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RT @mikesherov: @jaredhanson cockroaches will outlast humans. Would still rather be a human.

Join millions who have switched to Grok.

Pretend you're building a UI library and you want it to support React SSR, React CSR, and Svelte apps. Is it feasible to write React components, and then have a separate build target of web-component-wrapped-preact to leverage WC support in Svelte? cc @_developit @Rich_Harris.

Spoiler alert: start at front, follow the wire to the next element, unplug wire from next element and plug it into prev element, repeat.

And what's cool about learning the linked list reversal algo is that once you see it, it reveals its own true nature. When i conceptualize an array sort, I think "moving elements around". When I conceptualize a linked list sort, its "moving the wires between elements around".

I think chatGPT is a revolutionary but when I look at the code on the left and the "helpful" explanation on the right. the code is easier to understand at a glance than reading a chatGPT novel. Conversation isn't always the best representation of a concept.

Grease Trucks.

Yes but if you're having a REALLY bad day, just remember:. console.log([]?true:false); // true.console.log([]==true); // false.

RT @mikesherov: I know I know. jQuery is way past its prime. But I still can't get past how simple it was to do `$('p').slideUp('slow');`….

I know I know. jQuery is way past its prime. But I still can't get past how simple it was to do `$('p').slideUp('slow');` and how hard it was to make it that simple.

RT @mikesherov: Constantly coming back to "worse is better" and the New Jersey principles of software design. Optimize for ability to contr….

Constantly coming back to "worse is better" and the New Jersey principles of software design. Optimize for ability to contribute, alter, and remove.

It's entirely possible that BOTH this George guy whoever he is underestimated the necessary complexity of Twitter Search AND that Twitter Search is unnecessarily complex. I have never seen a large scale system that was optimized for minimal complexity. I wish I saw more.

Having spent a year off twitter really makes coming back hit different. Almost nothing changed in that year except the main boss and the flavors of the month. I honestly don't know what I was expecting to see 🤷‍♂️.

Are other "<Skilled Profession> Twitter"s like Tech Twitter? Like, is there a Medical Doctor Twitter where you see grown adults being like "that guy doesn't know shit about treating psoriasis. Should be using <medication X> for psoriasis (even though I'm a foot doctor)"?.

FWIW, I've personally seen times when a ground up rewrite of part of an app went well. Also, horror stories. Also, have seen large refactors take months and go nowhere, and have seen elegant year long refactors be widely successful. It's almost as if there isn't a pat answer.

These conversations would be a lot easier if we as an industry had even an ounce of rigor around the distinction between refactor vs. rewrite. Solution: don't take advice from anyone about whether you should rewrite, refactor, whatever. Instead, solve specific problems.

This one wins.

RT @shanselman: So you’ve got a $44B problem and you’ve decided to solve it with Regular Expressions….

Oh, so now that I'm back. did concurrent mode and suspense with data fetching launch yet?.

3 Other Things:. 1. I no longer work for Skillshare. Love the company but couldn't pass up my current opportunity.2. I'm now working with @tomdale, @littlecalculist, and others on Developer Productivity & Happiness at LinkedIn.3. @tomdale is really bad at responding on Slack.