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by hu3 1y ago
I'm talking about large, enterprise, projects. Just because the project is large doesn't mean we should give up on reducing dependencies. Hundreds is much better than thousands.
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by hu3 1y ago
Does Windows Phone Link not mirror iOS screen? It does for Android. https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/sync-across-your-dev...
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by hu3 1y ago
Yeah turbo and htmx is great for that.
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by hu3 1y ago
You usually can. You just gotta be a bit adventurous. https://github.com/lukeed/uvu is a testing library with almost no dependency. https://github.com/biomejs/biome is a linter written in Rust whi
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by hu3 1y ago
My non-solution years ago was to use as little dependencies as possible. And vendor node_modules then review every line of code changed when I update dependencies. Not every project and team can do that. But when feasible, it's a stron
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by hu3 1y ago
Being open source is a big deal to me in tooling. So much so that if google's launcher isn't at least source available, i'll pass
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by hu3 1y ago
it's hard to compete with other launchers like: - Microsoft PowerToys Run https://github.com/microsoft/PowerToys - Keypirinha https://github.com/Keypirinha/Keypirinha - Flow Launcher https:&
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by hu3 1y ago
I think re-rendering headers, menu and footers for CRUD applications on every page change is suboptimal for CRUD web apps. An easy win is to replace just the page main content and keep headers, menu and footers between navigations in the sy
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by hu3 1y ago
Psychology tries to answer this. To most, criticizing a company or product implies in criticizing their buying decision and by consequence, their intellect.
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by hu3 1y ago
Windows has this with Win+V for those wondering.
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by hu3 1y ago
I don't buy it. First, AR is currently aspirational at best. After decades of failures. Second, overlaying translucid UI over content makes separation of UI from content worse, not better. Windows Aero tried that 2 decades ago and, whi
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by hu3 1y ago
Transcribed here for posterity: > Hello everybody out there using minix - I'm doing a (free) operating system (just a hobby, won't be big and professional like gnu) for 386(486) AT clones. This has been brewing since april, and
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by hu3 1y ago
Thanks for the information. I understand the challenge now. And yeah, the parts which I don't like about Laravel are usually related to magic. IDEs often need extensions to understand Laravel which imo is not a good look.
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by hu3 1y ago
I'll assume you meant Mago instead of Mayo. Why do you feel the need to personally discredit me instead of sticking to constructive arguments? And where did I say Mago wasn't a static analysis tool? I'm glad you wrote Psalm.
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by hu3 1y ago
True but TypeScript and Sorbet are magnitudes above linting and formatting PHP, in terms of challenge size. TypeScript is a very complex language with a huge mission. From the same creator of C#. Sorbet is trying to tame a dynamically typed
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by hu3 1y ago
This is the kind of project that allows you to have a 2 line CV: contact: your e-mail skills: project website and you'd get hired in a ton of places.
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by hu3 1y ago
> PHP community lacks the resources to see a non-PHP tool thrive. Why do you think so? The PHP Foundation has raised over 2 million USD in contribution and has over 500K in their balance currently according to: https://opencol
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by hu3 1y ago
But then rolling back the entire batch would potentially rollback inserts/updates/deletes from multiple independent requests. I need to bne able to rollback just the queries of a single request.
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by hu3 1y ago
Or this: https://imperatorworks.com/index.php/gm-520
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by hu3 1y ago
I wonder if that placemat still exists today. It would be such an important piece of computer history.
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by hu3 1y ago
Kinda offtopic but how to you manage to stay so productive for so long? Vitamins/supplements? Sleep? Exercise? Vacations? I have sprints of great productivity but it's hard to keep it for long.
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by hu3 1y ago
I've grown old enough to ignore sense of urgency when coupled with authentication. That e-mail does not pass my sniff test.
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by hu3 1y ago
I want to invest in web components because it seems to be the next step in downscaling complexity. What's your experience with state management and data binding in Web components? Any suggestion?
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by hu3 1y ago
I love SQLite but how would batching work in CRUD apps where you need to rollback a dozen SQL inserts/updates in case of error in a request? Also I often need to read-after-write during the same request, using transactions. And rails a
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by hu3 1y ago
both Samsung and Google offerings have live translation for a while now. Samsung being on-device using LLM. Not sure about Google's Meta glasses also: https://www.meta.com/help/ai-glasses/955732293123641
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by hu3 1y ago
if that means less green/blue bubbles segregation then I welcome
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by hu3 1y ago
The site is surprisingly useable on mobile. And the theme/colours are pleasant for my eyes despite not being a dark theme. So much so that I'll consider stealing some ideas for my next project. Congratulations to all involved.
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by hu3 1y ago
There's more to competition than price. After all apple hardware isn't even the most expensive. There are pricier phones and laptops being sold daily due to different features. So your race to the bottom point is moot. If anything
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by hu3 1y ago
As the saying goes: Looks like you're not EU's target audience. You're free to move elsewhere. /s On a serious note, why would apple-apple integration stop working just because apple stops blocking competition?
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by hu3 1y ago
It's funny. When/If Apple releases a foldable iPhone, suddenly most of these critics will think it's the greatest idea ever.

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