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gloosx
2y ago
Eeeeeasy, here is the whole journey for you: 0. People are coming to React after doing X years of that other thing, which was was not necessary related to user interfaces at all, was not procedural or reactive 1. People are super confused b
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gloosx
2y ago
No, you only need to update when there is an actual CVE which is a real concern, which is fairly rare for development dependencies, for instance webpack had only two in it's 12-year history – with one being severe. Babel had practicall
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gloosx
2y ago
>babel which will drag a half of universe with it Why should I care about 500KiB of development dependencies, they won't end up inside the build anyway? I don't see any value in vite or other build tool since I know how to writ
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gloosx
2y ago
Author's frustration comes out of his personal not-necessary dependency choices, but of course his final choice was to blame the technology itself. I have one suggestion for those who are struggling with wouter, or react-video-player,
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gloosx
2y ago
Of course it all works. The world now has no drunk drivers, and it is impossible to buy a gun. Thanks to the loving government and caring politicians who had employed best experts, most brilliant minds they could find, to ban the bad things
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gloosx
2y ago
Only worked for Australian politicians to pat themselves on the head. They are still getting money from tobacco companies, and they know where it is coming from. Kids in Australia still smoke a lot, exploring other ways of inhaling addictiv
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gloosx
2y ago
For all the proponents of the ban here – I will just tell you what works – for your education. It is endorsing and subsidising healthy and active lifestyle, supporting and promoting strong family wellbeing as well as upholding public psycho
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gloosx
2y ago
Social media is similar to a drug because it is dopaminergic, and banning it is very similar to War on Drugs scenario, just a knee-jerk reaction, not an expertise-driven policy
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gloosx
2y ago
Do you have data do back it up? From quickly looking at historical records online, I can't see any unfathomable amounts reduction, It's levelled on 20-30% of smokers among kids, and it remains a core challenge for child and adole
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gloosx
2y ago
>the government act with expertise to solve the problem Do you have an idea which problem did they solve? Did banning certain psychoactive drugs solved the problem of drug abuse? Maybe banning alcohol removed it from the streets during g
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gloosx
2y ago
Do you like that subsurface scattering is really visible with a darker background? I can clearly see the circles of varying opacity in a step-like gradient, and I can clearly see the light rays static image. Is it something with my browser
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gloosx
2y ago
I really wish something like this comes up for the desktop certification world as well. Microsoft just went full insane mode with their current requirements, and their certificate plugs are making more money than ever without lifting a fing
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gloosx
2y ago
Cudos for making an email-less one-click trial! Looking quite robust, but I did not understand AI feature. I selected a menu element, and tried some prompts like "make it shine" "make it see-through" "make it cool&q
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gloosx
2y ago
You got me wrong, for me it is impossible to generate anything because I don't have a gmail or github account. It is always better to implement "send me an email to login" button instead of social networks or forms.
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gloosx
2y ago
>5s to generate an illustration @ >no microsoft or google account @ > never generate an illustration internet is full of lies
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gloosx
2y ago
hmmm, I don't too. Won't look at ads to prove me wrong. Won't touch any forms, inputs or shit
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gloosx
2y ago
Wanted to check what my holidays would have looked like before Christ, but I was able to break it completely by setting year -1 xD A quick snippet for console if you really want to break it like me: for(let i = 0; i < 2024; i++) document
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gloosx
2y ago
You can just try any link in incognito mode to find out that is not true. Spotify is a walled garden
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gloosx
2y ago
Such a shame of a news, sad to see the level of Australian govt when they are trying to ban for "safety" in the year 2024. Good thing one smart Digital Industry Group representative already told them they are not thinking straight
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gloosx
2y ago
This is awesome! I would like the same thing for Windows though, but for every 1 GB of data sent to MS, Steve Ballmer would quote one of his classics, like "Microsoft is not a monopoly" or "Google’s not a real company"
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gloosx
2y ago
>Kubernetes seems like the obvious choice for building out remote, standardized and automated development environments - Is it really Obvious Choice™ though Fred? - Hmm, let's consult the graphs. >Kubernetes is a cont
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gloosx
2y ago
If globally internet goes does tomorrow the only thing we need to preserve is Networking For Dummies book. In exactly seven days we would have local networks restored with all the content imaginable travelling through gigabit channels betwe
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gloosx
2y ago
Conveniently, author of these benchmarks remains silent on topic every time. Think about it :)
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gloosx
2y ago
Do your work feels like you have infinite resources which you need to extract, connect and spend on building a fully automated planet-size megafactory all by yourself while fighting local roaches and acid-spitting bugs? What kind of work it
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gloosx
2y ago
Can you also smash adsense in there? just for good measure :)
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gloosx
2y ago
It sounds very nice, but at the same time very naive, sorry. Funding is not a gift, and they must make money. The more funding they get - the more pressure there is to make money. When you're in charge of a billion-dollar valuation com
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gloosx
2y ago
I will repeat my question from one of the previous threads: Can someone explain these Aider benchmarks to me? They pass same 113 tests through llm every time. Why they then extrapolate ability of llm to pass these 113 basic python challenge
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gloosx
2y ago
Author here built his framework around "country of geniuses", but he never mentioned the independence status of this country. So is it a country with all the geniuses enslaved by Acme Corp CEO, or is it a country of independent ge
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gloosx
2y ago
From what you posted in this thread, I can tell with confidence you don't know shit about web development Hooks solution to async code? Hooks make React full blown forntend framework? Routing only important for single page applications
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gloosx
2y ago
Can you please guide me where this heresy is being spread?
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