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> It’s way ahead of both Rails Hotwire and Laravel Livewire. LiveView communicates through WebSockets Where's the facepalm emoji? Rails Hotwire uses websockets... The research done here seems to be so basic it literally missed some
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> You know it's funny, because you were clearly unaware of what ethninationalism meant, and had to look it up on wikipedia, I didn't need to look it up just like I didn't need to look up the word "may". It'
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> The central tenet of ethnic nationalists is that nations are defined by a shared heritage, which usually includes a common language, a common faith, and a common ethnic ancestry. This is one sentence. The "central tenet" app
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I mean, trash is subjective. Certainly a lot of abandoned gems. Case in point, for one project, I needed to pull some financial data. So used an unofficial gem for that provider. It was a mess of spaghetti and object patterns for what c
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> It is in Israel, where there is an apartheid rule Are you thick? Israel literally has Arab politicians and political parties, and 2 million Arabs living in Israel proper. > Ethnonationalism means you believe in one ethnicity being
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None of them are extreme. You putting the word there doesn't make it so. And ethnonationalism is the rule for the majority of countries in the world. The only reason the Americas are different is because of colonialism.
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> north Africa Possibly covered by the Sahara, or if we're talking along the coast, underwater. Or covered by current settlements. > other civilization cradles. Because people still live there and built on top.
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So now nationalism is bad? Are all nations bad? Including non-white nations? Wait until you find out what the "free Palestine" movement wants... And Denmark was formerly very liberal, the pushback is for real reasons. Poland s
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Nirav Patel is of Indian origin, DHH is Danish, Vaxry is Polish, and this whole "thing" is smug white Americans telling them what to think. No one sees any irony in this?
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1y ago
When Mint always comes up as a distro for newbies coming from Windows, then lacks all the features of a modern system, yes, it's terrible.
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Which vehicles other than the Cybertruck have drive by wire steering? To my knowledge it's the only one without a physical steering column...
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Linux Mint is terrible. Horribly outdated software, how are they still on X11? Both their DEs are forks which introduces problems... Like, in regular Gnome/KDE land, you have Wayland which is a huge improvement over X11, HDR works, f
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> Do you happen to know why? Look at Rust and NPM... Insane amounts of dependencies for almost every library. C and C++ famously don't have package managers, well, at least not blessed ones (although you could argue Linux/Unix
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1y ago
If you're a programmer you should know how to change keyboard layouts. I speak a couple languages that use accents, all my dead keys need to be combined with a compose key first.
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> Tip: I very often use AI for inspiration. In this case, I ended up keeping a lot (not all) of the UI code it made, but I will very often prompt an agent, throw away everything it did, and redo it myself (manually!). I find the "ze
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This isn't a problem with open source. For many of us with startups that have low stakes (worst we can do is have no users) a lack of support is fine, we can do it ourselves and save the money. And there's plenty of consultancies
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Just keeps getting wilder. Now Arko claims to own the Bundler trademark even though we know he didnt create it.
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Andre Arko seems to be trying to reframe this by concern trolling and appealing to people's sense of community. Here's the thing: when a corporation terminates you, no matter the situation, you delete all your credentials, apps, e
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The comment you originally replied to said it's not a radical right wing opinion. So my comment is reiterating that; it's not radical. Being slightly right of centre in the sense of wanting to preserve your culture is a mainstre
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As time goes on this opinion is getting very popular in many parts of Europe. It's probably the majority view on the continent.
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> To me it looks like he wasn't sure who was trustworthy at the time. It wasn't his decision to make. His consulting was terminated, he needed to hand over whatever credentials he had and wash his hands of it.
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Shopify stepped up with funding. And the community is bringing out pitchforks whining about big tech...
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How about now?
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> let those accused respond. Literally all we've heard so far is from the other side... > If they have factual evidence, they need to bring the matter to a court I'd be surprised if they aren't. This post feels very mu
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It was after a big sponsor pulled out and presumably before Shopify stepped in...
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Gem can pull in gems from any repository, even straight from a git server like GitHub. And most of the time gems are built from scratch on your computer, Nokogiri is the only one I can think of that isn't.
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Lol and in previous posts everyone was acting like Arko is above board... I brought up multiple times that his actions were suspicious, was downvoted. Now proof of that plus an email trying to low-key extort RubyCentral into allowing him t
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RubyCentral is a legal entity and they paid him for his work so they definitely could take action against him if he was shown to have harmed users or the company in any way.
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> Rails apps are rare and getting replaced. Wait until you find out how many YC startups use Rails... Or how big Shopify is. Or how many other large companies use it. And how many startups use it but just don't talk about it becau
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1y ago
You know Stimulus is for writing JS, right?
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