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by Sammi 3y ago
It makes most sense if you're already using js and you need cross platform support in your scripts.
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by Sammi 3y ago
Modern js is not what it was. Ergonomics of nodejs v20 are not in the same ballpark as node v6. A lot has happened since v12 even. Js definitely has become a pleasant language to script in. And it's sooooo much faster that python and R
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by Sammi 3y ago
100% Use whatever you're proficient in. For A LOT of devs that means js. Why spendtime pulling python into my js project?
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by Sammi 3y ago
Is this a parody? Redux splits things up that belong together. Redux makes you write more code. Of course it's more complex. Even it's creator advised that you probably don't need it.
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by Sammi 3y ago
It only takes one obfuscated line of code buried somewhere deep where you wouldn't expect it.
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by Sammi 3y ago
Good luck with that.
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by Sammi 3y ago
I find copilot to be most useful as an orm. It can vomit out bindings between sql and your code so incredibly fast. It's really bad at doing anything novel and complex, so don't use it for that. But doing trivial stuff with tech y
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by Sammi 3y ago
Be careful what you're good at is good advise. But be good at something is also good advice :)
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by Sammi 3y ago
Just to verify, I just made a Github account using a throwaway email I got by googling "10 minute email". So making a Github account without a paper trail is trivial. People who get C&Ds must want to be known.
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by Sammi 3y ago
So Graydon Hoare made the initial design and implementation, but it was significantly redesigned and reimplemented after it was picked up by the wider Mozilla organisation for use in browser development. So Rust as we know it today was defi
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by Sammi 3y ago
The first half of this post was so refreshingly level headed. The second half was not. The First half argued plastics are useful yet they might be somewhat poisonous. The second half then suddenly insisted we cannot believe plastics are poi
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by Sammi 3y ago
"Can't really scale well without good process" Tell that to almost all Y Combinator unicorns. They're all famous for internal chaos.
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by Sammi 3y ago
Either we reform the EU from within using our strong belief in the institution. Or we have a revolution and a world war to replace it. Millions dead. I'm sorry but these things don't tend to have a middle solution. That's wha
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by Sammi 3y ago
The Cami page already mentions htmx. ctrl+f htmx "For folks who have an existing server-rendered application, you can use Cami to add interactivactivity to your application, along with other MPA-oriented libraries like HTMX, Unpoly, Tu
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by Sammi 3y ago
I've been having a good time with this vs code plugin for viewing and editing sqlite db files: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=yy0931.v... I have also found the CHECK constraint on an INTEGER column
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by Sammi 3y ago
SQLite attempts to coerce the data into the appropriate type using the usual affinity rules, as PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQL Server, and Oracle all do. If the value cannot be losslessly converted in the specified datatype, then an SQLITE_CONSTRAI
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by Sammi 3y ago
I cannot find the name Bari Weiss in the submitted article... Are you jumping to conclusions?
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by Sammi 3y ago
Contextually the most optimal choice.
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by Sammi 3y ago
"proper". Meanwhile humans have been eating grains for millennia.
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by Sammi 3y ago
I would love to see some numbers on how many people are able to make a living making music today vs 10 years ago.
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by Sammi 3y ago
That just breeds more misery and does noone any good. If you've done something bad, then forgive yourself and be kind to yourself, because you need to do better in the future. This is a better lesson that will do everyone more good.
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by Sammi 3y ago
That just breeds more misery and does noone any good. If you've done something bad, then forgive yourself and be kind to yourself, because you need to do better in the future. This is a better lesson that will do everyone more good.
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by Sammi 3y ago
My wife does UX. I showed her Skeleton and she launched into listing all their UX mistakes on their website...
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by Sammi 3y ago
A brighter tv is less expensive than rearchitecting your livingroom. I don't have walls that don't face huge windows in my livingroom, so I had to splurge for a Samsung Q90. It does well for the most part. On sunny days I still mi
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by Sammi 3y ago
"as long as it isn't something illegal" Au contraire, YC loves it if you get ahead by breaking the law. See Airbnb.
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by Sammi 3y ago
Yes. The world is complex and nature is against us and things go horribly wrong all the time. And then sometimes humans are arseholes on top of that.
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by Sammi 3y ago
Often when I feel stressed out by stuff I need to do, I just list it all out on paper on in a .txt. I'm not an organized person in general, so I have strong aversion to doing so. But I find that once I do I finally feel clarity and can
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by Sammi 3y ago
Same for China. All of the amazing productivity of China is basically subsidized by the Chinese state, which really means it is subsidized by the Chinese population. Westerners get cheap products and the Chinese population pays for it and s
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by Sammi 3y ago
So refreshing to see a tech company that values having a stable profitable business over hyper growth.
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by Sammi 3y ago
The 1903 Nobel was given to a guy who showed that light cures Lupus, a terrible skin disease. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Niels_Ryberg_Finsen It it very well established in science that light is good for you in some

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