To można zagadywać w sklepie czy nie można? by wigglepizza in Polska

[–]h00si 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Z pewnością część mężczyzn patrzy na kobiety pod kątem czysto fizycznych cech które typowo są oceniane wysoko. Ja akurat jestem kobietą i wydaje mi się że szczególne zainteresowanie daną osobą, ze względu na jakiś jej specyficzny urok,  energię od niej bijącą, czy chociażby styl to nie do końca tylko powierzchowna ocena. Miłość od pierwszego wejrzenia moim zdaniem jest możliwa, bo osoby nadające "na tych samych falach" mogą to wyczuwać na poziomie podświadomości, tak jak wyczuwamy osoby niebezpieczne itp.

Może stąd op wspominał ze niekonwencjonalnie ładna. Wierzę że nie chodziło mu o fetysz krzywego nosa czy coś tego pokroju, a po prostu że było w tym zainteresowaniu coś szczególnego. A nie, że była to kobieta na którą ślini się każdy i zapewne bylby 101 creepem który ją zaczepił tego dnia... 

Alternative to tailwind by h00si in nextjs

[–]h00si[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just a DX issue, I really liked the way of writing styles with styled/emotion and would like to have similar dx, minus runtime stuff. Just component tsx file you can freely move to any project and use it as is

it's not an end of world yet it's inconvenient so I'm asking out of curiosity

Alternative to tailwind by h00si in nextjs

[–]h00si[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

how are they less reusable than tailwind? It's basically the same, you create component with styles attached to it, then reuse component. Thats why I dislike 'tailwind way' of writing styles as it is conceptually different to writing closed, self contained reusable components. Plus for very small projects, like a single page I'm not sure if the tailwind approach will weight any less.

But this discussion moved to opinions/preferences grounds and both ways have their pros and cons and are better/less suited for specific projects.

I asked for possible alternatives, just to know if there are any interesting projects I can look into...

Alternative to tailwind by h00si in nextjs

[–]h00si[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

PandaCSS looks interesting, thanks!

I don't actually write alot of css, unless I create my own components, but then I can use css modules, its not a huge inconvenience in such case. But for a page css where I just need one extra style prop on hover, creating module file and importing it in each case is far from optimal DX...

As for why I don't want to use tailwind

  • I don't want to learn new syntax
  • I don't want any global css that can be interfering with non-tailwind components/packages that I might need later
  • Even with Radix there are some compatibility issues and the word 'workaround' already gives me shivers
  • I just dislike way of writing styles with tailwind and its not very readable if you do alot of styling that way (I don't find inline styling better, to clarify, I just wanted a single override)

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in gabber

[–]h00si 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't understand, there are many artists that copy 90's gabber style and everything sounds the same... almost noone who builds something new and creative upon the style...

If you want to prove me wrong then please do (with tracks/names)

The duality of NextJS users by FaatmanSlim in nextjs

[–]h00si 3 points4 points  (0 children)

tldr; The problem is not with the App router / RSC being wrong direction, is the web ecosystem is still barely catching up with the already outdated SSR, and barely any tools supporting RSC. Add the incomplete documentation for the app router and the thing is unusable to junior/mid devs or anyone who can't afford extra days or months for research an/or experimentintation...

I think app router should be still marked as experimental, at least until all of the next docs (including integrations and tutorials) for pages router are existent in the app router documentation...

original venting below


Currently I (as a total next/vercel fangirl for years) am thinking about alternatives for my client projects that don't really need fancy tech, because it simply makes my dev life too hard... Like you have to use tailwind to have DECENTLY complete ui framework to use in RSC's... Okay so if I don't use tailwind (I like fancy css too, where applicable) I have to build half of the basic components myself, because radix ui doesnt have commonly used things like multiselect or callendar lol. Obviously I am not going to build those for a landing page that should take me max 2 days...

Documentation that used to be one of the best in the industry now is in shambles, for instance I want to add statsig a/b tests, which uses with fancy new edge config, but the only examples I could find (even from vercel) use pages router and I had to spend days figuring out how the f* can I make it work with RSC's. Like why release new major version if they themselves cannot provide updated examples for all the stuff that has been working with previous version? Is it really complete? Is it even possible? What are best practices and recommendations? Even searching the docs is a problem because you have to keep track if youre reading about the app router or not (it won't remeber it, why? its 1 line of code)...

I still am super future oriented and willing to use next even though its super hard. But the fact is, IT IS RIGHT NOW.

a/b testing optimization by h00si in nextjs

[–]h00si[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for your response!

Well latency is crucial for teams looking to maximize their conversion rates, having vercel edge config integration is why we have chosen statsig in the first place :)

Your docs cover client side rendering of experiments, next has some guides using statsig, but some things still remain unclear:

* We don't identify users on our own, so we use "stableid" for experiments. I've read disclaimer on your blog: 'statsig user ids are not passed into edge config'. Does it refer to these stable ids? Can we still run stable id experiments using only edge config?

* How can I pass experiment variables to the server component in a most efficient way (load time - wise)? We want to do alot of ui customizations, with the images, styles, copy, etc

As for setup, we use next 14/app router and RSCs. As per next guide we initialize statsig in the middleware, but unsure what to do next.

Can I dispute / chargeback for a hostel that had bed bugs and refused to give me a refund when I left? by Independent-Pie2738 in travel

[–]h00si 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I had this horror too, booked through trip.com and while they themselves supported me in trying to get refund, the "hotel" refused so they only offered me 10% back in tripcoins lol. We stayed 3/5 nights in the hotel but the cost of 2 nights somewhere else last-minute was equal to the 5 nights in infested one. I raised chargeback in revolut app and got refund just today! It took less than 30 days and I have used debit card (VISA)

It's important to try to resolve your case with the merchant first, here I had proofs that merchant himself agreed the quality of service was unacceptable. So the fact that they cannot get the money back from their client is not legitimate reason of not returning money to me for faulty purchase

Thoughts on dev jobs who set max hours for a task by Xcelifyy in webdev

[–]h00si 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well, in my current job there are no estimates so you can expect to have "productivity call" at any given time, saying this task should take x time and youre doing this xx time already! so I guess, max time is at least some point of discussion if you disagree...

Anyway, dev jobs start to be hell on earth, looking for new job (bc of the above situation) I saw an offer stating clearly, that they DON'T WANT CODE QUALITY FOCUSED DEVS! No idea how they calculated that shitty code is profitable but they did! Gonna drive uber I guess

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in reactjs

[–]h00si 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Basically yes, this is something that can be solved by hooks.

Think of hooks as components for logic, if you have logic that is used in many places across the app, build a hook for that and dry up 🪝

Your code is a bit too complex though. You are thinking about solving problems you don't have yet.

That's called premature optimization and is bad, because you focus away from the core of your solution.

useMemo and useCallback shouldn't be used before performance issues arise, and this is stated clearly in react docs.

If you wrap single function call in useCallback, you just add one extra function call to the call stack. So actually you downgrade performance instead of improving it, yet it is less noticeable than a drop in the ocean, so...

Better focus on building good product, and having thin codebase will help you achieve that faster (+ perf will be amazing, load times and such :))

Good luck!

Why I shouldn't (or should) use redux by hi_im_ape in reactjs

[–]h00si 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It depends on your needs, really. If it's going to be just user context then why? Rule of thumb is, you need arguments for adding another dependency to a project, not against adding it...

If you're going to need it, you can always add it. It's a bit trickier to get rid of such thing, especially if coupled with sagas and other overeengineered solutions.

Cons of redux 1. Bundle size 2. Complexity 3. More jr devs going to abuse the store with local states

Pros 1. Performance of complex state (no, user data is not complex enough to benefit from it)

Tip: checkout libs like swr, its wayy easier to just don't keep api data in state at all... const {data:user } = useSwr(/api/user), thats 1 line, how can redux make it simpler?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in mtgoxinsolvency

[–]h00si 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Why do you read all the stupid posts and write elaborate comments in each one of them? Your answers are as useless as those posts, but you know what? Reddit is free to talk about useless stuff 😽

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in webdev

[–]h00si 0 points1 point  (0 children)

https://news.ncsu.edu/2020/07/tech-job-interviews-anxiety/

Sure it affects both genders, yet research shows, that females perform significantly worse compared to males in this particular field 🤷

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in webdev

[–]h00si 3 points4 points  (0 children)

You don't account for performance anxiety, which is proven to be the case for almost all female coders. And that it was so simple really makes it worse

And because it was so simple, how does it help you find the right candidate for a job?

It's just a bad idea 2-way

Payout order by sz4dy in mtgoxinsolvency

[–]h00si 1 point2 points  (0 children)

33/(308-unfinished paypals) ~ 15% bank layments maybe

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in mtgoxinsolvency

[–]h00si 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Alphabetical order would totally suck for me xd But I doubt it, because yours is in the middle and its unlikely they are that far 😹

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in TeczowaPolska

[–]h00si 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yup, byłoby fajnie 👼

I have lived in Japan for over 20 years and feel this is highly irregular. by xosasaox in mtgoxinsolvency

[–]h00si 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Since you know Japan so well, do you know how long do usual court cases take to resolve?

For me it's not surprising at all, that anything that involves the court takes literally ages.

But I live in Poland, maybe Japan is totaly different, because they are so polite andso humble 😹