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by cush 6mo ago
Do you know where you’re going yet?
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by cush 6mo ago
Are you thinking something like rollover plans?
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by cush 6mo ago
What's worse is how obvious the author hasn't even used it themselves. Completely unproven memory layer. No due diligence - just a fancy marketing site with outrageous claims
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by cush 6mo ago
Now that building software is effectively free, it's astounding that we're still trying to pitch things like this using a vibe-coded fancy marketing site. Who has time to use these and wait weeks or months to find out if they actu
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by cush 6mo ago
> Perhaps for nerds like us, who enjoy a bit of tinkering Tinkering? Even today, people don’t need to understand software. They just need to be able to describe their problems and goals to create an app. > I mean, are you envisioning
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by cush 6mo ago
> I don't understand why we are so obsessed with cranking out even more... the obvious usecase for LLMs should be to write better software I honestly think this is ideal. Video games aside, I think one day we'll look back and r
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by cush 6mo ago
There’s a bakery around here that actively works to make their line as long as possible. They might have the best croissants in the city, but they also have one person bagging them up at a snail’s pace and chatty cashier that wants to verif
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by cush 6mo ago
The page keeps crashing on safari
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by cush 6mo ago
Any editor plugin makes it easy though
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by cush 6mo ago
It’s hard to piece together what the actual proposal is around all of the hyperbole, strawmanned arguments, and emotional language. It more or less claims Upload Queues solve all of the problems without explaining any of the how… Then it su
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by cush 6mo ago
Excellent write-up. It seems web components are getting a lot of attention lately. Are they worth another look?
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by cush 6mo ago
You could so easily build your own /schedule. This is hardly a feature driving lock-in
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by cush 6mo ago
It’s useful for large PRs in large repos with many contributors. It reduces the burden for reviewers.
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by cush 6mo ago
This has a solved problem for a long time
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by cush 6mo ago
Love it! Thanks for sharing!
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by cush 6mo ago
It’s a design tool. Why communicate it with text?
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by cush 6mo ago
Seriously though. And this is a design company?
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by cush 6mo ago
If there were any semblance of liability for software engineering firms things like this wouldn’t happen
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by cush 6mo ago
GC can be very slow. Relying on it for control flow is a bold move
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by cush 6mo ago
Yeah true. Tabs, history, etc on the browser are unparalleled.
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by cush 6mo ago
They forgot the bit where Alice could barely make rent and ate trash for a year while she worked 70hr weeks for a poverty-line stipend. Bob had great sleeps and could hold a part time job waiting tables.
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by cush 6mo ago
NYT occasionally uses fancy interactive articles. They have games, and other things that are better on the app. The NYT app is actually very good
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by cush 6mo ago
It depends. The parking app example is an example of an app I want, for so many reasons
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by cush 6mo ago
I like that Programming for Music and Music for Programming are both on the front page together
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by cush 6mo ago
Good code will stand the test of time. No matter how great a project is, there’s no world in which I adopt anything written over a few months and just released, for maintenance reasons alone.
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by cush 6mo ago
Just write in whatever language makes you happy. Nobody is forcing you to use markdown
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by cush 6mo ago
This is such a valid concern. At this point I wouldn’t adopt new features unless they’ve been actively maintained and stable for 6 months. Too risky.
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by cush 6mo ago
It doesn’t need to be said in the article, it’s obvious. EmDash is a term associated with slop.
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by cush 6mo ago
Not sure why you’re being downvoted. The name is so bad. WordPress is a great name for normies. Something like Cloudflare Press would make more sense. EmDash is at best a temporary meme.
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by cush 7mo ago
> making a hollandaise is not a skill I ever need in my life I know you just wanted to poke at the analogy, but if you like hollandaise, it's one of the easiest and most rewarding sauces to make at home! Restaurant hollaindaise is u

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