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   by ericyd 1y ago

   Based on this response I have to assume you spend 100% of your time in your house and can't understand why diesel trucks would ever impact someone in another setting.
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   by ericyd 1y ago

   > always require a lot of (passing) tests My favorite LLM-generated code I've seen in PRs lately is expect(true).toBe(true) Look ma! Tests aren't flaky anymore!
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   by ericyd 1y ago

   > It’d be completely sensible to be spooked by that, and conclude that Apple Wallet is tracking you. Wait, there were/are people who believe Apple Wallet doesn't track them in some way?
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   by ericyd 1y ago

   > React doesn't provide a way to explicitly bind to properties and events of DOM elements, or provide directives that apply to an element. I didn't understand this part, can anyone shed light? What is different between what&#x2
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   by ericyd 1y ago

   It isn't a surprise for many, but my impression is that distribution of VC funds to African counties is highly inequitable. The article mentions that this is the first investment in an African founder for one of the involved VCs (Peak
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   by ericyd 1y ago

   If it weren't tragic it would be hilarious that Trump is the worst thing the US economy has seen since COVID.
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   by ericyd 1y ago

   This site is unusable on my mobile android phone, even tried multiple browsers. The body text extends beyond the window and I can't scroll or zoom to fit.
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   by ericyd 1y ago

   Definitely a possibility
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   by ericyd 1y ago

   I really like the idea purposed here but none of these projects are even remotely interesting to me. It's moments like this when I start to question whether or not I'm losing my love of programming.
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    by ericyd 1y ago

    Valid questions. For me it's two things: 1) sometimes hooks are configured on commit, and I prefer to have a very quick and lightweight commit action. If I'm changing branches sometimes I'll commit WIP changes so I can easily
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    by ericyd 1y ago

    There's always a spectrum of preference with these things. Personally I don't like git hooks for my workflows because I know CI will enforce the relevant checks. In addition, I am fine running an extra test or lint or build comman
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    by ericyd 1y ago

    I'm much more offended by your egregious copy paste comment than the actual site experience.
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    by ericyd 1y ago

    Am I the only one distressed by the amount of good that could have come from $60B over 5 years if applied to a social problem, but was instead squandered on nerd fantasies?
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    by ericyd 1y ago

    We are using PrimeVue at my work and are very happy with it. I'm not super familiar with Mui so can't directly compare. https://primevue.org/
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    by ericyd 1y ago

    Very balanced response, but in my case it's less about gotchas and more about APIs. I just think other frameworks have more intuitive APIs than react. Maybe this falls in the same category as a gotcha, but I feel it's a little dif
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    by ericyd 1y ago

    Ok... Edit my comment to say "writing the bulk of your business logic yourself will be incredibly uncommon."
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    by ericyd 1y ago

    You might be right that intellisense is to blame, but my suspicion is that some people are just worse at writing code and it isn't really about the available tools.
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    by ericyd 1y ago

    I also appreciate the craft of coding. My suspicion is that eventually it just won't be a thing anymore, even though such a future is not my preference. Not that humans will be completely removed from coding, but writing every line you
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    by ericyd 1y ago

    I only skimmed it because the thesis is so incredibly broad it's effectively impossible to prove or disprove. There's no way we could know something this significant at a population level due to the effects of tools that came out
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    by ericyd 1y ago

    For such a short book review I feel like they could have listed out one or two example felonies that people likely commit each day. Feels like a weird tease.
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    by ericyd 2y ago

    What's with the mis-matched hyphens/dashes?
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    by ericyd 2y ago

    Yeah my comment was dumb. I wish I would have said: there are useful improvements we could make to CSS, but I don't think a new layout engine is the top priority.
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    by ericyd 2y ago

    I kinda feel like CSS is already feature complete. I know they listed things that can't easily be done currently but I'm not upset about that.
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    by ericyd 2y ago

    What actions would you expect to come out of problematic measurements like a "Culture Biome"?
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    by ericyd 2y ago

    IMO dimensional analysis is still useful even if unit conversions are more compatible.
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    by ericyd 2y ago

    This was a joy to read. This comment is not useful but sometimes I just want to share a reaction.
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    by ericyd 2y ago

    Trippy, this is an improved version of my first ever programming project [0]! I literally didn't know how to program so my version is awful but I love seeing the idea come around into a fully realized app! [0] https://github
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    by ericyd 2y ago

    This is my thought too, I'm having trouble envisioning a case where a reasonably complex UI wouldn't still need JS. I guess it provides a roadmap to incremental adoption.
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    by ericyd 2y ago

    I love the idea of command line accounting and having books based on git, but my primary use case is accounting for a shared account with my non technical life partner. Has anyone tried navigating the hurdle of introducing a non technical p
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    by ericyd 2y ago

    > no HTML, no javascript, no CSS. Just HTTP of WASM blobs. This is where the web browser is going eventually anyway Uh, hm, I think this critical assertion requires some justification.