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Hi, author here. Glad to hear that you enjoyed the blog post. > I would like to hear the author's thoughts on Concurrent Mode in general, and how Crank.js addresses the same issues. There'…

Hi! Author here, thanks for the interest. Your example will just work! The only thing to worry about when using `while (true)` with async generator components, is that Crank will continuously pull val…

Well noted! I will update the docs to reflect this.

As a person who’s getting ready to drop a project: what about the docs site is “anemic”? It’s using docusaurus which is pretty snazzy as far as docs sites go. Do you mean the amount of content on the …

How did you get sourcemaps working? My limited search of solutions just points to a lot of issues where a maintainer says “could not reproduce the issue” and closes it.

What was the reasoning behind not letting anyone from Google see it? Was the startup kill zone known and in full effect at that time as well?

Does anyone know what “dark web monitoring” actually involves, and what sorts of firms provide this kind of service?

It’s not better. Specifically, autocomplete doesn’t work as well, and you’re missing not just google but maps, images, and translations. But it’s getting better all the time, and at this point you’ll …

Society’s treatment of alternate hypotheses as somehow more interesting or sensational than null hypotheses leads to bad science. I think it’s interesting that sleep doesn’t seem to have an effect on …

> React Table in this version is headless meaning it just provides the backend functionality but requires you to implement the HTML rendering with your own JSX/components so you get the most c…

> If legal regulatory arbitrage (through tax havens) is unfair, then the corollary is that any kind of business profit arising from utilising uncommon knowledge is unfair. This syllogism is so unso…

> an ultra-low corporate tax rate makes it possible to offer our customers services at a lower price than otherwise - I see this as a good thing. The claim that you’re transparently passing the sav…

I’m not sure if they’re superior. One thing that iterators can do which clojure lazy-seqs can’t is that with iterators, we have the concept of abrupt termination or return. In javascript, this is anal…

What is the async story for clojure if it isn’t core async? How do you make server calls? If you’re still using callbacks, you’re really missing out on the convenience that async/await provides. …

I stopped using clojurescript around 2015, primarily because I was tired of searching for/implementing clojure-idiomatic wrappers around the many javascript libraries out there. Put another way, …

Asymmetric encryption is great, but it means that all rebasing/transforming of edits has to be done client side. Having a homomorphic system would allow us to do some of this work server-side wit…

Why do people always talk about arbitrary computation in relation to homomorphic encryption? What I really want is a homomorphic encryption system which allows me to arbitrarily slice and concatenate …

The lack of protected bike lanes is a direct consequence of the policy of providing free overnight car storage on both sides of every residential/commercial street. The days of “share the road” a…

I apologize if this is not a typical submission, but I would really like this community’s thoughts on this question, especially because the answers to the question seem to be non-definitive. It’s a pr…

I think all code styles which use arbitrary vertical alignment are strictly inferior to ones which use newlines and indents. The simple fact that changing `something` to `somethingElse` causes a 3-lin…

If you get hung up on the list’s views on censorship or Wikipedia’s policies, you’ll miss a lot of practical advice for moderating communities. For instance: > 16. Some trolls and POV-pushers are b…

Figma has a blog post about the algorithm they use for their collaborative editing features but no open source code as far as I can tell. https://www.figma.com/blog/realtime-editi…