library is that react by itself only handles the UI part and …

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    Comment #17787628

    I think what they are trying to say is that try everything yourself and see and don't just blindly believe in benchmarks. And also mentioned on the same page is this : In the spiri…

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    Comment #17787123

    Sure. If you still want to be React-like, that is! But React, Preact are still view libraries right? Mithril is a (reasonably) complete framework. It's sufficiently similar to Reac…

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    I had a similar experience. It made me understand how front-end javascript frameworks actually work (in general). The no-fluff approach taken by the framework meant that code was c…

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    I'm asking why you prefer hyperapp because Mithril has router and xhr capability built-in, and hyperapp doesn't seem to have those features. But hyperapp is really tiny though. :-)…

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    Comment #17785427

    May I ask why? What are the benefits of HyperApp over mithril?