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by _benton 1y ago
Apple wouldn't exist without "rampant unregulated capitalism".
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by _benton 1y ago
You can with DSD.
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by _benton 1y ago
Right but what were these required specs for the existing implementation?
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by _benton 1y ago
I don't think it's surprising that a feature like web components would require new specs, isn't that how standard web features work?
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by _benton 1y ago
What were these 20 new specs?
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by _benton 1y ago
Im not sure what you're referring to, they seem pretty straightforward to me. Create a class that extends HTMLElement, implement stuff in connectedCallback and attributeChangedCallback. Return a list of attributes in static observedAtt
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by _benton 1y ago
they're gonna rewrite the dart compiler in typescript
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by _benton 1y ago
Xor is a wizard.
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by _benton 1y ago
People do it so it's definitely possible. Most people chose not to do it because it's a hard life with a horrible quality of life. Being a hunter-gatherer and living a nomadic life is not and was never easy or fun.
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by _benton 1y ago
In many countries the only obstacle is the legality of living on government lands. In Canada there are people living a nomadic hunter-gatherer lifestyle on crown land. The option is totally available for many people who chose not to do it.
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by _benton 1y ago
You can still do this now, it's just called "being homeless" and it actually sucks.
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by _benton 1y ago
I imagine management realized it was far cheaper to buy some soda than it was to lose 2 hours of work from multiple engineers
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by _benton 1y ago
Possibly tangential, but I've really been enjoying writing software with very minimal tech stacks with no dependencies (or very few). Go works well for this, but really any language that lets you create a file and just start writing st
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by _benton 1y ago
that's...actually really beautiful
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by _benton 1y ago
I like Ousterhout's the best because I think it's the most concrete out of the three. The other two are more subjective imo, of course still very useful and important. Although I think "dependency" is an overloaded term.
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by _benton 1y ago
It's fairly obvious when writing Go that `err` is being shadowed and needs to be checked after each expression. You should be wrapping them anyways!
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by _benton 1y ago
My favourite is using emojis for classes. It's pointless but I think it's funny and that's gotta count for something right?
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by _benton 1y ago
I don't disagree either haha. But on this particular issue the spoiled party seems to be the ones receiving the money
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by _benton 1y ago
The "spoiled brats" are the eastern Canadians who take billions of dollars from Alberta while enjoying overrepresentation in the federal government and voting against the interests of the people who fund their provinces. Eastern C
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by _benton 1y ago
These are awesome! Perfect use case for web component, incredible how much less code and work is required compared to hydrogen with React (no disrespect intended). Very clever. Is it going to be open sourced at all? I took a brief look at s
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by _benton 1y ago
Basically at any time they could turn it into an SPA, but tbf you don't need RSC for that.
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by _benton 1y ago
I'm curious if Next has full support for Cloudflare or if this is the only way to run Next w/RSC off of Vercel.
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by _benton 1y ago
Could you use an object tag for this?
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by _benton 1y ago
In one line customElements.define("include", class extends HTMLElement { connectedCallback() { fetch(this.getAttribute("href")).then(x => x.text()).then(x => this.outerHTML = x) } })
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by _benton 2y ago
Started out great and progressively degraded.
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by _benton 2y ago
My experience with using Svelte 5 in production the last few months is that while runes are an upgrade to the magic of previous Svelte versions, it's still too much magic to easily reason about complicated state. This seems like it jus
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by _benton 2y ago
I'm pretty sure Google, LLVM, Firefox etc use the stdlib without exceptions so it's probably possible. You can retrieve the error with errno right?
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by _benton 2y ago
Modern JS frameworks work in this same way. You just create a form and provide the action which corresponds to one you define in your route file. It even still works without client side JS!
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by _benton 2y ago
Can't you disable exceptions?
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by _benton 2y ago
> I had a few lightbulb moments I could expand on in a different post. I'd love to hear about them!

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