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Rapzid
1y ago
Why though? Vite supplies a project scaffolder and lists a one liner under getting started; ie pnpm create vite Tailwind is similarly a one liner to initialize(might be a vite create option now). Edit: My bad, you are talking about the LLMs
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1y ago
I don't know about those radio tabs specifically, but your intuition is correct. Many of the ARIA APG (component)patterns require JavaScript to update tab index and ARIA properties for full implementation. Focus management and key-cont
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1y ago
I'm good. Try Claude research.
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1y ago
Not every site needs JavaScript but many of the ARIA APG patterns absolutely require it to be implemented properly. So yeah you don't need JavaScript in the sense that you never needed it if your site isn't doing things that requi
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1y ago
Atom was terrible and Microsoft had the talent to build a performant IDE. That's what happened to Atom.
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1y ago
Yes I stopped reading the release nots a while before the big LLM bang. Now I'm trialing Copilot off and on and I'm actually interested in these AI tool improvements.
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1y ago
Golang is interesting.. Hasn't steering loosened up a bit in recent years? But going way back while yeah the team at Google controlled the direction, there were some pretty significant contributions from outside to channels, garbage co
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1y ago
I don't think they care. Taste and price is all this will come down to.
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1y ago
It would be a crap shoot if I nailed the syntax for creating the tables and the foreign key constraint. This might be something I'd ask about in an interview, but I'd be looking for general knowledge about the columns, join, and k
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1y ago
Not everyone wants to make that much money.
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1y ago
Yeah I noticed the issue with more Junior developers right away. Some developers, Junior or not, have yet to be exposed to environments where their PRs are put under HEAVY scrutiny. They are used to loosey-goosey and unfortunately they are
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1y ago
These unilaterally, and likely illegally, imposed tariffs under the excuse of bogus "emergencies" by the executive are like to expire along with the power to impose them. Further there seems to be no coherent tariff strategy that
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1y ago
Baseline 2023 meaning all major browsers supported it in their latest versions sometime in 2023.. Like all new CSS stuff it's probably been a very long time coming. Everyone can't pay attention to everything though, regardless of
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1y ago
I was a Tailwind skeptic for a long time but I've used it on a few projects now at my full discretion. However I use it in a much more blended way than the authors probably prefer. I use it with Tailwind Variants and to quickly hack ou
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1y ago
> yes we should regulate them and force them to process payment for any legal business I like that idea. The USA actually used to trust bust :|
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1y ago
> and I think they should be banned from doing so In general though outside protected classes business can, and should IMHO, have a lot of discretion over who they choose to do business with and how they do business. Unless we want a car
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1y ago
And it's trained at least a few people how to ruin chicken breast :D
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1y ago
AI overview also says 165f is the best temperature to cook chicken breast to. Which is and always has been bollocks.
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1y ago
Not just you; my standards for typing and tooling are quite high these days. Happy with C# and TypeScript, avoid Ruby and Python these days if I can.
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Golang isn't color-blind. The magic of async/await isn't that the program isn't blocked, it's that the CALLER doesn't have to be blocked. It gives the caller the flexibility to continue and synchronize at its d
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1y ago
It's also not true you can't call an async function from a sync function. In C# and JavaScript You can, you just can't "await" it. There are a lot of details involved, but it's just not true that you can't
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1y ago
I can't trust anything anyone is posting about this right now. People making stuff up, taking responses out of context, and etc.
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1y ago
There is a ton of missing context. Who is "he" and what is the "scenario"? Is the poster asking about what Hitler might do? The response sounds like something Hitler would do..
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1y ago
Maybe the average consumer doesn't agree they are being treated like shit? Steam top 10 GPU list is almost all NVidia. Happy customers or duped suckers? I've seen the later sentiment a lot over the years and discounting consumer&#
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1y ago
Sounds like an opening for AMD then. But as long as NVidia has the best tech I'll keep buying it when it's time to upgrade.
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GN were the OG "fake framers" going back to their constant casting shade on DLSS, ignoring it on their reviews, and also crapping on RT. AI upscaling, AI denoising, and RT were clearly the future even 6 years ago. CDPR and the res
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1y ago
I went from a 3070 to 5070 Ti and it's fantastic. Just finished Cyberpunk Max'd out at 4k with DLSS balanced, 2x frame gen, and reflex 2. Amazing experience.
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1y ago
The 9070 XT stock situation went about like this; I bought a 5070 Ti instead.
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About as tiring as hearing about it all the time. Thank god it's a fringe topic these days but this article snuck it in. Probably the constant use of the word "surveillance" was an early tell haha.
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It's not the role of the executive to determine that, it's up to the judicial and legislative. Ignoring court orders is wildly inappropriate.
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