grebc

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by grebc 1y ago
I think it’s a bit like TMSC and bringing back chip manufacturing. Sounds easy in theory till you go to do it. My cursory understanding of why we don’t process this stuff anymore is environmental degradation more so than money. Happy to shi
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by grebc 1y ago
That’s very cool, imagine setting that up & being able to seamlessly peer/share that.
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by grebc 1y ago
I don’t know how you take the article OP wrote/posted and conflate it with security breaches. Long lived shipping code is typically not aesthetically pleasing.
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by grebc 1y ago
I think when you’re young & doe eyed what is shiny & new is exciting and your wants are easily confused with needs. You don’t need the shiniest & newest framework to tell a computer to generate some HTML & CSS with a databas
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by grebc 1y ago
it’s free if you pay.
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by grebc 1y ago
Sounds to obvious and reasonable.
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by grebc 1y ago
I forgot he was host of the man show back in the 2000’s - that is way more memorable for me than any talk show, even as a teenager with cable TV in Australia back then.
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by grebc 1y ago
A real face palm moment.
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by grebc 1y ago
It’s mentioned in the article that code highlights still use classes.
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by grebc 1y ago
Each page can easily have its own relevant inline styles for different layouts/composition. Implemented it this way with static generators and web apps before very easily. Not to mention it is so stupidly quick.
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by grebc 1y ago
To be fair to early comparison between cooking and chefs. Most chefs are largely mediocre, and the ones that are glorified are fine in their restaurant but do not try their recipes at home either - overly complicated with 50 ingredients for
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by grebc 1y ago
It’s not really a libraries job to cover all bases like you’re suggesting. They outline the failure scenarios fairly well and users are expected to take note.
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by grebc 1y ago
You actually don’t let people use a bandsaw if they’ve demonstrated reckless behaviour.
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by grebc 1y ago
It’s a pretty unconventional way to do it these days, but blow it all away and load the page fresh from the server. Maintaining a consistent state is very difficult at the best of times. This obviously has implications for the backend, it n
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by grebc 1y ago
It’s not only customer requirements that it works well for. Ever started prepping a site for a concrete foundation and run into rock as your levelling?
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by grebc 1y ago
The only metaphor I’ve come across that is relatable to non-software people is building a house(in particular Australia because we do it so badly). As mentioned humans are terrible at imagining things that don’t exist yet.