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by jazzypants 2y ago
Credit to Garry for unequivocally apologizing and shouting out https://amplified.dev . The whole PearAI situation was a bad look, and it made it seem like YC had not done their appropriate research before investing. I doubt this
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by jazzypants 2y ago
It's just gonna get worse now that it's easy to implement with CSS. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/CSS_scroll-...
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by jazzypants 2y ago
Where's the code? When I click on the GitHub link, it just brings me to tamagui. Your presentation was pretty cool, but I'm not going to use a front-end framework that isn't open source.
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by jazzypants 2y ago
Why do you pollute the global scope with all this crap? It's 2024, dude. Just make an ESM module.
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by jazzypants 2y ago
React is not "reactive" according to the classic definition, but even the creator of Solid.js thinks that doesn't really matter. https://dev.to/this-is-learning/how-react-isn-t-reactive-and...
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by jazzypants 2y ago
The music is written by human beings and the animation is done by human beings. You just proved my point for me. https://legacy.iftf.org/future-now/article-detail/making-mik...
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by jazzypants 2y ago
It's just not a real thing. People don't get hired for their race in highly specialized jobs. It's just racist nonsense.
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by jazzypants 2y ago
Sure, bars and restaurants will have an endless supply of boring music, but no one is ever going to go to an AI music event.
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by jazzypants 2y ago
To be clear, Dan the Automator added an additional drum track, an additional bass track, and a melodica track as well as numerous other sound effects. They didn't just loop the Casio demo track.
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by jazzypants 2y ago
It's hard to look at a situation from the outside, and I genuinely have no clue about the real situation in the Python community. All I know from those blog posts is that this guy has been bitterly claiming that he is going to leave th
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by jazzypants 2y ago
I'm not that guy, but the Wikipedia article[1] is a decent jumping-off point, but I also found this blog article[2] talking about the different versions-- although it seems to get a couple things wrong according to discussion about it
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by jazzypants 2y ago
With popover[1] and dialog[2], do you really need this from a JS framework? 1: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Global_att... 2: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/
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by jazzypants 2y ago
Lol, she's discussed far more of a platform than Trump. Trump never gets into specifics. The closest we've gotten is his insane plan for a flat 10% tariff which would be devastating for the middle class.[1] Other than that, he dea
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by jazzypants 2y ago
This is true. For instance, React still uses Closure compiler in their build process.
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I built a modern jQuery and it's only 4kb after gzip(github.com)
7 points by jazzypants 3y ago|2 comments
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by jazzypants 3y ago
I used modern web API's like proxies, promises, and fetch to do things that jQuery couldn't even imagine. Some of the features: - Automatic Promise Unwrapping: You don't have to await async functions. - Automatic Error Handli
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by jazzypants 3y ago
Commonjs is synchronous. If you used it in the browser, it would block the main thread each time you required a module. That's bad.
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by jazzypants 4y ago
Yep, that's it. It's in early development, and you have to install an additional library. But, it works wonderfully.
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by jazzypants 4y ago
I wasn't aware there were multiple. This one has Ryan Carniato's seal of approval. He talks about it on stream often. Here you go: https://github.com/thetarnav/solid-devtools
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by jazzypants 4y ago
Vercel, the hosting platform that created Next.js, employs Rich Harris who created Svelte. You can host Svelte on Vercel. Next.js is a React framework. It does not support Svelte.
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by jazzypants 4y ago
In my opinion, this is yet another area where SolidJS is clearly the better option. The dev tools give you a full visual reactive graph. I like Svelte, but people like to pretend that it's easier than it is.
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by jazzypants 4y ago
Yeah, I am very new to the dev world, but I was blown away by the amount of information that GitHub let me have for free when using their oAuth implementation. I'm honestly glad to hear this isn't normal.
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A Brief History of Client Side Routing(jessedit.netlify.app)
1 points by jazzypants 4y ago|1 comments
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by jazzypants 4y ago
I went to school for History, but I'm obsessed with programming. I tried to make an introduction to a tutorial about client side routing, and I ended up with over 8,000 words and 40 sources. Let me know what you guys think. I tried rea