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by anamexis 9mo ago
Salesforce acquired Heroku 15 years ago.
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by anamexis 9mo ago
Everything HTMX does could be "just" done using JS - this is self-evident. The whole point of HTMX is to enable features like this directly in HTML.
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by anamexis 9mo ago
Did you read the OP?
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by anamexis 9mo ago
That is not IP Geolocation.
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by anamexis 9mo ago
Maybe I’m missing something, but Google does not offer an IP Geolocation service or publish their database.
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by anamexis 9mo ago
The point is that once Siri is switched to a Gemini-based model, the baseline presumably won't be low anymore.
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by anamexis 9mo ago
Why would it be a breaking change? Just continue assuming JSON if no Content-Type is provided.
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by anamexis 9mo ago
Giving guidance on which one should be used and when is well within the scope of external parties.
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by anamexis 9mo ago
Every loss leader's purpose is to build up market share.
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by anamexis 9mo ago
Why is it poor behavior though?
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by anamexis 9mo ago
Could you use multiple coils for different bands?
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by anamexis 10mo ago
It is updated on their actual home page, though. There is clearly no intent to mislead people. https://iquestlab.github.io
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by anamexis 10mo ago
And neutrons are neither.
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by anamexis 10mo ago
This hasn’t been true since Ruby 3.0. Keyword arguments are a core language feature with their own semantics.
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by anamexis 10mo ago
It would seem that in T-Ruby all arguments are keyword arguments, although they don’t really spell this out. https://type-ruby.github.io/docs/learn/functions/optional-re...
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by anamexis 10mo ago
Structural typing like this is completely compatible with the concept of duck typing. Indeed, it's basically doing static checking of duck typing.
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by anamexis 10mo ago
Is Sorbet not what you’re describing? And RBS is officially part of Ruby…
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by anamexis 10mo ago
Sorbet is backed by Stripe. Why is it important to be a separate layer that compiles to plain untyped Ruby?
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by anamexis 10mo ago
extremely cool, thank you!!
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by anamexis 10mo ago
I appreciate that it's brand new, but I'm still very interested in knowing about what sets it apart, even if that is all just vision at this point. What does "extending what's possible" mean?
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by anamexis 10mo ago
So you're not allowed to criticize pricing unless you're forced to buy it?
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by anamexis 10mo ago
Thanks! I don't think it really answers my question though. AFAIK Playwright also takes the approach of batteries included, great dx, and has a lot of good integration with AI agents. Basically, what sets Vibium apart?
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by anamexis 10mo ago
My number one question would be how it compares to Playwright -- differences in design goals, capabilities, advantages and disadvantages.
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by anamexis 10mo ago
Because you can enable/disable MCPs and plugins just like you can choose not to include that context in CLAUDE.md . I do it all the time. I have several MCPs configured but only enable them on demand.
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by anamexis 10mo ago
Well you need to use context space somehow, to tell Claude that the LSP CLI exists and how to use it.
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by anamexis 10mo ago
Interesting. I'd guess you don't have the Claude Plugins marketplace enabled, but I very much agree that the whole plugins/marketplace system seems half-baked in Claude Code.
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by anamexis 10mo ago
You could use a CLI frontend for LSP, e.g. https://github.com/valentjn/lsp-cli But why would that be better than LLMs using the LSP with a dedicated tool rather than a shell command tool?
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by anamexis 10mo ago
Perhaps because you are searching for "mcp" and not "lsp"?
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by anamexis 10mo ago
I've had good luck doing something like this first (but more specific to the issue at hand): We are getting stuck in an unproductive loop. I am going to discard all of this work and start over from scratch. Write a prompt for a new cod
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by anamexis 10mo ago
Doesn’t basically every Chrome extension execute JavaScript in the context of the page?

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