In short, when designing a toggle button, for the sake of your users, it’s good to hold on to these basic principles:

• Use them only when they have an immediate effect
• Apply them when the setting has a default value.

→ part 2: https://shaarli.lyokolux.space/?iAYVOg

The worst drought in 500 years.

The map shows the river discharges from -100% to 100%. France and Germany are in the -50%

Re-renders only affect the component that owns the state + its descendants (if any).

When a component re-renders, it tries to re-render all descendants, regardless of whether they're being passed a particular state variable through props or not. [... Because] it's hard for React to know, with 100% certainty, whether another component depends, directly or indirectly, on the updated state variable.

In an ideal world, React components would always be “pure”. A pure component is one that always produces the same UI when given the same props.

A tweak is to declare a component with React.memo. If the props have changed, React will re-use that current component rather than going through the trouble of generating a brand new one.

Some argue that rerender is cheap too.

Links are not focusable by default on Firefox... WTF ?!
Here the solution:

1. about:config
2. Change the value of accessibility.tabfocus to "Number"
3. Set the value 7 to accessibility.tabfocus

So yes, AI can bypass artists as it will be easy to generate images, arts, ...

I can see how ai-art immediately threatens freelance illustrators and concept artists.

I think ai-art, just like nfts, is a technology that amplifies all the shit I hate about being an artist in this feudal capitalist dystopia where every promising new tool always ends up in the hands of the least imaginative and most exploitative and unscrupulous people.