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by gedy 2y ago
I know they are capable of more, but I also tire of people being so enamored with "bootstrap a brand new app" type AI coding - like is that even a big part of our job? In 25 years of dev work, I've needed to do that for comm
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by gedy 2y ago
Yeah independent of commuting, I'd not want to work for my company if I had to spend a lot of time with my coworkers in person. You want people to gel like that in person and I'd need really different demographics. Online it&#x2
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by gedy 2y ago
It was a long time ago, but probably did qualify. However it was just what was normal to do and didn't see a need to have them provide lunch.
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by gedy 2y ago
Yeah I don't get it, we've always packed a lunch for our kids as a matter of fact and it's not much money or work. Same as I growing up and we were quite poor for the US.
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by gedy 2y ago
> Secondly, why push the deadline out to 2032 It's politicians trying to signal they "did something" without dealing with the consequences or being measured if it's actually successful or not
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by gedy 2y ago
Haven't forgot ya, just wasn't where I thought it was. I have it, just looking.
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by gedy 2y ago
I agree but clearly Vercel benefits from teams choosing SSR, so teams need to take it with a grain of salt.
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by gedy 2y ago
Just having conventions around routing, and a "just works" build & lint is nice to avoid a team bikeshedding their own solutions. (Please don't suggest react-router... which seemingly reinvents itself every couple years)
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by gedy 2y ago
Had a Vectrex bought on clearance from Toys R Us, sold it long ago unfortunately. I randomly though still have its Lightpen in my drawer here, any retro hardware aficionados need it?
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by gedy 2y ago
> My point is, if you're forming a new team from people that never seen each other and they communicate during random zoom calls the chances they will grow a real bond are very slim. Sure that's fair.
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by gedy 2y ago
> I missed some money but I think the history somehow proved me right. Maybe, but I will say that having the norm be "unless you hang out in person your team can't bond" is an out for some people to excuse not being friend
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by gedy 2y ago
I wish they'd just use macOS and make that the "MacBook Touch" with a detachable keyboard. I have no use for iPadOS
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by gedy 2y ago
From the buying side this sounds like good news, not that prices or interest rates are good deals now, but that sellers aren't holding out for higher prices, etc and conceding a bit. This would help put pressure on prices to moderate.
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by gedy 2y ago
I mean the browser and security does change somewhat often so there's that. > Make a new package, or a distinctly different version of the original package that won't get imported by a simple upgrade. Maybe some of this is cult
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by gedy 2y ago
> The BE / FE split has been a really bad experiment. What do you mean - "full stack" is very popular and frankly produces some of this weird unmaintainable code. Hiring backend-y type people and making them develop UI (w
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by gedy 2y ago
> it seems like literally everything is deprecated I know you mentioned a company-backed example, but bear in mind most open source libs are given away and maintained for free. After a certain point people move on, so basically what do
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by gedy 2y ago
> they seem to be effective in achieving their goal of cratering Tesla sales. I just don't think that ultimately wins elections, hearts, or minds.
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by gedy 2y ago
Let me take a wild guess that they don't not have a group for former poor people?
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by gedy 2y ago
That's helpful to hear, thanks
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by gedy 2y ago
Canvas can be quick yes, but I was surprised recently when I tried converting an animated image overlay thing I had written in SVG to canvas. I was expecting huge speedups, but it was no faster or smoother with the same data model. I need
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by gedy 2y ago
Yes I'm sure canvas is still quick, but I've run into teams doing really elaborate things in canvas, d3, etc for what amount to really simple graphs where they'd have been much better off with normal DOM elements and events i
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by gedy 2y ago
I understand that, though this is not direct canvas access and manages a number of components to handle each shape. I'd assume this introduces some overhead too.
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by gedy 2y ago
For folks who have used this, why would you choose this instead of SVG inside React, Svelte, etc?
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by gedy 2y ago
> as you can see nobody accepts being tariffed without retaliating I'm not defending our tariff strategy, but afaik this is actually the point being made that the US imports with low/no tariffs while US exports are tariffed in
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by gedy 2y ago
My point was mainly that causing chaos for the regular citizen/voter tends to drive them into supporting the opposite party, especially if they are promising safety and stability. Even the Nazis had to consider what their citizens were
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by gedy 2y ago
I think a lot of it is you have a chance to grow a bit together before your habits, desires, and life goals have calcified. I'd really have a hard time dating now in middle age, as I really have little enthusiasm to "meet in the
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by gedy 2y ago
> have kids when younger - when you have more strength and stamina I remember chatting with our midwife, and she commented how well (physically) young women (<~23) handle birthing and after. Economically, culturally, and emotionally
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by gedy 2y ago
I know this is directed at women, but had I (a male) not married and had kids, I wouldn't have shit at this point in my life, including motivation. I'd guess I'd have slept with a couple more women, but everything else seems
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by gedy 2y ago
I agree, I'm commenting on the passionate types who (mis)direct their energies on stunts like this.
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by gedy 2y ago
This is certainly the way to win next elections.. If someone is really concerned about so-called fascism I don't think smashing VW Beetle windows in 1935 would've helped anything - in fact it would've just made things worse.

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