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Comment #23176169
The dude believed in a bunch of random quackery and essentially killed himself because of it. Was diagnosed with some kind of rare cancerous tumor and ignored it for months, trying…
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Comment #23176015
What do you mean? Typescript by default assumes non-null, and if you specify that something can be null it'll force you to check that it isn't before attempting to access it.
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Comment #23175940
Tested this out a few months ago, got real excited when I saw they had a beta thing for it but was let down that you couldn't collapse and expand tab groups down to just their titl…
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Comment #23137957
This is pretty much it, tbh. Every time one of these types of threads pop up you get a bunch of people commenting about how broken the web is and how it sucks because front end dev…
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Comment #23117375
React components aren't a 1:1 mapping to the DOM, so you could in theory have 50 HoCs wrapping a single component and it still only output one div or whatever. Also, HoCs have some…
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Comment #23070009
does it do anything to change/fix Emacs shitting itself on large buffers? last time i gave it a try opening a large file would completely kill performance, and iirc in particular r…
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Comment #23043184
A little too practical - my man literally put out like an 8 minute long squarespace ad a few weeks ago. And he's been doing the Raid: Shadow Legends ad shit now as well. I'm all fo…
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Comment #23042969
What about switch expressions in Java is better than Kotlin's when? I haven't personally used switch expressions in Java yet, but I've read the JEP and I don't see anything special…
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Comment #22997482
>It's unreal that in React I have to deal with occasional infinite loops now because of hooks. Sure, React catches the loop cycle so things don't totally freeze but I don't recall …
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Comment #22871350
I'm of the opinion that Spring is 100% unnecessary and pretty much in all cases just straight up a bad choice. There's a ton of great companies that are built on it and depend on i…
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Comment #22661653
What sort of fun projects/experiments do people do with a super low powered k8s cluster locally? I'm kind of in this weird position where I understand the benefits and use of k8s, …