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U.S. journalists don’t have the courage to do journalism anymore. They wouldn’t dare go against the grain, let alone be specific on corruption. Mexican journalists should migrate, …

Roku, and their strange world of SceneGraph and BrightScript! It's actually quite similar to React meets Ruby or something, but without the nested dependency breakages you get with…

So what, is that not everyone loves it. Devs shouldn’t be forced to use a language that they hate using. Thankfully WASM is a remedy for this, and over the next decade devs will be…

> HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Go or PHP, Redis, MySQL or Postgres, Ubuntu & Nginx. Listing a stack of dependencies as a starting requirement is arguably not simple. Simple to you person…

I’d love it if there was the equivalent for this, but for politics.

> What was holding me off throughout the years was, I wasn't interested in learning C++ or Java to make them. I wanted to build Desktop apps with Javascript This isn’t the first ti…

> My Mac got a kernel panic yesterday. My response is not to swear off Apple products forever. Yet your response is to downvote everything you disagree with? Not swearing off Apple…

I don't know why this would get downvoted. Seems reasonable, whether it's Snopes or anyone. Similar to Apple claiming "it just works", you better make sure it works. Or Google proc…

Is that your interpretation? Mine is the opposite: "At this point nothing is trustworthy". Just saying that humans have an extremely poor track record at compromising information f…

At this point nothing is trustworthy. But I have more faith that AI is going to do a better job in future than humans ever have. We may be 100 years away from that though, or 1000 …

It's a hopeless quest until AI reaches a certain level of objective interpretation. Regarding humans, most people who are capable of researching truth without any bias, don't have …

With that mindset nobody should use that word. We should wipe it from the dictionary.

While context is important, I’ve found that the context of who someone is personally is rarely beneficial when being objective. If anything, this approach is anti-ideology, as you …

That’s true, and a good point that I should take into account when confronted with this decision in future.

What you describe though are good software practises in general, not exclusive to react. I don’t blame you for thinking this though, because I hear this a lot, it’s not just you. I…

I think you might be right, based on my experience anyway. Especially regarding the last paragraph. Nothing against bootcampers per se, but I remember my university lecturers telli…

The fact is, only very rarely are you in a team of 2-3 devs and you need to support ALL of these platforms. If that’s the case for a small startup, serious strategic errors and lac…

Do you have any examples of that, and how do you determine which apps are built with RN? I've noticed a similar thing, but have nothing to go on but my gut instinct. For instance, …

Everyone technically has a conflict of interest or premeditated motivation. An argument should stand on its own merit, regardless of who makes it. Analyzing anything other than the…

You can’t critique Javascript. It’s one of the unspoken laws of the internet, but consistent with it reaching religious status. The “Javascript blasphemy must be silenced” crowd is…

This seems to be the response to every addition to javascript or react without addressing the above concerns. Nothing wrong with your comment on trying to embrace it per se, but it…

It's a PITA, that's for sure. There were no drugs in mine. But I reasoned that it's only 1 night. I chose a time where I didn't have work the next day. No big deal, it's not like y…