DecoySalamander

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by DecoySalamander 2y ago
IMO we're long past the churn era - Svelte itself is 8 years old. There are occasional bursts of new frameworks and tools, but only when there is a new niche - the last one I remember was a few years ago when suddenly everyone wanted t
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by DecoySalamander 2y ago
Could you elaborate on why it's dangerous? Aren't runes just proxies with some variables in them?
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by DecoySalamander 2y ago
> As a programmer, I want to spend most of my time programming in a programming language If your work requires you to use a web stack, this attitude will not serve you well in the long run. If you make the effort to learn these technolog
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by DecoySalamander 2y ago
Solvable by launching your own startup, using rust and running it for 3 years.
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by DecoySalamander 2y ago
Screen readers that can't do their job on dynamically generated pages are faulty and should not be relied upon by anyone, especially for browsing the web. There is absolutely no reason to be beholden to the incompetence of the develope
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by DecoySalamander 2y ago
This wasn't really a problem that required domain-specific knowledge to get right. Whoever designed an API that allows the client to bypass auth like that can't be trusted to design software that takes user input. At least not wit
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by DecoySalamander 2y ago
Since everything is stored in their DB, they supposedly can audit logs and sources for boosts themselves to confirm if anyone was actually impacted.
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by DecoySalamander 2y ago
Why would that specific video be up-voted into the skies? It's just another piece of misery porn and we had at least 2 years of that on almost daily basis at that point.
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by DecoySalamander 2y ago
Institutionalizing people with severe drug abuse and mental health issues would be a major improvement. Unfortunately it isn't politically feasible.
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by DecoySalamander 2y ago
Without NoScript you trust your browser's sandbox to handle whatever arbitrary code is thrown into it. Same as with NoScript, really.
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by DecoySalamander 3y ago
> Why did this man steal your car? > Because he's poor. That's a very simplistic line of reasoning. People who aren't as well off as you aren't automatons without agency, driven by their base desires. This is prove
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by DecoySalamander 3y ago
This package exists not because JS or its runtimes (like Node, Deno) lack capabilities, but because people like Jon Schlinkert - a proud author of 1447 packages - abused the registry.
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by DecoySalamander 3y ago
Outrage is feedback that Google sorely needs.
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by DecoySalamander 3y ago
You'd still need something to outline clickable areas. Map areas do have a visible outline when focused, but I doubt that there is much else.
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by DecoySalamander 3y ago
> When https://siskin.im/ is seriously touted as the best iOS client for XMPP, you already lost 50% of the market share in the US Could you elaborate? From screenshots it looks like any other chat app and branding isn&#x
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by DecoySalamander 3y ago
Curious to see if Musk is willing to step in and disable them or if this treatment is reserved for UAF only.
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by DecoySalamander 3y ago
There has also been the reverse problem of someone embedding your entire site in their frames to place ads on top of your content.
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by DecoySalamander 3y ago
AFAIK Prettier has 0 dependencies and runs fast enough that triggering formatting on save wasn't ever noticeable (granted I've never tried it with YAML specifically). Curious what kind of setup you had to push it to 2 seconds - ma
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by DecoySalamander 3y ago
Zero chance. And I'm glad that I saw this comment before following link and wasting time researching this product. To those who comment on the OSS nature of the product, I would suggest that you ask yourself if you are actually willing
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by DecoySalamander 3y ago
> Religious sects that promote having large families will thrive, imagine what that will do to our societies. > What is the solution then? Immigration. I can understand holding either of those views, but not both at the same time. Why
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by DecoySalamander 3y ago
I'd suggest checking out TOML.
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by DecoySalamander 3y ago
It's really neat, but feels like overkill for every project where I might want to use it. Maybe if I need to publish my organized notes later? For very other case - a structured pile of markdown files.
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by DecoySalamander 3y ago
Virtually every QR code menu I've encountered in Ukraine used https://choiceqr.com/
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by DecoySalamander 4y ago
Spam bots need read access to find relevant keywords and insert themselves into replies to popular posts - otherwise they have zero visibility. As for hobby projects - I'm sure this will break a lot of them, but those that just post re
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by DecoySalamander 4y ago
There is an "easy" solution - a regulation that would remove copyright protection from AI-generated art, or perhaps even art that has an AI-generated output somewhere in the pipeline. Art could still be AI-generated for efficiency