jarek83

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by jarek83 9mo ago
I think the benefits of either clean code (sepearate methods) and commenting "what" are of different kind: - clean code one, for me it just reads easier, specific bits of the larger operation are not surrounded with noise coming f
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by jarek83 10mo ago
It could be done with :indeterminate state (so key in a cookie would be absent or removed when switching), but I'd probably would do it with radios instead
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by jarek83 10mo ago
Sure: - images: none are visible above the fold - all should be lazy loaded (like it is done with all conference images) and the pragdave.jpeg one does not need to be that large; - JS: navigation toggle, including chevron rotation can be d
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by jarek83 10mo ago
I like how it looks. I don't like to see how badly it is crafted tech-wise - not optimized images by size and deferring, JS for things that work natively in the browser, bloat of tailwind instead of nice clean and modern CSS. Knowing r
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by jarek83 11mo ago
That's exactly the use case I would go too (since I'm not native English) and while we have a technology now for this, people will straight away reject because LLM. Funny how we always wanted to connect the world and know it is ju
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by jarek83 11mo ago
Isn't that LLMs are not designed to do calculations?
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by jarek83 11mo ago
It's a thing from the times when <button> did not exist. Other use cases were for supporting IE. Today just use button.
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by jarek83 11mo ago
The type of developers that would go with <div> in such cases are also those that know very, extremely little about semantic HTML and its purpose. Then if one is challenged about using React or other heavy-JS framework when you don&#
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Answering questions in Claude Code is now much simpler
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by jarek83 1y ago
POV: A bird's last view before being eaten by them
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by jarek83 1y ago
I wonder what made it hard for you in Rails.
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by jarek83 1y ago
Now I notice that testimonials are victim of the same issue
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by jarek83 1y ago
You might want to change column title colors as they're not visible (I can see them when highlighting the text) https://herd.garden/docs/alternative-herd-vs-puppeteer/
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by jarek83 1y ago
It's first time I started get hit by "ERROR Out of memory" in CC - after about an hour of use. I'm on Mac Pro M4 Max with 128 GB RAM...
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by jarek83 1y ago
I notice that thinking triggers like "Think harder" are not highlighted in the prompt anymore. Could that mean that thinking is now only a single toggle with tab (no gradation)?
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by jarek83 1y ago
Nice read and I'm trying to follow and use your tools. But it's just seems hard to make Claude Code follow the instructions - it always diverges into researching and proposing fixes as well as searching for root causes - which is
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by jarek83 1y ago
Man, that's a great thing! Really waiting to see Ruby and Elixir. Fingers crossed for you!
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by jarek83 1y ago
So, now whoever runs anything on the web, will just be over-cautious and block UK traffic, while those in the UK will use VPNs. Are we going to have a time where UK web space will look dormant for law enforcements?
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by jarek83 1y ago
https://www.politico.eu/article/russia-war-threat-europe-wit... https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/eu-agrees-five-year-dea... https://militarnyi.com/en/news/eu-top
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by jarek83 1y ago
Given the 5 year estimate until full-scale russian invasion against EU, it's gonna be to late.
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by jarek83 1y ago
I wonder if they could survive if they added a mode like phind.com wrapper - where each question stores LLM answers as answers. So (SO!) many more content and would people reason to still use it.
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by jarek83 1y ago
That was quick. I wanted to be quick too, but learned that I was too eager and missed that the are optional fields to pick from. I then re-submitted with the same email (will it go through or you have uniqueness validation?) providing optio
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by jarek83 1y ago
Really nice - I love the simplicity of the UI and how intuitive it is!
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by jarek83 1y ago
After sure global success of this book, would you consider having another go about similar topic - this time about Poland? (my country) It might be interesting to see similar area from similar, but different enough, perspectives.
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by jarek83 1y ago
Finish it, shut up, take my money! This looks really good - make a website just to make it possible to sign up for updates.
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by jarek83 2y ago
If you zoom in close enough, nothing what you perceive as principle, will be true. Physicians can always prove you wrong. There is always a line beyond which everything can be negated. This line is where disinformation thrives and you have
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by jarek83 2y ago
I have another way of thinking about it: History is what other people decided to say about the past events. I believe 'history' is very often wrongly taken as source of truth.
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by jarek83 2y ago
I must say I always hated your tool for how it hijacks page rendering. I took long battles with our marketing team, as we fought for every single millisecond of loading times, and VWO introduction just thrown this all into the bin. And I w
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by jarek83 2y ago
Webdev is a shitshow so investors money could burn quicker. Huge potential for companies that can come in and transform the stack by throwing away the whole "modern" JS stack and use things like Turbo or LiveView
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by jarek83 3y ago
The chicken-egg situation for bank accounts is the same in Poland - it's funny how such fundamental thing haven't been fixed even in Germany

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