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by jddj 3y ago
> Vue 4 Is this a thing?
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by jddj 3y ago
My partner does this, it's completely full every week including scheduled leisure. I'm lucky if even all of my meetings are in mine.
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by jddj 3y ago
Microsoft's desktop strategy has been a disaster. If I had to guess? A bad decision and then sunk cost. If for their cross platform story they'd gone the avalonia route and developed cross platform wpf they would have been miles a
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by jddj 3y ago
This reminded me that one thing I miss from WPF is the "free" render-time polymorphism. If you had an interface, say ICard, and a few xaml data templates for how to render the concrete types, all you had to do was bind to a collec
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by jddj 3y ago
Interesting. Maybe codium for notes and code for code?
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by jddj 3y ago
> I never lost my sense of reality. Even though you do heavily question reality. Alcohol is waaay worse in that regard (blackouts, wild behaviour etc.) Just in case anyone gets the wrong idea from the above: As with anything, including a
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by jddj 3y ago
It was billed as a twitter alternative
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by jddj 3y ago
The future is now. Soon, in the middle of the Pacific ocean: You're package has been deliverred. Visit scam-post-gov-us.com/package19474
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by jddj 3y ago
I recently had a page import something like site_stats.js (site meant as in a physical building/location) from the same domain as the html request and ublock blocked it. Had to rename the bundle. Thanks for [name redacted] btw, I&#x2
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by jddj 3y ago
Most people seem to be able to recall memories with some imagery and with some effort explore an object / space with imagery. It's not vivid like a dream though, and doesn't have that 1st-personness either.
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by jddj 3y ago
I think there's some of that over-reading. In these exchanges the language typically gets sloppy and one person's "see" gets translated and reacted to as whoa, with their eyes? . If you can imagine a red car and see it
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by jddj 3y ago
I haven't touched Instagram since they offered this ultimatum. Hopefully I can wait it out. The only reason I might have needed to use it would be to reach people whose contact I only have on there.
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by jddj 3y ago
> implementing someone It does feel like this sometimes.
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by jddj 3y ago
Yep. When investigating a solution for a government-adjacent organisation I've been handed a standard which specified single return per function. A recommendation likely lifted from one of these sources.
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by jddj 3y ago
> Fundamentally, [the things you deal with] are materialized views over an event sourced log. This is also true of most of the main SQL database engines, no?
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by jddj 3y ago
There are two C# services which do some background bits and pieces. This logic could have been put within pocketbase as well, but the body of work they depend on was already .net. Other than that it's just little JavaScript callbacks i
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by jddj 3y ago
The first point (authn) is inherent to the unextended framework via filter rules. Most of the remainder requires extension other than authz emails, but extension at its simplest just means adding a plain old JavaScript function to run on a
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by jddj 3y ago
I've been using Pocketbase in production for a few months now, with alpinejs on the front end. The development philosophy is on point. It's genuinely pleasant, pragmatic software which serves a real purpose and it improves weekly
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by jddj 3y ago
I think the issue is that we're suddenly trying to pin down something that was previously fine being loosely understood, but without any new information. If someone came to the table with "intuition is the process of a system infe
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by jddj 3y ago
We really need a list of verbs we're allowed to use when talking about computers and verbs that belong in the magic human/animal-only section
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by jddj 3y ago
You might feel like you have conscious control over the process of acting on your preferences to select the candidate for the randomish splicing of the genes of your partner's parents and your own parents. Did you choose your preferenc
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by jddj 3y ago
Right. I'd be very surprised if anyone looks at languages with strong standard libs and says "I wish they had the kind of sorting I can pull in from npm"
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by jddj 3y ago
Core software is worlds apart from some client app. Dependencies get compromised, supply chain attacks are extremely real. If you write a webapp do whatever works for you. If you write software with a blast radius as large as SQLite's
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by jddj 3y ago
The article says that as a group short sellers are estimated to have lost 12B. It then goes on to say that in '22 they, as a group, likely made 15B. Not much else to it. Attention-grabbing estimate leads to an article whose detail even
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by jddj 3y ago
Sure, but it depends how strongly you care about the security of the supply chain for a core piece of software for our industry, Vs having a more featureful way to make diagrams.
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by jddj 3y ago
Fascinating. Sometimes I think I might lean too far in the other direction. I can't help but imagine-architect software solutions to my meatspace problems and nonproblems if I let my mind wander. I have to remember to ask myself, sure
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by jddj 3y ago
Did your friend find any relief?
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by jddj 3y ago
Seems a kind of ridiculous hill to die on, honestly. This isn't an official address at the UN. It's New York, not Nueva York! Fix your ...blog. It's Australia, not Australie! Fix your ...blog. Both of the above would probably
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by jddj 3y ago
Only anecdata from my side, and even that is very industry specific. I'd guess that for another company which is B2B but with an audience more technical than ours (easily achieved) it wouldn't be/seem as important.
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by jddj 3y ago
As in, why am I not paying someone? For menial tasks I typically do them myself for a while before I outsource them. I like to understand what's going on.

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