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pelotom

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    Comment #19495491

    `useReducer` is the most powerful core building block for state management in React 16.8, but its API is more complicated than it needs to be. `use-state-methods` offers a simpler …

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    Comment #18785915

    The idea of Dan Abramov having trouble finding employment is beyond comical.

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    Comment #12397127

    Cute alternate version of Hilbert's grand hotel.

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    Comment #11569783

    I'm very interested in trying the beta! ID: pelotom

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    Comment #4179086

    They may be a tolerable layout for your set of apps, which tends to be pretty small, but for organizing all your files it quickly becomes a giant mess.

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    Comment #4145513

    I tell you you have 12/0 apples. Write the number of apples you have on a piece of paper. Some "functions" are not defined for all inputs. Better to give a "that doesn't make sense…

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    Comment #4145493

    Don't get me wrong, PHP is a joke of a language, but I don't see Rasmus as the one behaving childishly here, and I also don't think he's in the wrong. APIs are allowed to change in…

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    Comment #4082916

    Not to mention being able to rule out large classes of errors at compile time, and ease of refactoring large code bases. You mean I get all that for free? Where do I sign up?

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    Comment #3707724

    Kind of ironic that the website is glitchy on iOS Safari.

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    Comment #3605460

    It sounds pretty, but I'm not convinced this is a sound analogy. I think the walls are elastic to some extent. The real limitation on how much you can learn is not storage space, b…

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    Comment #3061410

    Some related material (in the order it should be read) for those interested: On understanding types, data abstraction, and polymorphism: http://lucacardelli.name/Papers/OnUnderstan…

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    Comment #2829457

    This argument is valid... the flaw in the author's logic is rather the assumption that encryption is a function, i.e. that it is deterministic. In fact decryption is deterministic,…

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    Comment #2339626

    7. Don't write code in C

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    Comment #2335142

    Better yet, teach them a language which doesn't even have the "extra layer of [OO] nonsense". Teach them something simple, clean, and logical. Teach them Haskell.