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by __jonas 2y ago
Alright sure, I guess I just don't understand what it is "you need" for state management then, but I don't want to get caught up in this too much, you've made your point. I 100% agree that React is super boilerplate
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by __jonas 2y ago
Yeah I'm getting this exact response from the above URL now: https://sourcegraph.com/github.com/polyfillpolyfill/polyfill... Seems like they self hosted that service
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by __jonas 2y ago
Well of course component state is what you reach for first, which is why it is the first four sections of those docs about state management I linked: https://react.dev/learn/managing-state I was linking this later sect
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by __jonas 2y ago
Useless is a massive exaggeration. > You need at least a router You only need a router if you want to build a SPA with different routes, not all web applications are that! Tons of practical React apps are just a single screen, or even em
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by __jonas 2y ago
> You still need to think about react-router, mobx, redux, nextjs, remix, vite, tailwind or mantine or material ui or whatever You really don't need any of this though, you can get super far with React alone, and the new docs on rea
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by __jonas 2y ago
I agree that the stdlib decoder functions aren't the most ergonomic, but I think people are aware it's a pain point and there is development in that are, these two packages for example: https://hexdocs.pm/decode
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by __jonas 2y ago
I've come across some legitimate open source projects where all the listed sponsors are dodgy gambling sites, I doubt they actually use the tech, it's just a way to get relatively cheap backlinks from a legitimate website. Not sur
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by __jonas 2y ago
Ah I see, thanks for clarifying! I have seen the mentioned blog post now [1] the whole thing is starting to make more sense to me. [1] https://wordpress.org/news/2024/09/wp-engine/
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by __jonas 2y ago
Sorry could you expand on this, how can they "put a banner in [...] WordPress instances hosted by WPE"? I was under the assumption that WordPress is OSS, and WPEngine is running this software on their platform, so there was an upd
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by __jonas 2y ago
Bambu is surely the best option if you have the money to spend, but I wanted a budget option, so I got a used Elegoo Neptune 3 Pro for 150€ and I'm extremely happy with it. I'm shocked by how well the prints come out and how littl
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by __jonas 2y ago
Not a direct answer, but for me, lazydocker (TUI) is the best possible solution for this sort of thing - Don't need to have another service running in the background constantly, using up server resources - Don't need to expose ano
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by __jonas 2y ago
The vulnerability has been patched, but I suppose the browser still makes a firebase query for every website you visit? That's pretty bad, whether or not they track these requests, just seems wasteful.
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by __jonas 2y ago
It's a browser (chromium based) with a really nice UI that people love, I am intrigued but haven't used it because I find the requirement to create an account off-putting.
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by __jonas 2y ago
Now that I've seen the wording of this prompt, it sound like there is another API that can be used that will not trigger this prompt? The "system private window picker"? Sounds like a way to allow an app access to a record a
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by __jonas 2y ago
Thanks for adding this context! Guess I was mislead by the Electron documentation talking about multiple processes and IPC, appreciate the clarification!
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by __jonas 2y ago
>From my understanding the main difference between electron and other WebView Containers (besides built-in APIs) is that electron runs your nodejs code in the same process as your browser code. That is not correct: https://www
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by __jonas 2y ago
I mean I use rectangle, and used spectacle before it, and I’m very grateful to the developers for maintaining it and making it available for free, but this really should be part of the OS and I will be very happy to get rid of that app afte
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by __jonas 2y ago
My god, I had no idea there was a shorter way than that, can't believe I'm finding this out just as they remove it, so annoying!
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by __jonas 2y ago
I had this issue, a page refresh helped
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by __jonas 2y ago
I'm also curious how it differs from self hosting headscale, does netbird have the same kinds of features? Something like magic DNS that is equally seamless?
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by __jonas 2y ago
Does Swift make it as easy as Go or Rust to produce a single binary for any target platform? Would it be a good choice for a CLI application? It sounds kind of intriguing but I know very little about the language.
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by __jonas 2y ago
Ah I’m in Germany too! Interesting, as I see a lot of other comments from Europeans saying they don’t notice this delay, maybe it’s Germany-specific?
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by __jonas 2y ago
I feel like search is probably one of the most common things I do with a computer, I would say I often search many times per minute if I’m actively looking into some topic or issue. Because it’s such a common action for me, it feels like su
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by __jonas 2y ago
I really wanted to like Kagi, I'm onboard with paying for search, but I've had had a big issue with its speed when doing the trial to be honest, am I the only one bothered by this? Perhaps this is because I'm in Europe and it
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by __jonas 2y ago
> The optimal solution, then, is for the compiler to be smart enough to recognize that there's a guard and to preemptively enforce it at each callsite. It sounds to me like you are describing static typing. As far as I know, type in
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by __jonas 2y ago
Orion is also WebKit, not chromium based
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by __jonas 2y ago
Interesting, so do they still use this 10 years later? I can’t find anything on it. I thought magnetic tape was kind of the standard for this type of storage, would be curious about the details of this system and how the drives work
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by __jonas 2y ago
> having guards, and the different approach to conditionals seemed to do away with most of the pitfalls usually "safeguarded from" by the caution tape and excessive road signage of type systems It doesn’t seem that way to me at
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by __jonas 2y ago
Explainshell seems to have parsed manpages and extracted arguments, while this tool uses the fig autocomplete specs
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by __jonas 2y ago
As far as I understand, the autocompletion specs, which is what powers this tool, are the only part of fig that is in fact Open Source https://github.com/withfig/autocomplete

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