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by bb88 3y ago
I've been playing around with HTMX with Django, and it seems simple enough for server side rendering. It works well with the Django templating system. I feel like as an industry we should step back and take a serious look at front end
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by bb88 3y ago
> Always sad for me to know how much popular are wireless chargers, wasting 47% more energy aprox for charging the same as a wired charger. TBH some wired chargers are only 60 percent efficient in converting AC to DC. Then you'll a
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by bb88 3y ago
I was thrust into a go project after a decade of python. The most jarring thing besides the 3rd party panics, was the idiom that nils are typed. This was different than python, java, JavaScript, c, c++, etc. Variable loop scoping is also w
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by bb88 3y ago
> I guess people do all of these things with javascript anyways but it gave me a "get off my lawn" reaction when I read these bullets. So here's a response from the "get off my lawn" crowd. It's about hypert
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by bb88 3y ago
It is fascinating. And the answer he was given was "Yes"! And then given the rate at which protocol changes happen, it will take YEARS to do anything. Sebastian Wick said this: > If we add a protocol like this, there is no goi
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by bb88 3y ago
Running your own email server was fun maybe back in 2004. It is no longer fun today.
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by bb88 3y ago
Yeah, it's a scam. There's really an upper limit, but they probably won't be willing to specify what it is directly. You'll find yourself terminated if you take too much.
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by bb88 3y ago
There's nothing better than a panic in production caused by a third party library.
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by bb88 3y ago
Agree, this is dumb. This should be a part of the compiler if the language def can't simplify this for the user.
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by bb88 3y ago
And now they're stuck, since they doubled down on not making any language changes for the 2.0 release. They made the language easier and quicker to write a compiler, but harder to write programs in, and it doesn't look like that w
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by bb88 3y ago
That's a distinction without a difference...
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by bb88 3y ago
I feel like you're hijacking a term at least 15 to maybe 20 years old though. It's kind of a brilliant marketing idea, but you're just confounding the vocabulary. It's not to say this isn't a fucking great idea (be
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by bb88 3y ago
"Public Discourse" being "Private"? Public is in the name, though. So that statement seems... well... weird? "Public" and "Private" and "Government" mean different things at different time
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by bb88 3y ago
You mean Truth Social where Trump called his enemies "vermin"? Or do you mean something like the NYTimes, which Trump calls "Fake News"? I have no idea whether Trump would be an Authoritarian or not if he wins president
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by bb88 3y ago
Do you not believe in an honest media to sort this stuff out? If not, then we're all fucked.
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by bb88 3y ago
That assumes the FTC is actually neutral government bureaucrats. We assume the same with the Justice Department, but this may no longer be the case if Cheetos gets back into office.
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by bb88 3y ago
It's a distinction without a difference.
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by bb88 3y ago
Some poor engineer in Tesla probably tried to raise this issue and got shut out of meetings. And it was probably the kind of engineer that actually cared about traction control performance. And he also probably wanted to further the Tesla
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by bb88 3y ago
I don't think anyone in Portland was being deceived. They have had a huge issue with homelessness and drug addicts for the better part of the last decade. Tents are everywhere. On the side streets, on the interstate right of ways. I
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by bb88 3y ago
Being in Portland last summer, I got the feeling that the residents were tired of police acting as social services, and addiction being criminalized. Part of it is the frustration that drug companies got rich from opioids, yet the addicts g
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by bb88 3y ago
> There are still many new ways of architecture to be found. Good architecture tends to break up complexity into common building blocks, and avoiding patterns that might cause instability or failure. Or seeing the cause of the instabili
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by bb88 3y ago
And that's what's available today. Lilly has the so-called "Triple-G" shot in trials right now. Retartrutide shows even better weight loss potential than Tirzepatide
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by bb88 3y ago
Maybe take some EE courses then? They're not that hard... From EE101: P=V * I. But power transmission losses are I^2 * R. So one way to transmit large amounts of power with low losses is to, well, turn the voltage up and use a lower
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by bb88 3y ago
I don't necessarily agree with that premise it's modern food processing. The evolutionary human condition was primarily hunger. Animals fought over food. Humans fought, went to war over it. Nature has been that way for millions
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by bb88 3y ago
Depends upon the insurance. The doctor can certainly prescribe it though.
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by bb88 3y ago
It should also be noted that during those original studies significant weight loss was observed, which is why doctor's were prescribing tirzepatide off-label. Also just like Ozempic/Wegovy, Mounjaro is still indicated for type 2 d
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by bb88 3y ago
Particularly if your body craves protein, then carrots won't really cut it.
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by bb88 3y ago
If it's a psychological issue, then couldn't it also be a chemical imbalance?
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by bb88 3y ago
Free school breakfasts are a thing because kids will go home on Friday and not eat anything til Monday. The second hunger is no longer an issue, the kids perform much better.
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by bb88 3y ago
Well... when we were like cave men and calories were hard to get, hunger pangs make more sense from an evolutionary standpoint. But now, through farming technologies, food has never been more abundant. Yes we've saved people from dyin

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