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Correct, React is essentially a tree diffing & reconciliation library tailored for the DOM. As such its foremost concern is to provide a declarative API for manipulating the UI tree.

How data flows into that tree is not its concern. This is why there's a wide variety of state management libraries available. Empirically I agree teams often get state management wrong, because it requires a different skillset than developing reusable UI components.

Frameworks like Angular make a lot of hard choices outside the view layer for you.

Nitpick, but React is not a framework, it's a library. People miss this point often eg when they compare React to Angular

There's a link to a demo in their README: https://docs.requarks.io/demo

Some are forced to use Windows eg in consulting

What's wrong with using make this way? What would I win if I switched to shell scripts?

>It has a simple intuitive syntax

The code example reminds me of Latex: https://crashedmind.github.io/PlantUMLHitchhikersGuide/Netwo...

Fully agree. Primary reason I use emacs is because I can run it in my terminal (and I never got the hang of modal editing). All my readline shortcuts just work everywhere there, and copypasting from the tmux scrollback buffer is a breeze

So this is like Server Side Includes (SSI) but with shared state and built on top of JS modules?

I'm German and was quite surprised indeed :-)

Supermarkets already exist that don't accept cash (in NL at least)

The tagline of the forked repo is "Fork of Rubocop without all of the 'cop' stuff. ACAB." (https://github.com/ruby-lint/ruby_lint)

From the README:

>The goal of this project is for the rubocop folks to merge this back into rubocop project, and rename its org/repo/domain/etc >The goal is NOT to maintain an ongoing parity fork of an active project

Insanely entitled in my book and far from what I'd call calm or reasonable.

Oh hello no. Any source on this? What's the timeframe?

Learning how it works

Think with LD_PRELOAD it is always possible to override the allocator?

Slick landing page, gets immediately to the point. Congrats on launching

You might want to consider adding an on-premise plan? I think most DBs are not publicly exposed on the internet?

Dynamic DNS and a redundant Pi-Hole setup

Don't understand why Debian would be listed as "Intermediate", while Ubuntu is listed as "Beginner". IMHO lots of problems just vanish once you switch from Ubuntu to Debian …

No, it primarily reflects the problems. For example, the Gentoo and Arch Linux run MediaWiki. Does this tell you something about their "values or philosophies about how to use computers"? No, a static site generator would simply not be practical for either project. What renders documentation HTML in the background tells nothing about either project's approach to operating system development.

>Sometimes you have a 6am meeting and sometimes an 11pm meeting and sometimes both in the same day. You have to have your shit together enough to deal with day-long lag for non-urgent stuff, and you have to care enough to jump on urgent stuff at all hours.

This sounds extremely unhealthy and the complete opposite of having one's shit together to me.

It's an operating system distribution... why bother with how its documentation is served

There are lots of support engineers around, you just need to pay Google to use up their time.

I wish there was a way to disable all the CSS transitions. Makes the UI feel unnecessarily laggy

Does the new plugin architecture allow me to provision plugins from a config file on startup? Like installing the Kubernetes App without `grafana-cli plugins install kubernetes-app`

Whenever I read about people's interview experience with Google it sure sounds more stressful than my actual day job. I understand investing the time when youre a new grad, but I have no idea how already employed people find the time to prepare for these interviews …

Idea is that you have a service that authorizes transactions

Our Cloud SQL primary failed over too

GKE is working as normal in west-3c

When you don't control DHCP (or the network as a whole)

That says nothing about Urbit's technical merit.

Heck it's impossible to have consistent keyboard shortcuts across programs, no matter the desktop environment. I tried everything, wrote config files, remapped layouts, set Firefox config values for modifier keys, etc. Impossible. I got close with KDE, but eventually gave up.