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philplckthun
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About philplckthun
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Comment #28123224
> There really shouldn't be two standard package managers for JS. I chuckled a little when I realised that npm, Yarn, Yarn 2, and pnpm can all be found alive and well in the ecosys…
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Comment #27940125
As someone who's worked on this, I'm oh so conflicted. Yes, it's mostly a terrible idea, if CodeMirror and the likes work. On the other hand, there's so much default behaviour that…
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Comment #27548999
I'm honestly not sure whether there's really a good excuse to invent a format that's immediately incompatible with all GraphQL tooling out there, which would need to be converted. …
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Comment #27537654
There are solutions to simply turn GraphQL requests into (traditional) CDN-cacheable requests. Usually this would be done using (Automatic) Persisted Queries, where a query is not …
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Comment #26847397
To be fair, since this has been a while ago it's hard to tell what to do about this. Personally I find it hard to draw any conclusions from this just due to the time that has passe…
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Comment #26845264
For what it's worth, I believe there are plans to reactivate the Siemensbahn tracks for a new line by 2025... or so I've read? Can't quite remember.
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Comment #25930874
Not to toot our own horn, but while this mentions GraphQL with Relay / Apollo as fetching clients, with urql and its normalised cache Graphcache we started approaching more of thes…
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Comment #25831872
It's not a cryptographic key or a secret of any kind. In the case of React (or other JS libraries) export identifiers are chosen to expose private APIs for integration purposes wit…
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Comment #25530767
We actually don't know what the usual communiqués internally at GoDaddy look like. In a vacuum we can also judge this to be an effective test. In practice there are many unknowns a…
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Comment #25430059
> Sign this thank you to let Apple know consumers are eagerly anticipating anti-tracking protection on iPhone. I'll only sign a thank you like this when Apple allows other browsers…
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Comment #25237302
No worries! Snark received. As we go up the engineering career ladder and land on more specialised roles with the necessary experience, both from a technical and managerial perspec…
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Comment #25225146
> "in talent to do the job." It's a matter of perspective as well though, so both sides are correct. "The job" here can talk about very different engineering roles and levels, whic…
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Comment #25040978
This really reminded me of SCIgen, made to generate non-sensical CS papers with the same intention https://news.mit.edu/2015/how-three-mit-students-fooled-scie...
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Comment #25027190
I haven’t really played around with installing browsers, etc via Nix on nix-darwin yet. The experience is really good for the most part! Setting it up initially is a little confusi…
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Comment #25026300
Nix is fantastic! I’ve started using it with nix-darwin on macOS and replacing various dot files tools and loosely coupled files and installed dependencies using Homebrew with clea…
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Comment #25016479
That does sound very interesting. I believe the issue lies in the fact that this is a workflow-based “sales pitch.” What I mean is that this is a difference that doesn’t always app…
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Comment #25015056
That sounds interesting! But isn’t this like persisted queries (the Relay kind and not Automatic kind) without the benefit of prototyping your queries as a front end dev as you’re …
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Comment #25014910
That’s a pretty misleading statement, since what you’re linking to does describe how using scalars can help. Especially if the scalar never includes other data from the graph (othe…
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Comment #25014768
I think this is the important point here; it’s not hard to call GraphQL and even create a client starting from copying @urql/core for instance, but I suppose at some point if you w…
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Comment #25014742
Core Contributor of urql here, another JS GraphQL client. I think this post is very good at stating why the particular post it’s referencing (“Why GraphQL” in the Apollo docs) isn’…
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Comment #24980480
> Despite a short lifespan on the npm portal, the library was downloaded more than 370 times It’s probably worth mentioning that this doesn’t sound like the back door was successfu…
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Comment #24672446
> “People may think that current flowing in a resistor causes it to heat up, but the Brownian current does not. In fact, if no current was flowing, the resistor would cool down,” T…
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Comment #24651016
I think it's fine to point out the Thunderbolt mess, or the PD vs non-PD devices (although non-PD is becoming exceedingly rare as far as I can tell at least for "larger" devices), …
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Comment #24370684
Also is there some magical step once you’re a trillionaire? Surely at this point it doesn’t make a difference anymore exactly how rich the guy is.