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That's going in the wrong direction IMO. TypeScript checks types only, not business logic. Zod does both.
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5.36kB is not "quite large". It's pretty reasonable, esp. if you're only running it on the server.
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I was using TypeBox but switched to Zod. I like TypeBox but I found I don't actually need my schema to be a JSON Schema and the one time I did want a JSON Schema it was hard to get actual JSON back out of TypeBox. The thing I like abou
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Kysley is worth the effort, yes. Prisma and Drizzle...those gave me a bit too much heck. Kysley is close enough to SQL while offering some benefits, typings being one of them, but also query builders are often helpful when I need to run sub
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I don't know about "running circles" but they seem to help with mundane/repetitive tasks. As in, LLMs provide greater than zero benefit, even to experienced programmers. My success ratio still isn't very high, but f
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THese all sound awful. I don't get it.
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I find 80-90% hard to believe. But I could believe maybe 50% or so if the company is really bullish on it. But still, IME it requires quite a bit of fixing up and/or prompting it quite a few times to get a decent output.
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C'mon. Even something simple like a date picker. Where are you going to store which month you're looking at? There's state everywhere, and we should not be sending it all back and forth to the server.
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If the thing you need to input contains inputs, you're just throwing the user's content away.
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That doesn't look like it even has anything to do with custom components, that's just adding a method to a class. OOP 101.
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I wanted to refute the "the constant churn of new frontend frameworks to learn". If you just stuck with React since 2015, they've only had 4 major versions since then and every ver they deprecate only a few things and then yo
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That sounds nice and it probably works fine if you're targeting a single business running Windows, but targeting Mac, Windows and Linux remains more difficult, no? And is there even a guarantee that your deploy will be rolled out in X
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Huh? The built-in APIs aren't perfect, but we're talking about something simple as ``` fetch('/my-content').then(async res => { if(res.ok) { document.getElementById('my-element').innerHtml = aw
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FWIW, I use forwardemail.net. Been using them a few years and haven't had any issues. They've got a free plan but you have to put your email in the public DNS record, or $3/mo to keep your email private. https://fo
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I think it has its uses. For apps. I've been meaning to add notifications to my app but I haven't gotten around to it. It's a b2b so it'd be strictly for their benefit, I don't get anything out of it. It's ju
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Other than being written in Rust, what are it's selling points? I'm not seeing anything in the README. Is it faster, but otherwise identical to bash? And if yes, are there any sorts of benchmarks?
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It won't be easy to self-host. I've integrated with Twilio. I pay a whole bunch of money every month for sending SMSs. And then recently they made me jump through a bunch of regulation hoops. Had to give them all my business docum
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> it's done by rebasing 'u' onto 's' and then rebasing 't' and 'v' onto the rebased 'u'. That sounds like 2 operations, not 1. I think that's why I was confused. The docs do cl
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> Code review for the age of AI Gross.
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I've never really used Github's PR system, always something else, but once in awhile I stumble in there in there from an opensource repo and they seem impossible to read with the individual commits. Why doesn't Github just fl
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> If I had s -> t -> u -> v and wanted to reorder them, it’s as easy as jj rebase --revision u --after s, and I’d end up with s -> u -> t -> v, How did t end up after u? I'd expect that to fork into (s -> t) an
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How will this help? If the web stagnates, it's even more reason to install an app instead.
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Aside from a few rushed features, all the things that have been coming to web are really lovely. I'll be very sad if this all slows down. We were just about at feature parity with native mobile apps.
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IrfanView on my PC is very fast. Zoomed to 100% I can pan around no problem. Is it using CPU or GPU? I've got an 11900K CPU and RTX 3090.
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Things are often fixable, but if you keep breaking things for your user you're going to develop a reputation for being unstable and your customers will leave.
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I think it's rather unpleasant for her use-case actually. I rainbow looks quite nice but when used in a dashboard like that... I don't know, the big solid blocks don't look nice to me. I think they're too saturated. They
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I don't know if the framework really matters that much? Just choose anything popular and there should be plenty of help available. I've been using Laravel for about 11 years now. I hate it, but it keeps on trucking along so I&#x27
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I briefly tried Tilt awhile back. Tilt, Garden, maybe a couple others, settled on DevSpace. IIRC, it aligned best with my existing prod infrastructure without having to rewrite everything a different way. i.e., it worked with my existing ku
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How do you make everything reproducible on the dev machines then? And manage versions of all the software?
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You can always swap out some of those services for always-running prod or dev-in-the-cloud services. I have a big mix of setups for my projects. I like Vite+Bun (client+server) for smallish projects because the dev servers start instantly.

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