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1y ago
> Basecamp has probably invested the most in making a fairly complex webapp without going full SPA, but click around for like 30 seconds and you’ll see it can’t hold a candle in performance to SPAs Really? I just started using it, and it
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1y ago
I would not expect compression to help performance in the browser?? Bytes transferred, sure, but that's not what OP is talking about
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1y ago
Why not use Bootstrap or Semantic-UI? See they have actually updated Bootstrap =)
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1y ago
Did they get fewer late pickups? Or do they just make more money?
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1y ago
Criticism can be fair and objective. It's not like everything should be 50/50.
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1y ago
> Most people can’t take risks like that on principle. I actually think many people could , and the more who do, the easier it gets
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1y ago
That's not my experience, using Go. Never measured, but it goes to 0 all the time, so I would definitely noticed more than a couple of seconds.
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1y ago
> @copilot please read the following Contributor License Agreement(CLA). If you agree with the CLA, please reply with the following information. haha
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'Unauthorized' change to Grok made it blather on about 'White genocide'
(theregister.com)
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1y ago
How do you measure those you never see? Qualitative? I'm definitely in the newer-touch-something-if-it-seems-hard-to-cancel camp. How do you measure that I didn't sign up?
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1y ago
> There are amazing books out there but they are textbooks. 1000 pages long on a single subject, and people don't want that. But for the most part, that's where the real knowledge is. huh, hard disagree on this one. In my exper
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1y ago
> When the Nazis came for the communists, I kept quiet; I wasn't a communist. > When they came for the trade unionists, I kept quiet; I wasn't a trade unionist. > When they locked up the Social Democrats, I kept quiet; I
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1y ago
There's a free Scribe course on Imba: https://scrimba.com/learn-imba-c01h Haven't gotten around to it yet, hope it's still relevant :P
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1y ago
It's Easter :)
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2y ago
> kiss the Trump ass to placate my voters Why do you think that placates voters? Quite the opposite for most I believe..
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2y ago
> Can you explain what I'm missing? That goal 1 is to make Trump feel important and to prop up his ego. Goal 2 is probably to dismantle the rule of law and democracy in the US.
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2y ago
> .. identified the villain with brass-knuckled clarity: the decline of critical, open debate was due to the corrupting influence of concentrated power. Truer words have never been spoken. And yet… Updating his 1962 analysis in 2023, Hab
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2y ago
hehe, that's one way to answer criticism. Atlas Shrugged just needed a good editor, or someone else, to cut it down to the same size as The Fountain head
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2y ago
> I mean it's empty because you deny people that love you to do nice things for you Uf, that sounds horribel. Reminds me of the mother in C.S. Lewsis Screwtape Letters https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Screwta
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2y ago
Are there problems? Sure! But "fixes" that just makes everyone* worse of helps.. nobody. > Enough of that, and a lot of people rightly stop caring if things can get worse I get the feeling , but it's still dumb: "My
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2y ago
Do you assume it can't get worse? Or that 10 other things could not get worse? Like, much much worse?
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2y ago
> not be there in a few years Years? Lol, how much would you bet they are all exactly the same in a month? A week?
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2y ago
Sounds like a good idea, but how are they actually going to implement and enforce that? Do they open every package? What stops Temu or whatever from just keep sending them? I mean drugs get through so ..
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2y ago
Everything done is done by "by part of the "people""
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Encryption doesn't really help when you add "random" people to your group .. Also, I haven't followed the email thing, but emails are by design insecure, so one should hope stuff like this was not discussed over emails (
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2y ago
This is pretty weak, makes very bold statements ("this is the way it has to be now") with no evidence. Reads like the set up for a sales pitch, which came at the end
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2y ago
Equally shitty? That affects 27 people, ruining the democracy and rule of law affects millions!
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2y ago
Are you 100% sure there are no obscure laws or something that can be used to postpone an election somehow? :( How about simply refusing to accept a loss, calling the election rigged and fake.. Or simply putting a puppet as the candidate. Be
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2y ago
tags do not help, they're just a labelor a pointer
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2y ago
Someone else posted here that instead of talking about "free markets" we should talk about "competitive markets".
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