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by e67f70028a46fba 6y ago
Utilitarians utilitarianiazing utilitarianly. It would be funny, if these folks didn’t wield so much power.
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The Implementation of the Hyperscript Debugger(denizaksimsek.com)
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by e67f70028a46fba 6y ago
I use a simple rpn calculator as a demo and motivation in many of my classes. Stack languages are so neat.
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by e67f70028a46fba 6y ago
Even the term: lockdown Free societies don’t have lockdowns. Prisons do. One would think that the government would come up with a better term, if only out of self interest. But then perhaps that’s the point.
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by e67f70028a46fba 6y ago
Not sure. Happened the last time htmx was on the front page too...
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by e67f70028a46fba 6y ago
It’s a mindset change. With htmx you should start with the entire body updating and then scale down to achieve the ux you want, rather than thinking in terms of individual components updating. The htmx merge algorithm is pretty good and yo
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by e67f70028a46fba 6y ago
It’s a reasonable take for someone who doesn’t know htmx very well. Hotwire is definitely more progressive enhancement friendly (although htmx has he-boost). htmx is an attempt to complete html as a hypertext and, as such has a different ap
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by e67f70028a46fba 8y ago
> How did an elite, repressive minority policing speech and culture through political correctness come to browbeat the American democratic majority? Setting aside whether or not this situation is good, the author clearly thinks it is
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by e67f70028a46fba 8y ago
I was just talking about this with my co-workers. Rails has so much built in and has been refactored and cleaned up so many times that, if you are just trying to build a web application with a reasonable authentication system, it's a
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GPL version 2 is a bare license. Rescind.(Re linux Code of Conduct Bannings)(spinics.net)
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Gab.com is raising a second public round(startengine.com)
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by e67f70028a46fba 8y ago
the willingness to be uncool may become a powerful competitive advantage
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by e67f70028a46fba 8y ago
To an extent, yes. The problem is that for the boomers, taking on lots of debt has worked out smashingly as they levered into a booming (in part due to that leverage) economy. But now we've reached the conclusion of that leveraged boo
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by e67f70028a46fba 8y ago
> The article falls directly into the "good old days" fallacy This comment falls directly into the "things never change" fallacy. This fallacy can be applied whenever anyone complains about any change anywhere. Picki
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by e67f70028a46fba 8y ago
the inflation had already happened in the preceding asset bubble QE got swallowed up to make the large creditors whole and it ended up being a massive wealth transfer to them, so you see elite real estate, art, etc. being bid up while the r
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by e67f70028a46fba 8y ago
until the word 'usury' is resurrected and reintegrated into economic thought, nothing changes: there will be cycles of capital concentration followed by credit collapses and, eventually, social unrest thus always to debtors
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by e67f70028a46fba 8y ago
> If this is right – and we can debate exact parameter values forever, but it’s hard to argue with their point-estimate-vs-distribution-logic – then there’s no Fermi Paradox. It’s done, solved, kaput. this makes no sense at all: whethe
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by e67f70028a46fba 8y ago
works great, and amazing support from folks who know the systems well keyboard is obviously far better than the macbook, and the screen is matte you can get 32GB of memory it's a great rig, i am just unreasonable about wanting a single
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by e67f70028a46fba 8y ago
same, long time mac user getting sick of apple's shit i recently bought the system76 galago pro: https://system76.com/laptops/galago unfortunately I can't drive power and data over the USB-C port, so I'm
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by e67f70028a46fba 8y ago
As with J2EE EJBs, microservices conflates two things: - a strong API between components - network calls The former is a very good idea that should be implemented widely in most code bases, especially as they mature, using techniques like m
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by e67f70028a46fba 8y ago
lol intercooler does a ton more than barbajs does with almost no javascript, they aren't even comparable as w/ pjax or turbolinks, barbajs is a fine library, but it isn't trying to create HTML++ and there isn't much REST
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by e67f70028a46fba 8y ago
yeah, I mock the ajax requests out so I don't have to host a server-side app you can click on the code tabs and see what's going on, and it should be easy enough to map to whatever backend technology you are using
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by e67f70028a46fba 8y ago
if it helps you can think of intercooler as HTML++, addressing the shortcomings of HTML (only supporting GET/POST, only allowing clicks/submissions to generate requests, only targeting full page replacements, etc.) rather than try
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by e67f70028a46fba 8y ago
I have used swagger a bit for JSON API development, but didn't find it added much over just keeping it simple and reacting to client needs. I typically split my externally facing JSON API out from the main application (which uses HTML&
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by e67f70028a46fba 8y ago
i work on intercooler, you can AMA as usual, a lot of negative comments from HN on the approach (which is admittedly against the grain) but I've used it for a relatively large and successful web app (rails back end) and it has worked o