andrewvijay.bsky.social
Javascript developer.
Below average principal engineer
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But UML was hyped like that? What were diagrams going to for programming?!
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I thought you're talking about some portable desks
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Please include a guide on creating a component library using React and other frameworks.
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Which one do ppl think as toxic? The Public version or the private version?
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Their booked slots are shown in red. The details are not shown. There's a feature called Scheduling Assistant which were use to book. It looks like this images.app.goo.gl/5DApXW2x74kT...
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Not in office 365 I think. Which service is this?
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Okay but how can someone else see the meeting details in your calendar? Public calendars?
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Are you sure that's just caffeine in it?
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Damn, the stage is insane dude
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What's the runtime overhead like
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Awesome stuff!
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I use the same thing and I didn't even think about it 😅
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The terminal days eu-west-1. Are you developing in an EC2 machine?
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We're moving from a java monolith to services at this very moment. It's done the proper way with all the best practices. Compile times down from 4 hours to less than 10 mins for each service.
They're even discussing about rewriting one data intensive service in Rust.
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That's a hacker for sure. Seems like an effective form of social engineering
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Happy birthday!!
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But do not use this anywhere in your hot path. It will choke slam your perf
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Just speed and the ability to be installed as a binary.
There are thousands of npm and yarn v1 projects which can be sped up significantly using a rust based tool. In my previous job, bun didn't work because of all the issues it had with monorepos but sure was fast and did work for smaller repos.
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Bruh I got 4.8mbps today at home and everything is slow af
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I believe this is just market correction and not really linked to the Nazi salute
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Offtopic:
We need a package manager from y'all as an alternative to pnpm and yarn. Bun is fast but buggy and unstable.
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If you had worked at one of my previous employers, you'd be a bad performer because the number of lines of code committed was less 😂
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Safe if you cook it fully I guess
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I miss bookmarking feature here on bluesky a lot now. I got all previous posts on this bookmarked on twitter 😭
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I remember seeing this behaviour sometimes when wanting to do a navigation in a SPA.
If you hit enter one more time in the URL bar it will do a full refresh
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Time to be mean. Tell him Christmas is over
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Astro, Preact and Node sections
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Please add an index section in the page. I often want to jump to specific sections immediately after looking at the heading
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This helped us solve a number of issues in our test suites. We used to rely a lot on text content() API and that led to frequent failures.
It exposed how we had authored our tests where we try to read values directly from Dom nodes in one large test instead of relying on expect() in multiple tests
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Look up to the sky and spit
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Great!
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Nice beard 🫵🏼
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Another issue I see is that the search is not usable unless you know the API name exactly. For example I wanted to configure webpack's require.context method. I searched for multiple combinations before finding it by typing require.context. Sometimes I search it in google to find the correct page
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This is common across all rs projects.
Also the search can display previously searched terms and most common search terms. Its just the input field now
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Search breaks most of the times when the tab has been idle for a few hours or few days. I see this error on the console
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Ok fair enough
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Off topic: why not support a strict subset of typescript to be compiled to native? This can be a great way to get everyone to use it build small applications I think.
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Thank Jesus 😅
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One more Luigi coming up for sure I guess
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I use copilot predominantly for helping with migrations. Migrating a huge monorepo to TS from JS and it's been really helpful