css_apologist

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by css_apologist 9mo ago
technically jailbreak stores count, but not practically comparable
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by css_apologist 9mo ago
Once we grow up as a nation and legalize competing app stores on native Android and iOS you can try to make this point However, the alternatives are currently illegal, so your point doesn't hold
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by css_apologist 9mo ago
does it not bother you that your company is not useful to society?
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by css_apologist 9mo ago
on Shadcn's codegen I think this is necessary since we need to regularly modify components to suit our needs.. (I've dreamt of extending this kind of approach to libraries for a long time) HOWEVER there has been an elegant solutio
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by css_apologist 9mo ago
i'm interpreting this in the reverse if dev tools can only be "monetized" by being bought out, it does not feel sustainable on any level we will see companies attempt to do things like close source these projects, go subscrip
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by css_apologist 9mo ago
people act as if this is an individualist problem, but that ignores all the facts the first place to think about serious change is city planning since the invention of cars & then suburbs we used to be forced to live next to each other,
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by css_apologist 9mo ago
this article is about humility its odd to me that it takes time for people to develop this, i had it very early. I understood the painpoints of business leaders, and technical debt early on. However, i can no longer excuse the state of thin
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by css_apologist 9mo ago
first let me say i applaud you for experimenting and doing something unconventional - thoughts as i was reading this - ok, so we're programming via an AST vs syntax I think this is interesting, however there's notable downsides -
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by css_apologist 9mo ago
learning curve isn’t always a bad thing to effectively critique a language you must understand the design trade offs made
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by css_apologist 9mo ago
this should be required by law
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by css_apologist 9mo ago
it's like writing code in my notebook, which i find extremely beautiful modern editor features are very loud, and you don't notice it until you turn it off that being said, this is not a good strategy for work editors
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by css_apologist 9mo ago
this is news to me, how does this work? who is getting paid?
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by css_apologist 9mo ago
> Are Java developers just not as competent as Ruby programmers? years ago a senior developer close to me said "when screening interviews, if i see rails i throw the resume in the trash" so ironic how trivial/stupid these
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by css_apologist 9mo ago
> With one hand they do so much to protect consumer rights for us citizens, but with the other hand they build a survailance state. You say this with no irony as an american..
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by css_apologist 9mo ago
CSS is hard to love, but its worth it there’s a deeply elegant language hidden in there with unbelievable support for generic programming, however it is practically impossible to do that in a component system and the current state of CSS ed
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by css_apologist 9mo ago
LLMs are really showing how different programmers are from one another i am in your camp, i get 0 satisfaction out of seeing something appear on the screen which i don't deeply understand i want to feel the computer as i type, i'v
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by css_apologist 9mo ago
nested is the main one, however i remember cases where a rule couldn't be parsed and the rest of the file went fuckidy this is pathetic, and really shows how much of a shitter css tooling currently resides in
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by css_apologist 9mo ago
css syntax highlighting has been broken in vs code for years now. how in the world is this possible in THE web dev editor?
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by css_apologist 10mo ago
its common to santize html string to parse it and remove/error on script tags (and other possible vulnerabilities) i wonder do people not do this with svgs?
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by css_apologist 10mo ago
is santizing SVGs hard, or just everyone forgets they can contain js?
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by css_apologist 10mo ago
(i do like innovating on this btw) here's a basic CSS starting point :has(.pnp-picked) .pnp-item:not(.pnp-picked):not(:last-child)::after { content: "[place]"; }
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by css_apologist 10mo ago
i was expecting when i click pick, that a "place" button would appear on each other item, or i could click on a row OR possibly highlighting the spots between rows either with a line, or "place" i think that's a muc
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by css_apologist 10mo ago
honestly both the react haters & the htmx haters are wrong on this if you care about have a solid UI, you should learn everything you should learn css, react, svelte, vue, rails, tailwind, html if you don't and you say you actually
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by css_apologist 10mo ago
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by css_apologist 10mo ago
i want this to be true, however i am not confident
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Flow – A Programmer's Text Editor(flow-control.dev)
43 points by css_apologist 10mo ago|19 comments
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by css_apologist 10mo ago
no, social media did not kill it :facepalm: mass de-regulation, tax avoidance, effective end of anti-trust killed it social media was just the tool-of-the-day to break democracy
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by css_apologist 10mo ago
.. or enforcing & updating anti-monopoly policies
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by css_apologist 10mo ago
when are we going to finally give up on the concept of the app store? it is not efficient, it doesn't incentivize high quality products, and the web proves that security / safety can be done in an open way.
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by css_apologist 10mo ago
this is all true, especially for those of us who make no where near that much

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