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by dbbk 4y ago
I personally have always had a hard rule of never commuting more than 30 minutes and it's worked nicely so far.
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by dbbk 4y ago
Monzo does have business accounts... I have one. It's great.
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by dbbk 4y ago
I first heard this on Radio 1 when they were playing it next to a similar modern song, Self Esteem's I Do This All The Time. Both of them are incredible. "Getting married isn't the biggest day of your life, all the days that
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by dbbk 4y ago
PHP in 2022 is statically typed, if you want it to be. The only thing afaik it's currently missing is generics.
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by dbbk 4y ago
PHP5 to 8 is night and day in terms of performance just on its own, they're not really comparable.
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by dbbk 4y ago
That might be mainly a Drupal problem, I use Laravel and it can do some significant caching of all the bootstrap stuff for production. Plus as mentioned PHP itself is pretty strong now in terms of opcache and such.
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by dbbk 4y ago
I agree. I started learning PHP in 2006, and though obviously it's advanced enormously since then, I did wonder if I should switch to more 'modern' options. In particular I tried to switch to Node a few times. But I just foun
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by dbbk 4y ago
You can't have a discussion being this vague
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by dbbk 4y ago
What do you think is better?
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by dbbk 4y ago
I've actually been pleasantly surprised building a GraphQL API in PHP (which I just assumed would be a nightmare), Lighthouse is pretty strong for this.
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by dbbk 4y ago
I know Maine at least uses Ranked Choice Voting.
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by dbbk 4y ago
It is so wild that your country is beholden to either one of two private organisations. What if one of them (e.g. the Republican party) goes totally off the rails? There is basically no mechanism to wholesale replace them because the inerti
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by dbbk 4y ago
It's just so frustrating. Tech has this "winner takes all" mentality, there can only be one app to rule them all. That's what people are revolting against here... "make Instagram Instagram again". I don't
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by dbbk 4y ago
No PaaS is only the hosting
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by dbbk 4y ago
Types is at least one thing that immediately comes to mind
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by dbbk 4y ago
Basically just saying you can use async/await to fetch the data, I think
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by dbbk 4y ago
Any UGC needs to be dynamic
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by dbbk 4y ago
It was necessary because the aspect-ratio CSS property didn't exist before
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by dbbk 4y ago
Is there any public mention of Cloudflare's work on this? I can't find anything
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by dbbk 4y ago
Also I would not underestimate the power of push notifications. Forums don't come with their own app and notifications out of the box.
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by dbbk 4y ago
I believe they actually use Stripe under the hood
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by dbbk 4y ago
Paddle, end of discussion. You literally don't have to spend a single second worrying about this.
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by dbbk 4y ago
Eh, in that case you're still sending all requests to one Node server. I think it'd still be preferable to have a CDN so that it can be served from the edge. Also, you can achieve this behaviour on CDNs from a full SSR response wi
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by dbbk 4y ago
What are your thoughts on TipTap?
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by dbbk 4y ago
A textarea would not work
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by dbbk 4y ago
What are you on about
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by dbbk 4y ago
I think it's a good thing that he did it. However, there is no disputing that he had absolutely no authority to. He is guilty. And he knew that when he did it.
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by dbbk 4y ago
What was the UK gonna do, say no? That wasn't really an option.
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by dbbk 4y ago
Ford, the 40 hour week comes from car manufacturing in factories, it's not tailored for office work.
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by dbbk 4y ago
The naming convention is no different to Next.js, arguably the most popular frontend framework currently

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