bedroom_jabroni

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by bedroom_jabroni 28d ago
Why is it empty? /s
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by bedroom_jabroni 28d ago
Damn it hasn't even been a week.
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by bedroom_jabroni 29d ago
I wasn't correcting the parent post. I was being sceptical regarding them contributing by owning ACF because they just bought the plugin with the intention to squeeze its userbase for more money for a product that was more or less comp
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by bedroom_jabroni 29d ago
I agree, introducing it into the core should have and could have been a constructive move way before given how important the plugin is in the WP ecosystem. When and how it happened was a hilarious plot twist nobody expected.
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by bedroom_jabroni 29d ago
WP Engine didn't make ACF, they acquired the company that acquired the OG creator of the plugin. Their contribution to the plugin was a switch to a subscription-based model and they also started reaching out privately to theme authors
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by bedroom_jabroni 1mo ago
Quick, somebody back up the WP Plugins repository.
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by bedroom_jabroni 1mo ago
A relatively popular WordPress theme on ThemeForest could bring in $30k on a good month in the market's prime. Nowadays the number is much more humble.
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by bedroom_jabroni 1mo ago
The .value comparison is not fair because it's a single value vs an object property. A better comparison would be against something like Vue's reactive() where it doesn't require you to add this "boilerplate".
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by bedroom_jabroni 1mo ago
I wasn't referring to the ergonomics - the weirdness was from the way it was worded like "Here's one trick Big Framework doesn't want YOU to know" as if React, Vue and such were gatekeeping their reactivity while th
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by bedroom_jabroni 1mo ago
preact/signals-core has 0 dependencies, your project could also benefit from mentioning what primitive is being implemented for the reader's information. The size difference is negligible. The readme creates a false dilemma where
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by bedroom_jabroni 1mo ago
There are many standalone plug-n-play implementations of the signal primitive in JS. To name a few: preact/signals, vue reactivity, etc, there's even a TC39 proposal for a lang feature. Is this meant to stand out by doing things d
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by bedroom_jabroni 1mo ago
Location: Ukraine Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Not at the moment, maybe in the future Technologies: JavaScript, Node.js, Vue.js, MySQL, PHP, WordPress Résumé/CV: On request Email: berdoom_jabroni at proton.me I am
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by bedroom_jabroni 6mo ago
Let me just join in into the most relatable thread I've seen. The real business ideas were the friends we made along the way.
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by bedroom_jabroni 6mo ago
This topic is the perpetual motion machine of journalism: every few months I see an article about how artificial sweeteners are bad and then another article that states the opposite. Makes me want to make sure my body is donated to science
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by bedroom_jabroni 6mo ago
Must've been one rare instance of AI creating jobs
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by bedroom_jabroni 6mo ago
Did Claude Mythos escape containment?
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by bedroom_jabroni 6mo ago
A gift that keeps on giving
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by bedroom_jabroni 6mo ago
I don't like skeletons that much but it's really creative to have the headless browser inspect your running dev env and capture element size & placement snapshots.
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by bedroom_jabroni 6mo ago
An absolute gem I came across randomly many years ago. Picked up Mewgenics and it left me wishing it had some mechanics from Wesnoth like faster animations (Mewgenics caps at 4x), undo action (at least if the action doesn't trigger any
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by bedroom_jabroni 6mo ago
Life so hard these days I kinda want to play along and pretend it's as easy as that. One Japanese citizenship please, keep the change!
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by bedroom_jabroni 6mo ago
Anecdotally had the axios maintainer used the Zoom desktop app, he'd be used to seeing the "Open this link in the app" prompt on the call page and less likely to fall for the scam upon not seeing the same prompt when followin
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by bedroom_jabroni 6mo ago
Incredibly based response to the "I am the customer" energy in OSS.
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by bedroom_jabroni 6mo ago
This article has it all: a thorough dissection of Matt's sentence structure, a display of telepathy to confirm what he was referencing when he said a common phrase and what it implied. Some drama to add - he told a guy not to say a wor
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by bedroom_jabroni 6mo ago
The word "hustler" born anew
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by bedroom_jabroni 6mo ago
Your friendly neighbourhood dealer's safety is not a toy. Use the official client or the web version!
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by bedroom_jabroni 6mo ago
Phew, at least there's some relief in the dangers of AI-based military being more practical and less utopian like you'd imagine a while ago
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by bedroom_jabroni 6mo ago
Saw the axios post-mortem thread on X and it kept me wondering how the prompt to install an "updated SDK" appeared on the screen - does Zoom provide programmable interactions? I guess at the end of the day it's just a lookali
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by bedroom_jabroni 6mo ago
As a vendor I've come to conclude that this is not something I want to lose sleep over. I suggest maximizing for vendor conversion and seeking fulfillment in other venues in life. Solving a game of cat and mouse can feel like a Sisyphe
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by bedroom_jabroni 6mo ago
I've become conditioned to go catatonic when I see a sentence structured like "It's not X (that is Y), it's Z"
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by bedroom_jabroni 6mo ago
No, not the iPhone HDR AI in once-in-a-lifetime pictures, I hope they have a proper camera too. Sent from my iPhone

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