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That example with a million div for the nav with tailwind is so ridiculous. I agree with the conclusion but that first example is so grotesque that it made me discard the whole article One other advantage of tailwind is that it makes it eas
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> But for me it was always unnecessary ceremony that's always the same critic people (including me) have, but RTK moslty solve that > But just for fetching/mutating server data more or less synchronously With RTK you can bas
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React-query does have a state management, like redux. You can use RTK "the same way" than react-query, and it comes with more if needed, that's why I don't see real reason to prefer RQ over it Edit: Also, IMO RTK enforce
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I've been using React-query on several projects including the v5 on a recent one. On a new project I decided to give a try to RTK (Redux ToolKit), I must say there's not much reason to not use RTK over a lib like react-query. You
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3y ago
does that mean internet in plane ?
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Just received email from Planetscale about their for fork of mysql to support Vector > PlanetScale has forked MySQL to add vector storage and search! You’ll be able to support your AI and ML applications with the world’s most scalable da
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having js code in html attribute is not something I want (`@click="count--"`) I'd rather have longer, actual js code as a trade-off
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CF is really on fire recently https://blog.cloudflare.com/
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3y ago
You'll see, everything will be fine, even better than fine. Maybe you'll even live long enough to finally understand what this is all about, maybe not, that's not important. We'll be fine.
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https://climate.nasa.gov/explore/ask-nasa-climate/3071/the-r... > Scientists have been building estimates of Earth’s average global temperature for more than a century, using temperature records from weath
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The Detection and Attribution of Northern Hemisphere Land Surface Warming
(mdpi.com)
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Using rural-only temp data (that removes artificial urban bias) reduces the post-1850 warming trend from 0.89°C to 0.55°C per century. Using a solar forcing (TSI) dataset neglected by the IPCC allows TSI to explain up to 87% of modern warmi
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3y ago
It uses NextAuth that in my experience works well only on Vercel (and they don't care) Also please stop using mongodb
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3y ago
good
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3y ago
> leaving earth in uncharted territory "uncharted" is the keyword here, do you understand what it really means?
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3y ago
17° this morning in Kiev ;)
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same
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because restardness
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black pocket ;)
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3y ago
you can't add private channels so I can't really test it
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why not in the same direction than the firefox logo since it takes the same style ?
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3y ago
This looks great, thanks for posting it
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4y ago
too late
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4y ago
yes that would be good, thanks for pointing that out.
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4y ago
the one you don't like ?
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All these posts regarding Mastodon start to feel like spam (or at least forced promotion), nothing really interesting in that post...
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4y ago
> How’s that different from trusting Twitter? that's not, exactly my point
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