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I did manage to replace those bulbs myself, and it's ridiculous, it has some sort of spring to hold it in place that is extremely hard to open with your fingers, and even harder to close. And on top of that you can't even see it, you have to take first pictures with your phone, understand how it works and then go entirely by tactic feedback
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I'm still unsure if it's a mistake on NPM side or if stylus and the authors are compromised
Hopefully this will change in future generations of AI
If you put an hand in from of your face ( without covering your eyes ) you will be able to see behind it even if both eyes see only a part of what is behind your hand.
Now regarding the video imagine that each pixel is an eye, and they are spreaded evenly along a circle.
There are a lot of differences between this example and what he actually did, but it should be very easy to visualize ( main difference I can think of is how much amplification he needed to do so each eye is almost blind )
I didn't share the first one because was honestly too terrible, but I think this one didn't go as bad as the first one, there's for sure a lot of room for improvement and I will be happy to hear feedback from this community, both positive and negative
The main problem with building products is the idea, the spark, honestly I can't see at the moment a product that people need, or even less, a product that I would need
I think by creating a React-like framework what I will showcase is a deep understanding of the inner workings of the browser ( for optimization), the inner workings of React, and a good knowledge of languages and tools used to create this framework.
Yes I do agree that managers and target audience don't overlap, but also I don't think it's people learning React, but more people curious about inner workings of React
I believe polishing will be needed, but that doesn't exclude the creation of also unpolished worked.
From all the feedback gathered I will:
1. Live stream the unpolished work, this will help creating a sense of community and people would be able to be part of the short feedback loop
2. Collect the most interesting parts from point 1 and create polished videos
3. Write articles for whom prefers this media
Regarding the audience I'm not thinking of mid-senior developers that like to watch something on the second screen while workingI agree that written form is better, but it doesn't have any time constraints, this is why I was thinking more of live coding, or why not both? In the end, I will need to do the coding part in both cases, so why not stream it?
My problem with building an app is that I honestly don't know what app to build, and recreating React sounds fun to me
Location: Vilnius, Lithuania ( Europe )
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: No
Technologies: Typescript, Javascript, React.js, Node.js, CI/CD, Agile, and Scrum. I am a fast learner and open to learning new tech.
Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mauriziocarboni/
Email: maury91@gmail.com
I am mostly a Frontend engineer, and I have 9+ years of experience in the field; during my career, I moved from PHP+MySQL+JS to Node.JS+React/Angular/Backbone to mostly React and some Node.js. In almost every company I worked for, I had to learn some new language or toolset; I consider myself a good learner. I had a brief experience as a Lead Engineer.I'm looking for a front-end-focused role, but I'm open to working on full-stack again.
In short the tension between Poland and Belarus+Russia is increasing, and if Russia really wants to invade Poland, the Suwalki gap is the most obvious place