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by etchalon 1y ago
If you think SPA's became the dominated architecture because of page-to-page transitions, I'm not sure how to have a productive conversation with you.
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by etchalon 1y ago
Tailwind's problems can be summed up as "There are a lot of people who don't want to learn CSS, and even more who don't want to learn how to maintain it well."
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by etchalon 1y ago
So odd that the FCC would suddenly revert all these rules which were designed to advocate for consumers. Wonder what changed recently?
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by etchalon 1y ago
It sure was neat when people aspired to help kids learn instead of being completely focused on them not learning the wrong thing.
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by etchalon 1y ago
This is why I'm glad HomeKit is the basis for Matter. Apple knew this crap would happen, and required HomeKit-certified devices to function "cloud-less".
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by etchalon 1y ago
No, I agree in principle. Letting Vercel functionally own the roadmaps for the "best" frameworks in the ecosystem is dangerous bordering on stupid.
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by etchalon 1y ago
If Astro is "designed to give me the same flexibility" it fails to do so in hilarious ways.
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by etchalon 1y ago
The "without having to deal with React" bit is crazy important. I also think, even if Nuxt supported React, its overall architecture is just better than Next's. Everything just seems to plug together better.
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by etchalon 1y ago
There is no universe in which I'm saying Astro can only output plain text. I am pointing out that CWV scores are irrelevant to the discussion. You are arguing that a Miata is valid competitor to an F150, while I'm repeatably tryin
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by etchalon 1y ago
https://nuxt.com/docs/getting-started/server Nuxt is a server-side JavaScript framework with a complete HTTP application stack, built on top of Nitro (which includes an even larger suite of capabilities) and H3.
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by etchalon 1y ago
I think plain text has the best possible CWV score yet is also deficient as an alternative for Nuxt if you're dealing with Vue-based MPAs, SSG or SPAs with SSR.
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by etchalon 1y ago
I have no idea what you think that graph is showing or how its relevant.
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by etchalon 1y ago
I think you're fundamentally missing the difference between these two frameworks.
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by etchalon 1y ago
Vercel benefits from not letting other, better, cheaper architectures like Cloudflare Workers get better treatment than them from popular framework authors.
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by etchalon 1y ago
It's only "more capable" in the sense that yes, ultimately, it's JavaScript and you can do a lot with JavaScript. But Astro's model is "generate markup once, serve statically". Nuxt's model is "S
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by etchalon 1y ago
There is no universe in which Astro is a better choice than Nuxt for Vue-based MPA, SSG or SPA with SSR situations.
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by etchalon 1y ago
What? Nuxt is the only "out-of-box-everything-works" framework for Vue. So yes, if you use Vue, you use Nuxt.
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by etchalon 1y ago
Ugh. Can they not? Who do I talk about them not? NuxtLabs was doing great work building out support for Cloudflare, making it a viable alternative to Vercel. Now, I'm sure all that work will get dropped and we'll be stuck with onl
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by etchalon 1y ago
Jobs and Ives made numerous horrendous design decisions while at Apple. Brushed Metal springs to mind.
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by etchalon 1y ago
Undocumented or not, you are always subject to our laws.
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by etchalon 1y ago
Maybe I should have qualified that with new Google Product.
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by etchalon 1y ago
Hopefully everyone's learned not to build their business on top of any Google product. Who knows when they'll cancel it.
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by etchalon 1y ago
A lot of BNPL loans are offered at 0% for X payments. Usually 6 months, sometimes 12 months on larger purchases. Given current interest rates, I take that deal WHENEVER it's offered.
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by etchalon 1y ago
So you're using a single person you stood behind in a line for a massive generalization but calling one of the largest sources of consumer debt in the US an edge-case? Neat.
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by etchalon 1y ago
If you watch the videos posted, the cars are behaving it what I would consider eerily human-like ways. That's explainable by, perhaps, the data training set, but an "Actually Indians" approach seems more likely (and more inli
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by etchalon 1y ago
We're just gonna keep re-inventing HyperCard.
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by etchalon 1y ago
They were a feat of engineering, ten years ago. Maybe even five years ago. But for what they actually offer (excluding the "betas" and "Muskian Promises"), most manufacturers make a car that's comparable / bett
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by etchalon 1y ago
What would you consider sufficient evidence to prove that Oswald acted alone?
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by etchalon 1y ago
The nature of a conspiracy theory is that it is a belief not-backed by facts in evidence, but one requiring the theorist to assume alternative information based on their own intuition and a distrust of official data. Saying their beliefs ar
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by etchalon 1y ago
The point isn't "I believe what intelligence agencies have said". The point is "it does not matter what intelligence agencies say or release. Conspiracy theorists will not trust it." Their beliefs are unfalsifiable.

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