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solidr53

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Software Engineer @ Enum.
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solidr53··on First field report of iPhone X
Ok, you unlock in your pocket for SOS, what then? You can't see what you are doing anyway.
solidr53··on Netflix: Removing client-side React.js improved performance by 50%
Actually you are incorrect, not everything, but the most important part, development time.
solidr53··on Netflix: Removing client-side React.js improved performance by 50%
Split code by routes? Split interactions and the view layer? fiber? Stream the render?
solidr53··on Saying Goodbye to Firebug
Netscape debugging http://www.codestore.net/store.nsf/unid/DOMM-4UZHEY
solidr53··on Matcha – A framework for building iOS and Android apps in Go
Wait, Cmd+R... you don't have HMR enabled?
solidr53··on Ask HN: Companies who adopted React Native over a year ago, do you regret it?
Nice! I tapped that version number a few times and got the dev menu... gold!!!

Does seem like non native, but performs well ;)

solidr53··on Ask HN: Companies who adopted React Native over a year ago, do you regret it?
I agree and even go one step further by saying that I'd never publish an RN app without native navigation.
solidr53··on DuckDuckGo vs Google
Love how everybody concerned about their privacy are most likely querying DNS via 8.8.8.8.

But I understand, I try to think of the internet as a non-privacy place.

solidr53··on BerkShares
The moon landings also have videos of them. Also of the astronauts moon driving, which is pretty cool.
solidr53··on Atlassian launches Stride, its Slack competitor
Its built with electron, so identical besides maybe font rendering etc.
solidr53··on Facebook recruiting and Unix systems
Yeah why waste time on someone that's correcting you, because you know what's best. Good luck to you and your company finding talented people.
solidr53··on How to Make a Wireless Sensor Live for a Year on One Tiny Coin Cell Battery
Here is a really old blog about using NRF24 with 18 months on coin cell.

https://maniacbug.wordpress.com/2011/10/19/sensor-node/

I had a idea that i didnt follow through, but worked well (the code sucks, i know).

https://github.com/birkir/sensornodes

solidr53··on “We will stop updating and distributing the Flash Player at the end of 2020”
Yes, Jones in the Fast Lane!!!

http://home.broadpark.no/~kboye/jones/jones.html

solidr53··on 60 FPS Animations with CSS3
GreenSock's TweenMax is pretty good
solidr53··on How to optimize React applications that use Redux
The author of mobx, Michel Weststrate, also created something called MST (short for mobx-state-tree), which was a kind of answer to redux.

A direct quote from https://github.com/mobxjs/mobx-state-tree

> mobx-state-tree is a state container that combines the simplicity and ease of mutable data with the traceability of immutable data and the reactiveness and performance of observable data.

solidr53··on TC39, ECMAScript, and the Future of JavaScript
https://mobx.js.org/best/decorators.html
solidr53··on TC39, ECMAScript, and the Future of JavaScript
Bad example, checkout mobx or core-decorators.

@computed get value() { return this.a + 1; } @readonly bar = 5;

solidr53··on How to Interview Engineers
Are you serious?
solidr53··on Learning Node.js and React while building a product
Try react-native, react-gl or something with different render target than the web platform. It makes perfect sense to you then.

The SGML syntax is just perfect for composing and nesting components. So does HTML, XML etc. You just have to get your head around the idea that you´r writing HTML, because your´re not.

solidr53··on Stripe and Coinbase apparently can't find my Bitcoin
The real hero.
solidr53··on Ask HN: How can I experience SF and Silicon Valley in two weeks?
(possibly buy drugs)
solidr53··on An Introduction to the CAN Bus: How to Programmatically Control a Car
Okay, cool! Do you know of any more than Honda and Tesla?
solidr53··on An Introduction to the CAN Bus: How to Programmatically Control a Car
Ok, just to clarify... the CAN bus protocol can not be used to control throttle, brakes or steering. Critical stuff like that must be feedback driven.

Most manufacturers have their own communication protocol (some on top of the CAN bus). Probably the most researched and hacked bus out there is BMW's I-BUS (Used in MINI, BMW and Range Rover) [1].

You can however flash the ECU through most CAN buses (not in the protocol, but info about it can be found for most cars). And from there, one can interfere with the throttle.

[1] https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/HackTheIBus

solidr53··on JSC loves ES6
One does not have to pay to publish a chrome extension.
solidr53··on Chrome 59 stable released
The real update is in the DevTools: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PjjlwAvV8Jg
solidr53··on iMac Pro
Something I saw on engadget: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/jqPdTH
solidr53··on Apple unveils HomePod smart speaker at $349
Only Apple Music. It can create a stereo pair. It's not going to be anywhere close to Sonos in terms of audio quality. 7 tweeters and one 4-inch sub?
solidr53··on Chrome Won
Can also confirm, worked for two banks and their mobile traffic (apps) surpassed desktop usage.
solidr53··on Chrome Won
Yes, Brave [0] and Irdium [1].

[0] https://www.brave.com/ [1] https://iridiumbrowser.de/

solidr53··on Google I/O 2017
Not in a million years.
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