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ihateolives
3y ago
> It's easy to see how much lower suicide rates are for example in so called "third world" countries How good/trustworthy is the data on suicides in those countries? Highly religious countries are not keen on showing
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ihateolives
3y ago
Whatever you're trying to do humans have been doing it successfully for thousands of years before the invention of sodas, mainly with water and alcohol.
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ihateolives
3y ago
Maybe it's specific to numbers or tech or something, but in our area fb marketplace is THE place to sell/buy used baby/kids clothes. It's mindbogglingly high traffic. Put up used but decent looking item from sought after
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ihateolives
3y ago
> Have you ever worked with F̶r̶e̶n̶c̶h̶ people? If they decide to be abrasive assholes, they will go extra mile to prove it. Fixed it for you. Source: have worked with people.
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ihateolives
3y ago
Have you considered permanently moving? I have health issues that would be alleviated by moving to milder climate instead of living up north but it'd be a huge undertaking. Nevertheless I'm considering it more and more each year.
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3y ago
It's literally throwing thousands of babies out with bathwater. Beehaw in their attempt of building a happy place has disabled downvoting so community can't downvote trolls and only tool they apparently have to fight trolls is to
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ihateolives
3y ago
Sorry, added link with source now.
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ihateolives
3y ago
As it happens, another big server, Beehaw, just defederated lemmy.world today. So drama has already begun. https://beehaw.org/post/567170
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3y ago
> The idea that you'd willingly use an app with baked-in ads is insane to me Do you have any friends outside tech circles? Any time I see friends from non-tech industry browse web on their computers I wince so hard. I can't und
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3y ago
Here's an official update https://reddit.com/r/redditdev/comments/13wsiks/api_update_e...
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3y ago
> So are the users wrong, or did you screw up? When you have to rewrite the documentation to basically tell the world "you're holding it wrong" then it says a lot about the thought that has (not) gone into designing the fe
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3y ago
> recreational gunfire For someone living in Europe this is such a bizarre source of noise.
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3y ago
I oftentimes miss the internet before YouTube so that instead of a link to 20 minute video there would be a link to an article instead that I could consume and understand in 5 minutes while still feeling that I'm consuming slow interne
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ihateolives
3y ago
And? Your average React dev is bad at proper backend too.
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4y ago
No, but nobody's going to use it. They're gonna Spring Boot all the things anyway, no matter how small the task, because "you might need it in the future". CRUD API with 4 endpoints? Spring Boot! Logging server? Spring B
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4y ago
"So you're an accountant, huh? Tell me, what motivates you? You just like numbers? That's it? Just like working with numbers? Umm... do you have a dog?" "Oh, you're in gambling industry? You build online gambli
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4y ago
> just needed to enable e.g. Nouveau with the appropriate kernel module parameters? And that's why Linux will stay in the server for majority of people, not on their desktop. "You just need to enable something with some paramet
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ihateolives
4y ago
> Some might prefer Caddy, which is another great web server with automatic HTTPS: https://caddyserver.com/ but the Apache modules do pretty much everything I need and the performance has never actually been too bad for
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ihateolives
4y ago
Doing frontend in this day and age is like doing agility with your dog. And people who've been doing frontend for a while are so conditioned that they see this as normal. "Why would want to just go to park," they ask "wh
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ihateolives
4y ago
Related: I really hate the trend of always using @latest. It's like in frontend there's no stable versions with known feature list and known bugs, it's always latest of whatever it is. Why?
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4y ago
> We believe it's important to use the best parts of both the client and the server, not just one. And many believe they do not need server-side JavaScript at all. We just need an SPA to speak to our API. We do not need "best o
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4y ago
For my personal projects it's always Svelte now. Fits how my brain works. I used to love React, but I must be getting old now and wish to have as little complexity in my life as possible.
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4y ago
> I guess the redeeming point is that hook usage is usually easy to refactor out Yes, but now imagine that you could've done it more or less correct in the first try. Refactors happen, but needing the refactor after it took 2 years
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4y ago
> It's hooks, but designed properly, and consistently beats out almost all other frameworks performance-wise. Performance is nowadays one of my last concerns with frameworks. They're all snappy enough except for corner cases. M
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4y ago
.Net? You can cross-compile self-contained binary and just drop it on the server.
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4y ago
> But if I want to send an app to a friend it's a few additional steps to make sure they have the correct version of Java, paths are setup correct, etc My friends would do full stop and reverse at "install Java" step. It w
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4y ago
> Well, even a very popular scientific theory, that supported by the whole consensus of academic society at its time, could be proved wrong decades later. Oddly enough that's usually only the case for big theories, but not for every
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4y ago
Except React decided to change to hooks and break all their docs. And Vue decided to break things with ver 3. And then there's Next. No, Nuxt. Wait, no, it's Nest. Or Sveltekit. It's not frontend anymore, it's more like
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4y ago
> in general the time it takes the dishwasher to run is not critical I have children. They use plates, bowls, cups, cutlery, more bowls, more plates, more cups. I have only limited room for additional dishes. Dishes better be done before
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4y ago
> I had no incentive to update. Does it not yell at you every time you open it?
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