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Let yourself occasionally get a little screwed in exchange for not having to live with your guard up all the time. It’s worth it.

@kentcdodds wow 😃 I joined only 2 months ago 😃

I joined Twitter twelve years ago!

@housecor How about cons? Anything you do not like?

One of my favorite things about owning a Tesla: The phone integration. My phone is my key, so I don’t think about keys at all. I walk up and it unlocks. I walk away, and it locks the doors *and rolls up all the windows!* This feels so obvious now. I love only carrying a phone. And the phone app is awesome. I can control: Heated seats Heated wheel Defrost Climate control Roll down windows Lock/unlock Trunk and frunk, etc. All via a tap on the app. I can schedule charging and share a virtual key too. And since the car is connected to the internet, this all works from any distance. Tesla is a software company and it shows.

@devagrawal09 do you wanna play with the king Haji Ali Agariya?

Been a solid while

@hhthacker nice! what are you building with it?

@brian_d_vaughn someday I will be there too 🙏 keep us posted with your Japan experience

@ryanflorence @mattpocockuk The development of technology can stagnate at this point. What if they are also waiting for you to show them first?

@mattpocockuk I think I've got a solution for v3, but still need to see how some other APIs shake out before I can show anything.

"Optimistic update item in list" is super easy in Remix. "Optimistic add to list" sucks. Gotta screw around with client IDs and some extra state so you've got a handle on something to render while the original record is being created.

@KassandraSanch new code looks worse than legacy one

Adding new code to legacy code

@anothercohen Let’s discuss this again after a week if it still worths or not 😄

I just took out a $650k personal loan at 27% interest rate to put the spendoso.com logo on Las Vegas Sphere for a week. Even if this bankrupts my family it was well worth it

@ThePrimeagen this means 22.87% of people still maintaining a legacy code

no matter what cool tech your side projects use, just remember, 22.87% of professionals still use jquery

@shadcn How long usually does it take to apply new command?

Game over!

@oliverjumpertz seems like you did

The no. 1 unofficial rule of Rust: Don't implement or work with memory-interlinked data structures. Don't. Do. Not. Ever. Never.

@_PeterPanduro @Kooraiber @ThePrimeagen Even I get free Netflix as benefit. It would be shame if he does not

Let's be real for a moment—Go is for developers who want to remain in their comfort zone, shielded from the complexities of modern computing. Rust, on the other hand, is the language of the future. Go's simplicity? It's just a crutch for those who can't handle the intricacies and raw power of Rust. I mean, garbage collection? C'mon, it's 2023! We Rustaceans have moved beyond such antiquated constructs and embrace the unyielding might of the borrow checker.

@ThePrimeagen Most of the times I can’t tell if you are serious or kidding

@leeerob Samsung browser 😄

frontend is easy

@housecor great! but I believe this should be handled carefully because sometimes useCallback and memo can create DOM update problems.

I rarely need to do React performance optimizations. But we have a page with 5 big tables and a summary bar. When one table changes, everything renders. It's slow. Solution: 1. I wrapped each table in memo. 2. I wrapped the functions passed down in useCallback. MUCH faster.

@elonmusk even billionaires gets bored

@elonmusk This is still normal

@sama you mean 90 billion dollars, right?

we are so back

@NanouuSymeon @KeyframeS or, setup tailwind and just add class=“animate-pulse”

.pulse-animation { animation: pulse 2s infinite; } @keyframes pulse { 0% { transform: scale(1); } 50% { transform: scale(1.1); } 100% { transform: scale(1); } }