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wa1987

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    Comment #30654772

    State charts / FSM's work wonders in these situations.

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    Comment #30618447

    For these situations I often use IFFEs with if-statements and early returns inside.

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    Comment #29795718

    What's the pros/cons vs Promise.all([...])?

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    Comment #27074488

    There's Clojure too.

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    Comment #26889945

    > Please stop spreading this misnomer. That's a fairly… direct way of putting it :-) Anyway: 1. What are the key differences in terms of usage and use cases? 2. Why isn't Deno a 'w…

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    Comment #26222572

    "Money earned"

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    Comment #25929001

    One of your best bets might be the vintage keyboard community: - https://www.modelfkeyboards.com/ - https://deskthority.net/ - https://geekhack.org/

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    Comment #25548211

    There’s no need to in my situation. 99% of the files are dependencies installed through Composer (PHP) while building the Dockerfile. The few directories I need to work on directly…

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    Comment #25547485

    > On a Mac, there is a major performance hit whenever you do disk IO in a bind mount (i.e. voluming a directory of the host system into the container). Working without bind mounts …

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    Comment #25335787

    > - for in loop - for of loop It's 2020 and you still use loops? ;-) source: https://github.com/buildo/eslint-plugin-no-loops

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    Comment #25335692

    Agreed. I find myself using a pretty small subset of the language which definitely doesn't include the class keyword. Doubt I'll ever find it useful.

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    Comment #25335492

    Often times operations are order-independent. Specifying those as sequential `await`-s does not make a lot of sense in those situations. I guess less fine grained control is desira…

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    Comment #25335375

    Well, it's complicated :-) https://stackoverflow.com/questions/36419713/are-es6-classes...

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    Comment #25076499

    > Well, how interesting that Apple's software is going to be bypassing Little Snitch, making it harder to discover and fix this sort of issue. Source?

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    Comment #24774899

    https://every-layout.dev/ is downright amazing for learning how to write robust layouts

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    Comment #24745685

    Recursion never really clicked and felt intimidating until I read "How to Design Programs": https://htdp.org/2020-8-1/Book/part_two.html By far the greatest educational piece I've …

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    Comment #24685874

    Related video on this subject: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IcgmSRJHu_8

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    Comment #24677885

    > I usually modify HTML forms so that they won’t work and fix them with javascript. This gives me almost zero spam. Interesting. One would assume that most spammers use automated b…

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    Comment #24673871

    > If a static site generator put my images in the wrong place and required a gigantic JSON file to be loaded by the client for no reason I would not think twice to get rid of it. I…

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    Comment #24361935

    Maybe he's referring to closures.

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    Comment #24325032

    For sure! Whipped up a quick pen: https://codepen.io/willem-aart/pen/oNxwRXY?editors=1100 This is impossible to achieve with CSS Grid. One might alternatively approach this 'cluste…

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    Comment #24323972

    Grid is not a superset of Flexbox. The former always controls the layout in two dimensions (rows & columns). The latter controls one axis and calculates the layout of elements per …

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    Comment #24275743

    Very impressive! Nice job. Love XState.