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> The problem is they abandoned rails for react. Which, it seems, was a result of the M$ acquisition: https://muan.co/posts/javascript https://muan.co/posts/ja

> The problem is they abandoned rails for react. Which, it seems, was a result of the M$ acquisition: https://muan.co/posts/javascript https://muan.co/posts/javascript

sunaookami 1y ago
fyi this page detects a hacker news referrer and sends you in an infinite loop. Have to open the link via copy-paste.
- adithyassekhar 1y ago
  Lol I respect that https://muan.co/no-yc/ https://muan.co/no-yc/
  - NetOpWibby 1y ago
    Based tbh
    - whstl 1y ago
      I love the explanation in the linked site: > Writing on the internet can be a two-way thing, a learning experience guided by iteration and feedback. I’ve learned some bad habits from Hacker News. I added Caveats sections to articles to make sure that nobody would take my points too broadly. I edited away asides and comments that were fun but would make articles less focused. I came to expect pedantic, judgmental feedback on everything I wrote, regardless of what it was. https://macwright.com/2022/09/15/hacker-news https://macwright.com/2022/09/15/hacker-news Which is true. Pedantism is the lowest form of pseudo-intelligence.
      - MereInterest 1y ago
        > Pedantism is the lowest form of pseudo-intelligence. You can’t just lay this bear trap of an opportunity and expect me to not pedantically state that the word is either “pedantry”, the activity performed by pedants, or “pedantic”, to describe such activities. “Pedantism” would be a philosophy or viewpoint that extols pedantry. Pedantism would be to pedantry as deontology is to rule-following, a justification of an activity. As such, pedantism would be a slightly higher form of pseudo-intelligence than mere pedantry. But only slightly.
        whstl 1y ago
        I added Pedantism to my spell checker, so now it's not red anymore. Checkmate.
        rkomorn 1y ago
        Not to be confused with pedentation which is > indenting or quoting yourself in a way that makes it look more authoritative
- nbf_1995 1y ago
  Firefox has a setting in about:config to only send referrer headers when navigating to links on the same base domain. network.http.referer.XOriginPolicy = 1
  - DaSHacka 1y ago
    I believe this is enabled by default when using Enhanced Tracking Protection.

> The problem is they abandoned rails for react. Which, it seems, was a result of the M$ acquisition: https://muan.co/posts/javascript https://muan.co/posts/javascript

sunaookami 1y ago

fyi this page detects a hacker news referrer and sends you in an infinite loop. Have to open the link via copy-paste.

adithyassekhar 1y ago
Lol I respect that https://muan.co/no-yc/ https://muan.co/no-yc/
- NetOpWibby 1y ago
  Based tbh
  - whstl 1y ago
    I love the explanation in the linked site: > Writing on the internet can be a two-way thing, a learning experience guided by iteration and feedback. I’ve learned some bad habits from Hacker News. I added Caveats sections to articles to make sure that nobody would take my points too broadly. I edited away asides and comments that were fun but would make articles less focused. I came to expect pedantic, judgmental feedback on everything I wrote, regardless of what it was. https://macwright.com/2022/09/15/hacker-news https://macwright.com/2022/09/15/hacker-news Which is true. Pedantism is the lowest form of pseudo-intelligence.
    - MereInterest 1y ago
      > Pedantism is the lowest form of pseudo-intelligence. You can’t just lay this bear trap of an opportunity and expect me to not pedantically state that the word is either “pedantry”, the activity performed by pedants, or “pedantic”, to describe such activities. “Pedantism” would be a philosophy or viewpoint that extols pedantry. Pedantism would be to pedantry as deontology is to rule-following, a justification of an activity. As such, pedantism would be a slightly higher form of pseudo-intelligence than mere pedantry. But only slightly.
      - whstl 1y ago
        I added Pedantism to my spell checker, so now it's not red anymore. Checkmate.
        rkomorn 1y ago
        Not to be confused with pedentation which is > indenting or quoting yourself in a way that makes it look more authoritative
nbf_1995 1y ago
Firefox has a setting in about:config to only send referrer headers when navigating to links on the same base domain. network.http.referer.XOriginPolicy = 1
- DaSHacka 1y ago
  I believe this is enabled by default when using Enhanced Tracking Protection.