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by ehutch79 3y ago
That doesn't sound like something any tooling should be supporting. I've done that before, and everyone who does regrets it. It should be a linting error, not something we need to re-write searching to support.
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by ehutch79 3y ago
Utility classes are good and all. Scoped css is great. "Naming things is hard" is still such a cop-out.
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by ehutch79 3y ago
That's fine. Saying it's redundant is 100% valid. That's not what the OP said. Saying it's because naming a class is hard is BS.
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by ehutch79 3y ago
grep -R .class-name ./assets/css/wherever Or use your IDE's project search? In vscode you can just ctrl-click on the class and it should find it? IT IS NOT DIFFICULT
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by ehutch79 3y ago
Coming up with css class names is not hard. And if you're that creatively inhibited to not come up with the class name 'pricing-card' for cards in the pricing table, there's crutches like BEM ( https://getbem.
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by ehutch79 3y ago
You could play dumb, and respond as if they wrote that drivel themselves. Especially pointing out contradictions.
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by ehutch79 3y ago
Arguably, relying on homebrew is dumping the hassle on the user. To be honest though, if your making a cli tool, you’re requiring the command line. And anyone comfortable with the command line can install homebrew
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by ehutch79 3y ago
LoFi is a thing already. It's an abbreviation of Low Fidelity.
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by ehutch79 3y ago
But will it run this mission critical foxpro db last updated in 2003? That loads data off a windows share...
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by ehutch79 3y ago
Real question; do you expect most, half, or even a quarter of MacOS users are going to be installing things through brew?
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by ehutch79 3y ago
You're in the wrong spaces. I don't know where you should be to have those conversations, but I imagine it involves (social / interpersonal) networking. You need to be talking to people in the same role or at the same level a
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by ehutch79 3y ago
They don’t read those blogs. And if they do, the decision makers have enough experience to know that “your dog blog doesn’t need k8s” doesn’t apply to their 100000 mau app
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by ehutch79 3y ago
This feels like it's strictly a brochure for management types. Maybe I'm missing some larger context as to why this is on the front page.
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by ehutch79 3y ago
As the other commenter said, ingesting data from various sources. You don't actually know what's in that JSON. There's also a myriad of ways to alter data running in a browser. From plugins to just fooling around with the con
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by ehutch79 3y ago
Fair.
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by ehutch79 3y ago
A note; typescript does nothing to ensure types are correct at runtime. Especially in the browser. You need to do runtime checking even if you're using typescript. In Python, yeah, they're called Type _Hints_ for a reason. Don&#x2
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by ehutch79 3y ago
And they seem to have been proven right. (probably not the way they think)
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by ehutch79 3y ago
If you're accessing a remote host for the DB, there is a backend.
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by ehutch79 3y ago
Your tax rate? no. 50m+ incomes? Yes But, you're right in that just having more taxes won't fix things. There's serious issues in our governments, local state and federal, around actual costs and mismanagement of projects. It
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by ehutch79 3y ago
Uhh, there's been repeated tax reductions since the 80s. We all, the upper brackets in particular, pay less taxes than we would be 30-40 years ago. The rich also have tools to reduce their taxes further, like deferrals, that's how
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by ehutch79 3y ago
There's no budget, it got cut so multimillionaires could get tax breaks.
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by ehutch79 3y ago
Or could it be that continuous tax cuts for upper tax brackets, and resulting deeper and deeper cuts in funding for basics like maintenance lead to shit like breakdowns in public infrastructure. I could see thins in places like NH in the 90
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by ehutch79 3y ago
That might be key. In the US, a lot of our problems come down to greed. You can be legally liable for choosing to do what’s right for employees instead of increasing shareholder value.
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by ehutch79 3y ago
Evidence would suggest those arn't things MBAs take away from their degree...
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by ehutch79 3y ago
Why would you do that? I wouldn't do that with node_modules either. If they're 100% cloned VMs or something, I guess? I'd still probably just build wheels and use those.
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by ehutch79 3y ago
You can certainly just delete a venv. `rf -rf venv` I'm not sure what kind of custom path you need, but you can put a venv anywhere you want that's practical. Yes, when you create it, you need leave it there. but they're triv
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by ehutch79 3y ago
Why is venv bad though?
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by ehutch79 3y ago
Turn off your spam filtering for a week. You'll find out what the quality of the job they are doing is.
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by ehutch79 3y ago
Google Just Disabled Third Party Cookies for 30M Chrome Users Fixed it for you. There's a huge difference. Especially considering secure httponly cookies are the recommended way to store session cookies and such.
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by ehutch79 3y ago
I thought python now provided wheels for alpine? Wouldn’t that make this article outdated? Also, real question, how often are you rebuilding docker images (not containers) that a few seconds matter?

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