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by __jonas 1y ago
I'm struggling to understand what you're getting at tbh – I definitely see the disdain against vanilla CSS in a lot of React users / projects, and I'm with you in being critical of that, I quite enjoy writing plain moder
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by __jonas 1y ago
Interesting, what is the origin of that syntax (EJS)? I know it from Elixir [0] and strongly dislike it there, I was under the assumption in comes from Ruby [1] since so much of Elixir is Ruby-inspired, is this JS version the original one?
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by __jonas 1y ago
> This is an oldschool example using external CSS, which is no longer the "idiomatic" way to build React compomnents: Where does this claim come from? classNames and an external CSS file is literally the first suggested way to
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by __jonas 1y ago
The iPhone does that, when you have a sleep schedule set it will show you the alarm for the coming day and when you go turn it off it turns it off for the next day only (it prompts you to confirm you want to just skip the next one rather th
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by __jonas 1y ago
I’d say I’m also probably quite likely to instantly leave an interview call if I’m asked this, it’s a pretty unhinged question to be asked out of nowhere, not sure how high their false positives are with that one
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by __jonas 1y ago
Not sure what you're saying, are you implying Oxide is doing this?
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by __jonas 1y ago
I'm not really sure what you mean, I'm also coming back to using Slack for some contracting work after a similar period of time and it seems identical to how it always was to me, definitely feels nicer to me than Teams. Could you
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by __jonas 1y ago
There absolutely is an eval function in the Elixir standard library: https://hexdocs.pm/elixir/1.18.3/Code.html#eval_string/3
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by __jonas 1y ago
I'm assuming the most likely affected Elixir projects would be those using Nerves with SSH enabled and exposed to the public internet, as nerves_ssh wraps the OTP SSH daemon. Don't think that's a very common thing to do, even
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by __jonas 1y ago
Maybe I'm misunderstanding some aspect here, but it seems to me there are two choices for handling external data in TypeScript: Either you parse / validate incoming data at an API boundary with a tool like zod, or you do not, and
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by __jonas 1y ago
I guess people are not asking because the article contains benchmarks
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by __jonas 1y ago
Yeah this is terrible, I remember for creative suite there used to be some weird workaround where you could switch your plan to the cheapest one (I think it was Photoshop+Lightroom) and then cancel, and then it would not charge you for the
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by __jonas 1y ago
This one it seems: https://www.maptiler.com/maps/#style=streets-v2&mode=2d&lang... It looks like it uses OpenStreetMaps data.
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by __jonas 1y ago
Oh that's really cool to see! I always thought a visual programming language on the BEAM would be fun
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by __jonas 2y ago
The irony is that Cloudflare actually offers free static hosting with unlimited traffic, this just seems to run on a Cloudflare compute service for some reason? Perhaps it’s server rendered.
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by __jonas 2y ago
Ah cool I didn't know, I thought the download of the actual full client was gated behind a login since even third party launchers seemed to require you to log in to play, good to know!
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by __jonas 2y ago
Huh, is Minecraft Java edition free now? I haven't played in a long time but I thought when you download the regular client you only get to play after signing in with an account that purchased the game, how is this thing just starting
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by __jonas 2y ago
This is likely in reference to a recent deal the US (Trump) has made with El Salvador, allowing them to ship US citizens off to prisons in El Salvador, whether this is actually possible is not clear at this point though [1]. Here is some mo
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by __jonas 2y ago
> There is a certain class of errors static types can prevent but there’s a much larger set of those it can’t Maybe you can go into this more, but I don't really understand what that means, what is this larger set of runtime errors
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by __jonas 2y ago
Your comments come across really rude and and condescending and I don’t see why that’s necessary. The post is a person sharing their open source package, there is no need to act like this. No harm is being done, the name collision truly doe
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by __jonas 2y ago
Interesting read, I wonder why they didn't get more into details about this fake dental practice website used by the scammer, like what server it's hosted on, who the domain is registered to, I guess they just had pretty good ops
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by __jonas 2y ago
I've got a kind of similar setup but what I've been doing is instead using a registry I'm just pushing the images along with the compose file onto the server directly with rsync to keep things even simpler. Would be nice to
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by __jonas 2y ago
I just value any persons lived experience over the output of a large language model and therefore don't think that the comparison makes a good point. If this is not a hypothetical but referring to a real grandma it's also pretty r
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by __jonas 2y ago
Not sure what this adds, I believe your grandma over any LLM
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by __jonas 2y ago
I’d recommend to first see if you can use a full-Gleam solution (like wisp/lustre) if it’s a greenfield project – interop is of course possible but can sometimes be a bit unpleasant due to the difference in data structures (Elixir stru
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by __jonas 2y ago
I’m using this as an admin UI on top of an existing database, it works pretty well for that, it’s nice that it doesn’t dictate your db schema. I don’t really see the point of their “flows”, and I’m not sure how the auto-generated APIs hold
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by __jonas 2y ago
It's a fair question to ask but I wish people wouldn't spam the project with embarrassing LLM slop filled issues like this: https://github.com/ValveSoftware/source-sdk-2013/issues/624 I don't t
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by __jonas 2y ago
Gotcha, thanks! I've had similar problems with Traefik and docker compose actually, got it working well once, but then after changing some settings around it wasn't properly proxying to one of my containers anymore and I gave up t
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by __jonas 2y ago
That’s a bit vague, could you share more about what caused you to stick with nginx / problems you faced with alternatives?
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by __jonas 2y ago
I’m a little confused, how does npm play into this? The article describes a vscode extension on vscode marketplace squatting the name of an existing extension, from how it’s worded it sounds like the extension directly contains the malware

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