ehutch79

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   by ehutch79 3y ago

   Yes. This is why PHP got such a bad reputation. A lot of new developers where copy and pasting quick example code from stack overflow, or code from other new developers who only kind of knew what they were doing.
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   by ehutch79 3y ago

   Good thing we trained all those AIs with these answers.
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   by ehutch79 3y ago

   The first iterations of tailwind were really interesting. I took a lot of design system concepts from it. There are two problems with tailwind; 1) https://twitter.com/dillonchanis/status/1706473840367247482/..
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   by ehutch79 3y ago

   I imagine nothing happens. It's just an indication of what the company is thinking they're going to pay. This helps people who are bad negotiators from getting into trouble; "And what are your salary requirements?" &quot
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   by ehutch79 3y ago

   No, that's super helpful. You know to avoid that job. Likely the requirements listed will be inaccurate as well.
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   by ehutch79 3y ago

   almost as if it isn't avocado toast that's making millennials poor
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   by ehutch79 3y ago

   Wait. I was thinking 1000s of objects doing raycasts.
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   by ehutch79 3y ago

   Wait. that doesn't sound like you're doing 1000s of raycasts? Just a few, maybe a dozen? also, sounds like you're using JS, not Godot?
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   by ehutch79 3y ago

   Wait, I thought the reason sip on macOS was so terrible was because you couldn’t overwrite whatever system files you wanted without jumping through hoops… why would you bring an anti feature like that to Linux?
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    by ehutch79 3y ago

    Definitely has something to do with the giant warning banner that the site doesn't have https://
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    by ehutch79 3y ago

    Keep in mind that very often, the person interpreting as a hard requirement, and the on showing it's not, are different people. There's a lot of cargo culting going on, especially on twitter. This has only gotten worse since twitt
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    by ehutch79 3y ago

    In order to use websites as a desktop app, i would think you need to download a binary and run it. Otherwise it's just a normal web app?
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    by ehutch79 3y ago

    That's not what the parent is talking about. They're specifically refering to password authentication to make the ssh connection.
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    by ehutch79 3y ago

    I've got no sympathy, since you keep saying 'random script off the internet'. When you say datamining, what exactly do you mean? I've never had to datamine a codebase. It's not a database. Using the wrong terms for
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    by ehutch79 3y ago

    I didn't go to deep, but I don't immediately see how you add business logic and custom validation. Not like this varchar can only be these values, but like if this field is X, then field Y can only by these values, and field Z is
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    by ehutch79 3y ago

    What was the bluetooth api that disappeared? Did it not print out depreaction warnings?
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    by ehutch79 3y ago

    A week? Here i was thinking 8 hours would be a luxury.
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    by ehutch79 3y ago

    I misread the parent. I originally read it as it's easy to clone twitter. My response is it's easy enough to build a micro-blogging platform/service. it's all the other shit like moderation, regulatory/legal complia
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    by ehutch79 3y ago

    Are you sure about that. With things like twitter, the ui is not the hard part. Things like moderation are the secret sauce. All the corner cases and support for devopsy stuff likely account for a lot. Routing to specific instances for cele
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    by ehutch79 3y ago

    This. I’ve been think about this a lot. Like how htmlx is reinventing something called pjax (though better). There’s many other examples. It’s a lot of newer programmers never investigating the “lore”. I don’t think it’s part of CS curricul
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    by ehutch79 3y ago

    Generally no, and i don't think anyone was thinking we were talking about sites that only the writer sees? Otherwise what's the point of running a server?
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    by ehutch79 3y ago

    Thanks for the response. That sounds like a pretty monumental task
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    by ehutch79 3y ago

    I have no idea what you mean by this. Can you explain please?
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    by ehutch79 3y ago

    But now you’re talking about a niche enough audience, that existing ways of running a web server on your phone are fine, and they’ll jump over the proverbial hurdle. This still doesn’t remove the issue with running a server via mobile conne
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    by ehutch79 3y ago

    Do normal people give a shit? Like if you ask a cashier at McDonald’s, will they have any clue what you’re talking about? Walk into an office. Ask the receptionist, are they going to care at all? Do commenters on hacker news ever have conve
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    by ehutch79 3y ago

    Uh, it’s not personal websites we’re talking about. It’s hosting them on public facing servers on your phone specifically
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    by ehutch79 3y ago

    The lesson is open source needs to produce more accessible, usable software instead playing Cassandra
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    by ehutch79 3y ago

    Literally when the title indicates. Why would phones need to run a web server if that’s not the point?
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    by ehutch79 3y ago

    Out of curiousity, serious questions. Is this support for specific features, or does it just not work in 3.11? What's the issue? High level anyways, I'm sure there's stuff that seems basic, but is incredibly complex under the
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    by ehutch79 3y ago

    pytypes readme specifically says it doesn't support 3.11. so it's a non-starter for me.