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by gatinsama 2y ago
It's good they are improving and extending HTML, but still a long way to go. The HTMX guys have a few good ideas.
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by gatinsama 2y ago
I read this neutrally, then in a positive tone, then in a negative one, and I agree with all three statements.
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Will the future of software development run on vibes? (Vibe Coding)(arstechnica.com)
2 points by gatinsama 2y ago|0 comments
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How to use LLMs to code critical software for you(keystonebit.com)
1 points by gatinsama 2y ago|0 comments
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by gatinsama 2y ago
> Their leader sucks, but so does ours But people voted for one and not the other.
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Claude Code creates SAGE design system(youtube.com)
2 points by gatinsama 2y ago|0 comments
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by gatinsama 2y ago
What in particular? Never tried Rails so I want to know what I'm missing.
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by gatinsama 2y ago
I am using Django and I do understand the sentiment. But everything old is new again. Today there is better tooling than ever for these tools. I am using Django with htmx + alpine.js and sending HTML instead of JSON. Breaking free from JSON
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by gatinsama 2y ago
The problem is that nobody reads the tool manual
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by gatinsama 2y ago
Agreed! Thanks for bringing this up. Epistemology is a hard subject. It's hard to know something in depth. And the more you know about something, the more it is to be known (fractal nature of knowledge). So believing that LLMs can unde
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by gatinsama 2y ago
Amazing story. Why post on LinkedIn though? I'm not angry, just disappointed.
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by gatinsama 2y ago
> the mental model that allows the designer to map a subset of the world (the domain) to and from the system, and not the system itself, is the primary product of the software design activity This is spot on. I was never able to put it i
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by gatinsama 2y ago
Thanks a lot for this. I use it everday and it brings me a lot if joy. We need more tools like this one.
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by gatinsama 2y ago
You have no idea how many times you use it. Maps? Recommendation systems (the algo)? Other optimizations? BTW, to the best of my knowledge, dictation still has a high error rate.
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by gatinsama 2y ago
I have looked at it but not updated yet, and I don't think I will. v5 looks more like React (effect, props), but it still keeps much of the simplicity from Svelte. I think they wanted to be more explicit so it better supports larger ap
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by gatinsama 2y ago
Svelte keeps getting mentioned as part of next/nuxt/svelte, but my experience with it has been great. I've used it for projects of varying complexity like a personal blog and a SPA. I believe much of the complexity fatigue th
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by gatinsama 2y ago
I would close the comments section after this. Perfect summary.
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by gatinsama 2y ago
This again? What year is it? We need to move past this type of thinking. Most professional services could be automated and yet they are not for a number of reasons. For developers, the unescapable complexity that keeps creeping into project
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by gatinsama 2y ago
Why not just ask for a more progressive tax system instead of trying to instill class warfare? Sounds commie to me.
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by gatinsama 2y ago
Great idea and the product looks great. I looked everywhere for a suitable substitute for AE and there was none.
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by gatinsama 2y ago
No way. Really? I'm shocked.
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by gatinsama 2y ago
Good point. What is hard is not programming, but taming complexity and scale.
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by gatinsama 2y ago
In fact, I am blaming the company from the very start, since they are the ones who promised something they could never deliver.
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by gatinsama 2y ago
In general, running a tech company is harder (more complex) than running other kinds of companies but offers significant rewards if you can do it well. The new normal (from the invention of the internet on) would be that tech companies are
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by gatinsama 2y ago
The model is broken. Too many people want to learn to code, not everyone can do it well. The only way would be to filter many candidates going in, but the negative press would be huge. So you end up with huge cohorts of people who can'
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by gatinsama 2y ago
I will steal this
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by gatinsama 2y ago
So, regulators consider that regulating is good. Science is amazing, really.
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by gatinsama 2y ago
The study only tells us that some workers who implemented GDPR think it was worth it. As if they had enough information and context to judge whether the extra work was useful. But people do have a bias to believe that their work is useful.
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by gatinsama 3y ago
Simple, not easy
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by gatinsama 3y ago
I immediately searched for this quote when I read the OP. Thanks!

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