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by ehutch79 3y ago
This is the answer.
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Hasn't threads hit over 100m? Even if 90% just signed up to check it out and never use it again, that's a lot. And it was rushed out because twitter was busy shooting itself in the foot. I'm not sure how mastodon people are s
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It has a 2.5gb link, per the article
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There are definitely a substantial number of people who have no idea how to use a dial and need an explanation
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That’s not the promise though. The promise is “this app will generate a whole codebase”.
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I mean, right now the only thing at risk is the todo.app industry... I've yet to see anything maintaining legacy apps, or generating line of business apps with requirements... even simple stuff, like departure needs to be before arriva
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by ehutch79 3y ago
Not being typed in a untyped/weakly typed language like JS, is NOT a bug. Just because something is 'legacy' doesn't mean it's crap. It cauld be well thought out and easily maintained. I've been dealing with a
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by ehutch79 3y ago
You’ve never actually implemented a real world implementation, have you? You’re going to have parameters that are compound. You’re going to end up filtering on objects 3 relations removed, or deal with nasty syncing of normalization. You’ll
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Yes? Because he water wants to break apart and bond with parts of your cell walls, destroying them? I don’t think you understand how rare pure water actually is?
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Yeah, honestly too many people try to pick up something like a game engine or a web framework without knowing the underlying language. It's a recipe for disaster.
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Isn't the dissolving the dangerous bit?
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Fair Warning; second hand story Yes, just drinking some will do damage. I've heard of a non-tech seeing 'water' and ignoring the rest of labels and warning and drinking very pure water. Had to be sent to the hospital.
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by ehutch79 3y ago
I'm not sure what any of that has to do with using websockets by default vs traditional rest data fetching?
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Very memorable.
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Shouldn't rest (or graphql) be the default? with realtime updates being a progressive enhancement?
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They should be part of your migrations? and your migration should be versioned?
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For SQL databases at least: You can your db sum columns faster than you can grab the data, parse it, and compute the sum. In query calculations to avoid race conditions from doing the math on separate servers, etc. Triggers and procedures a
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or the field is "is_rspts_field" and no one will tell them what that means.
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I believe they're talking about single file components being lazy loaded.
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And you're definitely being shit canned for performance, nothing to do with the recent hr complaint against your boss.
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It'll only be for two days. Which means it's exactly as effective as gas boycotts.
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Likely because the issue isn't third party apps, but people scraping for LLMs grain of salt and everything, as it's a conspiracy theory off twitter...
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Probably something like flask/sql alchemy. It’s been a bit since I’ve looked at the field. But Django is definitely opinionated on things
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Literal spaghetti code? How do you deal with references? Like defining a variable and using it later in multiple places?
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On mobile. I meant ORM
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If you’re not all in on the Orem I’m not sure I’d recommend django
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If you would have made them separate function views, they should be separate class views.
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Neovim, but curved slightly
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SQL vs. CSS What’s the Difference? Which Is Better?(history-computer.com)
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Wait staff when there's table service are usually exempt from minimum wage. So they're paid a pitence, and tipping is how they get a reasonable wage. Counter help at starbucks or whatnot are paid normal wages, and don't need

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