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by k33n 8mo ago
Confidently wrong, I like it!
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by k33n 8mo ago
That makes sense. And btw when I say “already high client load”, my assumption is that most users have 50 other tabs open :)
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by k33n 8mo ago
It was faster then and it’s still faster now. Of course, you’d have to learn how a computer works to know that I’m right, but that would be a bridge too far for JavaScript casuals! Just add one more library bro! Then you’ll be able to tell
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by k33n 8mo ago
Apple got brutally frame mogged by the keyboard frat leader
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by k33n 8mo ago
If your argument is that having the client do all the work to assemble the DOM is cheaper for you under the constraints you outlined then that is a good argument. My argument is that I can always get a faster time to paint than you if I hav
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by k33n 8mo ago
I don’t really need to provide “evidence”. I told you why SSR is faster and tbh idc if your time to paint is trash.
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by k33n 8mo ago
That’s a laughable claim. SSR is objectively faster, since the client does nearly zero work other than downloading some assets. If the responses are pre-computed and sitting in server memory waiting for a request to come along, no client si
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by k33n 8mo ago
Modal containers should be position: fix; with their own internal flexbox or grid btw.
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by k33n 8mo ago
Once Firefox supports it, we will be golden.
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by k33n 8mo ago
> There isn’t a great way to record token usage since each platform uses a different format, so I don’t have a grasp on which agent pulled the most weight lol
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by k33n 8mo ago
What does any of that have to do with the value of what’s presented in the article?
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by k33n 8mo ago
Calling someone a jerk for their views on how OSS should or shouldn’t function isn’t appropriate. It’s actually completely out of line and smacks of the very entitlement described in the piece. Don’t agree with his views? Go make your own p
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by k33n 8mo ago
1. This isn’t CSS. It’s a declarative JS drawing framework with CSS flavor to the syntax 2. Without actual CSS JavaScript wouldn’t be of much use for drawing much of anything unless you were just going to use canvasses and forego the DOM en
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by k33n 8mo ago
I remember when people who used this site were rational experts. The emotional outbursts here are a bit disappointing.
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by k33n 8mo ago
Age verification itself isn't such a bad thing. I feel most people are more angry about having to verify their actual identity. Every ad provider knows your address and complete identity every time you log into anything though. I guess
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by k33n 8mo ago
This entire panic is a mass-hysteria event. The hallucination that "an LLM can do software engineering better than a 10x engineer" is only possible because there are so few 10xers left in the business. 99% either retired or are ot
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by k33n 8mo ago
How can legal firings be illegal?
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by k33n 1y ago
Straight out of the 2001 film Swordfish
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by k33n 1y ago
DHTML was just JavaScript that mutated the DOM. That’s literally all it ever was. There was also not a DHTML doctype. There was also not anything even called “an extension”. There were Java applets, ActiveX controls, and ActionScript ->
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by k33n 1y ago
DHTML is literally just HTML that is dynamically modified by JavaScript. DHTML became a term when JavaScript became ubiquitous. It was not an extension.
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by k33n 1y ago
It was terrible that the Democrats opposed abolishing slavery.
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by k33n 1y ago
Majority of Americans want immigration law enforced. Democracy worked last November.
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by k33n 1y ago
I voted for it. Happy that rational Americans are now getting what we want despite the best efforts of those with poor judgment, who should never speak on policy.
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by k33n 1y ago
Lmao
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by k33n 1y ago
The constitution doesn't prohibit the deportation of illegal immigrants. It's interesting that you believe the Supreme Court is illegitimate for rightly ruling based on the letter of the law. If you want it changed, you have 100 w
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by k33n 1y ago
Obama was quite strict about it and deported tons of illegals. An arrest isn't a violent kidnapping. Being arrested by the feds for breaking the law has usually been a fairly unpleasant ordeal. Most Americans support the idea of deport
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by k33n 1y ago
Just say your name and people will call you by that name. Politely request pronoun use if you must, but don't expect everyone to remember or even care -- especially if you're using anything but she/her or he/him. If we a
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by k33n 1y ago
Hopefully! And it takes every kind of weird to make it fun. You don't have to like or hang with everyone in a community. But sometimes the people you don't understand personally wind up being the ones you will respect the most fro
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by k33n 1y ago
So... if you have guests on your network or are otherwise connected to a network with lots of people on it, can they just grab all your photos this way?
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by k33n 1y ago
Weird and baseless claim tbh, especially considering that Democrats have been cheating in elections as of late.

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