Kognise

@kognise.dev

“hit bskyer koggy woggy” since you do not know me here: - i do every type of programming - i make every type of music - i fly planes (but only one type of plane) https://kognise.dev/

I don't really have a following here but I know there are more React people on bsky these days (@danabra.mov ?) I'm getting this really weird warning in prod on latest React 18 and I can't figure out why it's happening. As far as I can tell all the rules of hooks are followed correctly?

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The company I work for is waiving all fees on our funding platform for VT flooding relief efforts. HCB is really the only good platform for collecting tax-deductible donations and issuing physical cards. Should take <24h to apply by emailing bank@hackclub.com or https://hackclub.com/bank/.

Bringing $400 worth of IKEA sharks on our flight home. We vacuum-packed 5, fit that + 2 more in one suitcase to check, fit 4 more in a carry-on suitcase. Traveling with 2 other people, we'll each carry one shark through TSA (in the meantime, strapping to my bag).

A photo of a bunch of very flattened IKEA sharks in a clear plastic bag for vacuum packing.A photo of an IKEA shark strapped to a suitcase, tightly cinched in two places.

I am having a lot of fun redrawing all of the diagrams in my article to use 64-bit pointers because I accidentally made them all 32-bit. They honestly look worse with the extra bits :( Also, I now get to make fun decisions about when to make upper bits sign-extended to be more Technically Correct.

Hand-drawn digital line art. A dialogue between two vaguely anthropomorphic computer chips labeled CPU and MMU. The MMU is holding a dictionary that says "pointers 0x0000 to 0xffff."

The CPU asks the MMU to translate a memory address that starts with 0xfffa. The MMU thinks for a second and responds with a different memory address that starts with 0x52a4.