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I like this article a lot more than the previous one; not because of length. In the previous article, I was annoyed a bit by some of the fluffiness and redefinition of concepts tha…

In order to get value out of Tailwind, you need to be using a templating language that lets you create reusable components. So in this way, you are not repeating the 7 classes each…

This is not true. If your sync function loops until the value is set, then the Promise will never resolve, since it never yields to the event loop.

I made friends with someone else who kept circling around. The look of it reminds me of Boku no Natsuyasumi.

The only things that have significantly bugged me are the lack of a background app area by default and how they hide path editing in the file browser behind Ctrl + L.

My teacher used the following short story: The negative boy couldn't decide if he wanted to go to the radical party. So he decided to be square, missing out on 4 awesome chicks. It…

If LiveView is backed by PubSub, then I think you can offload persistence to Redis.

Ruby's refinements sound somewhat similar; they let you scope your monkey-patches.

Gell-Mann amnesia effect: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Crichton#GellMannAmnes... > In any case, you read with exasperation or amusement the multiple errors in a story, and…

It was not included in this announcement, but Shippable (purchased by JFrog in Feb. 2019) is being shut down as well.

Just because a function is pure doesn't mean there is zero-risk in exposing it publicly. You're conflating complexity in managing state with complexity in managing domain boundarie…

Emacs and some Vi-likes. Some people are very attached to their editors and their configs.

I've been using something like this for exponential backoffs, but I think it'd work for this case as well. Let's say you've got one exchange and one main queue for processing: jobs…

Is there a name for the aesthetic of the equipment being modeled here?

Saw an interesting talk just about this topic [1] The gist of it was: Other engineering disciplines use the techniques you've mentioned because of the the costs, both time and mone…

In this case, the incidental heterochromia actually makes it feel even more authentic.

Even more natural if you write Ruby, which uses an identical syntax.