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3y ago
Just looked at it again some more and it infers data types when returning data.
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Dizzy Dunker Mousetrap [video]
(youtube.com)
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I Don't Use a DI Container – Node.js with TypeScript
(khalilstemmler.com)
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3y ago
I don't know about Adonis, tried it the other day and followed their guide (maybe it was this one https://adonisjs.com/adonisjs-at-a-glance ). And the second or third command I typed in to create a model didn't wo
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3y ago
Sounds like you want Fastify maybe? It still feels bare bones compared to NestJS. https://fastify.dev/docs/latest/Guides/Getting-Started#valid...
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Prototype poisoning (2019)
(fastify.dev)
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3y ago
Drizzle seems a bit low level. Reading the docs I see a thin DSL for schema definitions and a query builder, which seems to return plain objects.
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3y ago
95% Accuracy, 3 Perfect cuts
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I Hate NestJS
(ethang.dev)
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3y ago
Pedestrian Safety: We Just ERASED 40 Years of Progress https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fEj-pyjA2oo
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Darkness, imprisoning me All that I see, absolute horror I cannot live, I cannot die Trapped in myself, body my holding cell Landmine, has taken my sight Taken my speech, taken my hearing Taken my arms, taken my legs Taken my soul, left me
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Be an Engineer, Not a Frameworker
(johndanielraines.medium.com)
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Is Laravel the happiest developer community on the planet?
(github.com)
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3y ago
I think they want to be helpful and leave their mark, which sometimes includes trying to reinvent boring CRUD designs and borrowing some cool but more involved ux pattern they saw in a big-money product. Adopting a popular 3rd party compone
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3y ago
Oh, but we need the full search functionality right now, yes there are only tens of entries now but in a few years there will be thousands. And the designer will design all the search flows based on our twenty page product requirements doc,
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BikeGremlin – Website for those who are into bicycles
(bike.bikegremlin.com)
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Postgres.app – the easiest way to get started with PostgreSQL on the Mac
(postgresapp.com)
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$15,000 mistake – NAS data recovery [video]
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Everything you know about Roman Roads is wrong [video]
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3y ago
And it's a hassle to keep it in sync. If you decide to update your password you need to remember to print out a copy and store it in the safe, oh and throw out the old one.
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Building exceptional speakers using modern techniques [video]
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How Long Can SSD Store Data Unpowered? Year 1 Update [video]
(youtube.com)
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dsego
3y ago
Sub-grids will solve the grid in child component I think.
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dsego
3y ago
Flexbox for most stuff, resort to grid only if flexbox can't solve your layout. The way I see it, if there is horizontal or vertical stacking, it's flexbox. And since you can nest, it covers a wide ranged of typical layout patter
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3y ago
No tricks anymore, not much to keep up, flexbox and grid are the end-game. And for most UI cases flexbox is all you need, it's basically stack/group (or vbox/hbox), so you can arrange items vertically or horizontally. Learn f
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Ranking of Memorable People
(pantheon.world)
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3y ago
The word you're looking for is ideology. https://bigthink.com/the-present/slavoj-zizek-ideology/
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3y ago
Does that relate to Plato's world of ideas?
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dsego
3y ago
Depends on your moral framework I would guess, morality isn't absolute.
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dsego
3y ago
It all depends on who prevails. The american revolution would be viewed through a different lens if the British had won. The french resistance blowing up trains could be considered terrorist acts if ww2 ended differently.
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