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olliepop
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Comment #43422447
Component lifecycle methods to hooks and HOCs, does that ring a bell?
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Comment #35311528
I'm a long-time Reflect user, the progress in the last 12 months alone has been enormous. - The web app is super snappy, works well offline on long-haul flights, and notes are end-…
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Comment #35281022
The reality is that virtually all of the public AI tech available right now is from OpenAI. Over time as more models are commercialised and generally available, it's probable that …
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Comment #34747556
Unfortunately they are relying on the iOS app store to distribute their app, so safe to say they won't be around much longer due to third-party services etc etc.
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Comment #33064459
This made my day. Thanks dude, you're amazing and very inspiring.
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Comment #31514391
Essentially, Bolt (and Fast etc) are offering the convenience of a "1-click checkout" identical to Amazon's 1-click checkout button. If you transact with Bolt at least once through…
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Comment #28151782
Assuming those order-books are legitimate. @Bitfinexed ( https://twitter.com/Bitfinexed ) would argue that order books based on USDT (Tether) are not, and either the rug would be p…
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Comment #25895974
key takeaways: - fonts can be unnecessarily huge - monolithic js = slow. Chunk at build time. - content-visibility: auto for lazy rendering
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Comment #23634630
I migrated our entire fleet to Fleetsmith a few weeks ago, largely due to their third-party catalog and features like Chrome extension deployment. All third-party apps have now bee…
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Comment #23288455
This is open-source, requires self-hosting, is free... There really isn't anything to compare.
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Comment #23217092
This is a phenomenal explanation. Thank you - I've saved this for next time I need to explain to a junior.
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Comment #21942122
They are. Microsoft, especially under Ballmer, was notoriously anti-OSS (open-source). Not only did Satya make the decision to shift the company to be cloud focused, he represented…