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541.
by agos 3y ago
I legit can't tell if this is satire - hats off if this was your intent
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by agos 3y ago
as an EU developer, I'll offer you two points to help you see why developers are not happy (euphemism). - I was working on an app for both healthcare professionals (paying customers) and their patients (the app was free for them). At t
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by agos 3y ago
many use it badly, indeed. but is React evolving in a way that makes it easier to not use it badly?
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by agos 3y ago
even with completion it's a lot of busywork: define actions, reducers, etc for every state change
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by agos 3y ago
if I want to use any modern styling solution (CSS modules, Vanilla Extract, Panda, any CSS-in-JS...) a bit of collaboration by the bundler is needed. I can generate CSS file(s) in any way I like but I would have zero integration with the te
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by agos 3y ago
all CSS-in-JS or styling solutions that allow for component scoping require some kind of bundling or otherwise interaction for the bundler. It's true most people don't need it, but most people don't need 90% of what Fresh off
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by agos 3y ago
unfortunately they explicitly say they have no CSS solution other than plain files or Tailwind
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by agos 3y ago
inflamed appendices, sure. gallbladders are removed with a lot less care
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by agos 3y ago
even it it were the case, it's not like American roads lack in space
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by agos 3y ago
confine the bikes to the bike lanes, then don't build bike lanes (or build awful ones) and finally you'll be free of those pesky bikes! finally the cars will have the road all by themselves.
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by agos 3y ago
you should not forget the second part: all models are wrong, some are useful
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by agos 3y ago
hooray! your sysadmin botched the migration and your mail is all gone!
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by agos 3y ago
are you now aware that the server's means of sustenance comes out of those tips?
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by agos 3y ago
we all know that job does not exist
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by agos 3y ago
"many" might be a stretch
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by agos 3y ago
how much of that ⅓ of the internet is running third party plugins and themes on their WP installation?
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by agos 3y ago
you don't "need" a framework for backend development, too, but most people find it highly convenient
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by agos 3y ago
but there are real problems with vanilla css. Tipically as a project grows in size you want to be able to abstract something, and avoid a random selector causing havoc in an unrelated part of the application.
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by agos 3y ago
not all the destructive actions are on file system
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by agos 3y ago
my favorite fun fact about AI is that computer vision has been able to outperform humans at recognizing handwritten digits for more than 30 years
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by agos 3y ago
obligatory XKCD: https://xkcd.com/209/
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by agos 3y ago
I'd love to use Fresh but a framework for web development which calls itself v1.x and yet only supports Tailwind for styling purposes feels very immature. The fact that for the next iteration they are prioritizing view transitions and
563.
by agos 3y ago
they can probably go at it with just lawyers
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by agos 3y ago
what irks me about dismissing people's experience is that is so unscientific. The response should not be "surely they had crap diets" or "it's just placebo/it's just psychosomatic", it should be &quot
565.
by agos 3y ago
my father, a cardiologist, had a very specific example of spurious correlation he taught to his students: "brushing your teeth correlates with heart disease". I think he would find it hilarious that this kind of correlation appear
566.
by agos 3y ago
the mac (and the developer program subscription) has already been paid, too
567.
by agos 3y ago
I think that was some misguided satire
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by agos 3y ago
I'm not an expert on monk lifestyle but I'm pretty confident they lead a less stressful life than most here
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by agos 3y ago
they also own Filmic, which has also been thorooughly enshittified. Not holding my breath for Meetup
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by agos 3y ago
bodybuilders are playing a completely different game from the person with 10 pound of muscle

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