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seedboot
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Comment #49036310
almost
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Comment #48920024
It's just like we evolved to be social creatures!
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Comment #47515657
That comment for sure made me sad
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Comment #45944310
Definitely resonating with some of this right now, continuing on a journey of discovery of my self and my past. Thank you for sharing
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Comment #43603474
> these days everything new I see is incredible and everyone is bored with it Information saturation
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Comment #41095420
The factory must grow.
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Comment #40562784
Faststone is really fantastic
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Comment #37215514
> Why doesn’t someone test the theory and come up with some competition? ChatGPT Has entered the chat.
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Comment #37145188
One example is if I was using react it would be used to encapsulate a react-router Link and an anchor tag in a component, and use props to differentiate between inbound and outboun…
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Comment #37144821
It's easier to verb with nouns.
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Comment #37144817
Hopefully your link will be a component, so you only need replace one line anyway. Then again if your styles are abstracted to a component, your CSS framework is irrelevant!
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Comment #36599321
> If the Typescript team got carte blanche to create their own language, it would likely be... C#. This is sarcasm, right? The creator of TS is the lead architect of C#
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Comment #35081480
now use that energy to mine bitcoin and you'll be rolling in ~~money~~ decimal places before you know it!
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Comment #34337922
Another (even smaller) alternative is `.join` `const classes = [some, classNames, here, foo ? 'foo' : ''].join(' ');`
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Comment #32980603
A great way to remember: Objects have keys -> foreign keys -> `for .. in`
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Comment #32190534
Promise.all/allSettled/etc will allow you to resolve your promises concurrently rather than awaiting each result in the for loop. Depends what your use case is, really.
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Comment #31515232
Also a coffee shop in the Dam!
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Comment #28970362
Congratulations I've been looking forward to starting reading this for some time!
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Comment #27446321
TIL I don't get good sleep
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Comment #27075317
In their defense, they had great keyboards.
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Comment #26521223
forEach doesn't return a value https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Refe...