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Thocky Keystroke Sounds
(tryklack.com)
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It's a big basket.
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Wrote about this here[1], seems relevant to the topic at hand. [1] https://www.markfayngersh.com/posts/the-thinking-placebo
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Seeing the perf benchmarks for `vite build` with and without bun will be the ultimate practical test of bun for me, excited for the next release where we'll hopefully see that support.
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Curious how you handle `request.formData()` in Form Actions and ensuring type safety there.
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Bummer that we have to wait for Svelte support, but seems worth it. Hope to see it bundled with Svelte Kit soon! https://turbo.build/pack/docs/features/frameworks#vue-and-sv...
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I've always found the "Tailwind as CSS shim" attitude compelling, and like most shims will successfully pave the way for its own gradual superfluousness (a good thing imo).
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For sure, hence an imperfect analogy, and I have no doubt some cool projects will come out of this replit mobile app too. I just don’t see it becoming the weapon of choice for most production development environments.
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I’m seeing a lot of responses clarifying that this app is designed for folks who either can’t afford to code from a computer (for various reasons outside of their control) or want to quickly prototype ideas or make changes to existing proje
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This is one of those examples for me where the idea is far superior than the implementation. The idea of anyone being able to quickly write code from anywhere, as the main promo video suggests, is fantastic and greatly motivating. In practi
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Accelerating Svelte's Development
(svelte.dev)
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That's a fair response, and we may disagree here somewhat, but to me there's a subtle redefinition of "ego" going on when we talk about traditionally "selfless" acts or charity or, as you put it, commitments to
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If you can provide examples of durable productivity in the face of a deconstructed ego that would help. I've only been able to find examples to the contrary, such as some of the most ego-less people also being the least productive (in
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Whenever I encounter advice in this vein, I can't help but feel it significantly undermines the inextricable relationship between productivity/caring and ego. To be able to care just enough about something to genuinely commit to i
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Comparing Node to Ruby on Rails seems misguided, wouldn't a more apt comparison be something like Next.js or Svelte Kit to Ruby on Rails? Ruby has its fair share of minimalist[1] web libraries and small gems that aren't very diffe
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Looks like another contender for transitional apps[1], all for it! [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=860d8usGC0o
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Worth noting that this is coming to GitHub: https://github.blog/changelog/2021-10-27-pull-request-merge-...
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MAUI was the big release I was looking forward to most with .NET 6, appears to be postponed.
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Maybe computers aren't creative, but imo there's a stronger argument to discount creativity in the first place then: https://www.markfayngersh.com/post/the-thinking-placebo
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There's an excellent talk by Rich Hickey (I believe it's this one[1]) where he points out an obsession with how quick something is to understand immediately and be productive in—he gives the example of building websites in a singl
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They're currently working on a "Discover" feature, which will likely come to the native app before it's available on the web.
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Great write up, and kudos to the team for delivering under pressure. Would be nice to read why the team decided not to build a React Native app from the beginning.
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Node.js Corepack
(nodejs.org)
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Yeah, it's just a simple css file that overrides styling specific to hn rather than general dark mode color inverts.
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Show HN: I made a Safari Extension that enables dark mode for Hacker News
(apps.apple.com)
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Careswitch Embraces ReScript over TypeScript
(careswitch.com)
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https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Eeeo8gRUwAAa365.jpg
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While a good example of a web app that could've been a native app, there's a strong argument that they didn't decide to be web only as much as forced due to the nature of their content never being allowed in the app stores.
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Sorry that you're not entertained. While obviously not a requirement for encryption, my comment is designed to draw attention to what's becoming a pattern of Microsoft not focusing on much needed performance improvements and inste
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And yet still no apple silicon optimized builds where slack and zoom have offered for months.
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