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Holistic Developer & Tech Evangelist @Dynatrace
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Since I discovered oh-my-zsh I made zsh the default on all my machines.
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Or maybe I misinterpreted the word "killer" in this sentence
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Wouldn't you be afraid that it detects certain symbols the wrong way and screws up your data?
I feel like I need to remind you of the xerox incident www.dkriesel.com/en/blog/2013...
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What is so bad about a second export?
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Maybe it is a bad idea to expect to get money for something you gave away for free in the first place.
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But are the LLM versions following SemVer?
What defines a breaking change when your output is nondeterministic anyway?
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Pathfinder (at least the first edition) actually has a mechanic like that.
When your character hits a certain age (depending on your race) you get a penalty on strength, dexterity and constitution.
In return you get a bonus on intelligence, wisdom and charisma.
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True, I was thinking too much about frontend and browsers eventually being able to run typescript as well.
But even in the backend it can make sense. If you deploy it as workers your backend might get downloaded again and again.
Reducing the number of bytes to parse can also improve startup times.
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I feel you guys, this is all nice, but would you really ship your stuff without any build steps?
🙏 Do everyone a favor and at least minify before you push to prod.
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Because your hyper growth would look boring on a log scale.
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The browser is a wonderful platform to build for
xkcd.com/1367
To answer your question:
Realizing the end boss in web development is not how to center a div, but the fact that the pipe between us and our users will always be limited.
This is why we need to be smart about what we send over and how.
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It is always confusing to me how JavaScript's Date is only zero indexing the month but none of the other params.
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Just when I was working on a video about how NOT to format dates you came along with this kind of challenge 🙈😆
'Tis the season for edge cases
youtu.be/OoYGm_q3uNU
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If those ridges were real it would even make the game more accessible.
In the original picture it seemed to me as if someone just went over it with a permanent marker.
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Someone did a rage quit on that rubric's cube.
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Macht sich auch gut als Zoom oder Desktop Hintergrund 🥲 showyourstripes.info
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If it needs to be an object I'd rather use Typescript's Pick<> utility type in the child to specify on which props of some common bigger type it actually relies on.
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I tend to use 2.
If there are common objects that need to be passed around I would rather rely on the child component to use a custom hook to get it itself.
In this case all I need to pass down is the ID.
TanstackQuery will make sure I don't fetch stuff twice.
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`toBeVisible()` does not check visibility/accessibility in an a11y sense.
github.com/testing-libr...
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Playwright calls it includeHidden, and I understand that they both chose this, since the HTML attribute is also called aria-hidden
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I never think of it as an aria role selector, but you are totally right.
Still, another term like omitted, or inaccessible would prevent me from mixing it up with actual visibility.
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Thanks for giving us an easy one this week, while there are so many other daily challenges that must be solved today 😵💫
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Thanks for shedding some light on this and talking about the real issue.
I have recently heard this claim as well and now I am still wondering how they came up with the percentage of ghost developers?
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If we can do them in any order, this one would do the third example in 2 hours.
It is not a perfectly optimized version of this NP-hard problem, but it tries to fit the biggest items first.
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I had already started doing bin packing when I realized we just needed to take the meals in the given order.
My song recommendation for these dishes: www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Y6N... 🥘🥘🥘
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Coming from Angular, it felt wrong to me at first how in react it is common to put styles, logic and layout into the same jsx/tsx file.
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Pretty much on brand though, don't you think?
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Nice, I like your way of handling the left edge case better.
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My list don't jiggle jiggle it folds
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Right Time to Thiel ist immer noch ein banger
youtu.be/S-Jo-djilvo?...
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How long did it take you to build this?
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Hi Cassidy, great post as always.
Here is my solution to this week's interview question: gist.github.com/holistic-dev...