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by __jonas 2y ago
Yeah I'll be honest, I didn't look at the examples in great detail, from the visuals I thought this was more along the lines of hotglue.me, but now that I'm looking at them, some of the examples are indeed pretty generic and
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by __jonas 2y ago
> 1. This is a tongue in cheek website builder, something generative AI would be great at making images (Dalle, Imagen, MJ) and text (GPT4, Claude, Gemini, etc) for a product like this I don't think so at all, AI generated stuff usu
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by __jonas 2y ago
When I used to browse reddit, the main thing I was interested in was my accounts feed of posts from all the subreddits I was subscribed to, I assume this is what the API that was shut down offered vs just this JSON view of a single subreddi
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by __jonas 2y ago
I had this thought with a personal project but I got lost in a nightmare of configuration between typescript, node, the browser, my bundler etc. Maybe it’s a better time with a framework like Next, which I assume comes with the client &#x2F
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by __jonas 2y ago
I think with regards to changes within existing frameworks, that would actually be kind of nice. I really wish framework developers would stick with an existing decent solution longer instead of trying to release new versions with breaking
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It's crazy to me as well, but I suppose this might be a case of the rights to this video being sold exclusively to CBS or something?
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by __jonas 2y ago
The 'ergonomics for DX' benefit is that you can share code across projects without having to go down the path of creating a package / library pushed to some internal registry and pulled by each project right? Or are there any
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by __jonas 2y ago
Spot on! It was in fact some Azure account I made years ago, in hindsight, it did say to log into the azure portal right in the email. The random UUID instead of salutation threw me off a bit.
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by __jonas 2y ago
Odd, I just received this email from MS that looks a lot like phishing but seems not to be? > Action required: Enable multifactor authentication for your tenant by 15 October 2024 > You’re receiving this email because you’re a global
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by __jonas 2y ago
Kind of interesting, because what happened in Russia in the 90s specifically with privatisation of UDSSR assets through vouchers is almost comparable to the marshmallow test on a superficial level.. > The vouchers, each corresponding to
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by __jonas 2y ago
Thanks for the explanation!
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by __jonas 2y ago
I’m not super familiar with 3D stuff, but I’m curious what the “class” here is, is it specifically procedural sort of effects creation mainly for film? I’m assuming for ‘regular’ 3D modelling people still prefer other software like blender&
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by __jonas 2y ago
Pug syntax is whitespace-sensitive though, while this doesn't seem to be, it has closing tags which I prefer. Also Pug is more of a templating engine, while this doesn't appear to have any interpolation / templating logic st
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by __jonas 2y ago
Why not just use LineageOS directly?
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by __jonas 2y ago
Can you elaborate on that? I thought it was a fairly batteries included game engine, if you use gdscript at least.
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by __jonas 2y ago
Oh interesting, I didn't know! How reliable is it? Does it work well even if you partly copy functions / with blocks etc. ? I just tried it in vscode, it didn't work at all, copy pasted a single line to another function and
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by __jonas 2y ago
> Making syntax as “human-readable” as possible should always be the highest priority. We could unlock so much potential this way. I think there is a balance to strike here. I often like to work with code by cutting and pasting sections
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by __jonas 2y ago
Weird headline, I don’t think “plain text” is the issue here, it’s rather that they opted out of storing data in a location protected by macOS app sandboxing, which is a little odd from how I understand, but not terribly uncommon. I would a
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by __jonas 2y ago
Yes it does! https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/Nesting_sel... All major browser do now support it. However I still use the PostCSS Nesting plugin: https://www.npmjs.com/pac
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by __jonas 2y ago
ah, it didn’t occur to me to view destructuring as pattern matching but I guess it is a bit similar.
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by __jonas 2y ago
What do you mean by this? Do maps in JavaScript have some kind of pattern matching?
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by __jonas 2y ago
The vision is compelling? Isn’t the vision just “ai agent + playwright logged into all your accounts”? And it can’t be an app on your phone because no app store would allow that?
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by __jonas 2y ago
When I read 'React testing library' I thought they had added an official testing library to the React project which would have been fantastic and a worthwhile migration target for sure, sad that it's just another third party
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by __jonas 2y ago
Seems like a reasonable approach. I wonder if it took less time than it would have taken to build some rule-based codemod script that operates on the AST, but I assume it did.
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by __jonas 2y ago
Not scary at all! The nice thing about blockchain stuff is that you can safely ignore it and it will have absolutely zero impact on your life now or at any point in the future.
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by __jonas 2y ago
Here is the quotes database of one of the older projects this is (potentially) based on: https://github.com/JohannesNE/literature-clock/blob/master/l...
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by __jonas 2y ago
> This is undoubtedly true, although if Gleam ever becomes as popular as JavaScript, there will almost inevitably be the same set of choices to be made for Gleam. Huh? I don't think so at all, Go and Rust did this same thing (includ
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by __jonas 2y ago
This is a sweet blog post, I'm really enjoying Gleam for its simplicity, I'm excited for gleam_otp to mature more eventually
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by __jonas 2y ago
It won't, because there is no type narrowing in Gleam currently, the type system is also very different to something like Typescript, I just don't see what you are describing as something that could realistically happen, but if yo
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by __jonas 2y ago
As a user of a package, you see the signature including the return type in the generated documenation and in your editor through the LSP which is part of the core language, so it's not really an issue. But I agree that specifying the r

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