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Every path that starts with "font" is serving /font on Vercel(twitter.com)
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by dham 3y ago
True but the new hotness is edge and your database can be really far from where you actually deploy. This is what this article is trying to push back against. Mainly because Kent is all about Remix and Remix is more about just deploying t
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by dham 3y ago
And less startups will be successful now then when most startups were using Rails. Next.js is not a fullstack framework. Never will be. Fullstack frameworks will never work in the NodeJS ecosystem as the community is incapable of landing
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by dham 3y ago
> Wow. At what point do we get Generative Web Apps or Site, full backend and front end. Well GameMaker came out in 1999. So maybe like 2002?
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by dham 3y ago
1. Rails has had direct upload since it introduced Active Storage. No one has uploaded files through their servers in a decade 2. What do you mean? Point whatever CDN you want at your origin 3. Maybe 3a. Yes 3b. Metadata or a new table 4.
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by dham 3y ago
I understand there are hereditary cancers, but isn't cancer a metabolic disease in a lot of cases?
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by dham 3y ago
I agree to a certain extent but a tool charging money just seems odd. Like what if Ableton starts charging for every stream someone gets on Spotify, or Apple with Final Cut for every minute someone watches a video. Or probably, not so far
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by dham 3y ago
I've been enjoying Construct 3. Not the visual scripting but the Javascript portion. It's a really good Javascript engine at its core. For some reason people don't know this? DragonRuby has also been pretty fun and hot re
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by dham 3y ago
Too much sugar in Apples, not enough fiber.
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by dham 3y ago
Meat isn't bad, meat with carbs is bad.
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by dham 3y ago
Low in fruits: What kind of fruits? Not all fruits are created equal and it's important how we consume them. Drinking fruits in smoothies doesn't mean you're healthy. Eating Blackberries, Rasberries, Strawberries, Avocados
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by dham 3y ago
https://www.solidjs.com/guides/comparison#knockoutjs
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by dham 3y ago
Developers didn't understand event delegation, so entire codebases were filled with $.live, on and off events. If you componentized behaviors with jQuery it wasn't all that bad, although I'll admit it could get somewhat gnar
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by dham 3y ago
CSS? In all seriousness though Tailwind or SCSS.
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by dham 3y ago
Well, we existed for 10's of thousands of years before we ate bread, so yea not 30 years, but like a long time.
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by dham 3y ago
I know what it is. It's sitting on the toilet with a phone for long periods of time. Also sugar. Red meat / nitrates are out as our grandparents / great grandparents all ate this stuff like crazy.
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by dham 3y ago
Everyone made fun of people that said, "I did my own research" during Covid, but if you've been failed by the medical system once, you're used to this.
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by dham 3y ago
There's a physical aspect as well as a mental aspect to it. Media is constantly feeding you information about loss of smell (even though I've lost it at least a few times before with viruses).
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by dham 3y ago
We have to stop putting sugar in dumb things first, like ketchup and bacon. We have to get a grip.
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by dham 3y ago
I was just explaining this to my wife while we've been on keto. Yes, artificial sweeteners are bad, let's try to avoid them if possible, but if consuming some aspartame in jello helps us stay on keto and lose belly fat, then the
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by dham 3y ago
> If you are only re-rendering what is required, it's just a webpage at rest. As someone who has used React since 2015, and has worked on tons of React apps, with a wide range of team members and skill level, this is easier said tha
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by dham 3y ago
With 6x CPU slowdown (although not enough anymore) or a "normal" computer? React isn't exactly fast, in fact it's pretty slow. Developers just think it's fast because they have $4000 Mac Book Pro's.
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by dham 3y ago
Yea devs just don't understand that Ruby is strongly typed. In fact, it's the most strongly typed language out there besides Scala. It's just not statically typed.
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by dham 3y ago
We just looked at our options at work and landed back on Rails. The problem is the Javascript ecosystem is just bad for any project that needs to live for more than a year. The database libraries changes every 6 months, stuff is just cons
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by dham 3y ago
> If you're having to poke around in running code to find out WTF some symbol even is and where it comes from I see this people complain about this but I don't understand why. First of all I've seen highly competent engin
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by dham 3y ago
That's what I thought this was. Brackets coming back and becoming a web-only editor or something. Even though it was already a web-based editor.
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by dham 3y ago
Is an enterprise product sitting around and watching "movies" by yourself?
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by dham 3y ago
We use Algolia, and we have an index of that is 10 million records, 1 that is 5 million and 1 that is 4 million. Performance and reliability have never been an issue. In fact, it's the only thing in our stack that we never have issue
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by dham 3y ago
I still use old.reddit.com. Anytime I can opt out of "next gen" React interfaces I'm going to do it, so my M1 Pro processor doesn't melt.
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by dham 3y ago
> Measles alone meant you likely lost kids in that age range. I get what you're saying, but Measles is definitely the wrong thing to put here. Most people over the age of 35 aren't going to get what you're saying.

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