lucasyvas

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by lucasyvas 2y ago
JavaScript is effectively deprecated next to TypeScript. You’ll see some projects in the middle clutch to “type annotated” JavaScript but it’s not popular. Most JS is untyped and on its way out.
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by lucasyvas 2y ago
> As CEO, I take full responsibility for this decision and the circumstances that led to it, and I’m truly sorry to those impacted by this change. Ah yes, there it is. Maybe roll yourself into the 20% at least.
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by lucasyvas 2y ago
I'm also betting against - Meta alone will pass them within the year.
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by lucasyvas 2y ago
> When you get to that stage, software engineering has failed fundamentally. Agreed - this is a survival mode tactic in every company I’ve been when it’s happened. If you’re permanently in the described mode and you’re small sized, you m
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by lucasyvas 2y ago
Statically typed languages are in fact so much better nowadays that the industry should drop all dynamic / scripting languages for application development That will sadly probably never happen given the momentum they’ve built so the
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by lucasyvas 2y ago
The respected and socially competent engineer should always fulfill the traditional PO obligations. I believe the buzzword for this is Product Engineer, even though that’s roughly what agile was supposed to be to begin with… The problem wit
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by lucasyvas 2y ago
Well I wouldn't have called it, but I think Meta is in the lead. They beat Apple to AR and affordable VR. Their AI tooling has basically caught up to OpenAI and at this rate will pass them - is anyone else even playing? Maybe their wor
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by lucasyvas 2y ago
Boo this man, booo.
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by lucasyvas 2y ago
I’m honestly just waiting for someone to add Rust bindings for Electron (instead of gluing Node to C++ in the main process, and using WASM for the renderer process instead). Someone may ask why - simply to have options. Tauri is great but t
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by lucasyvas 2y ago
Most technical debt is imagined at lower experience levels. Shitty and brittle code is not inherently debt - it’s only debt if you have to pay it back to get something else you want. Otherwise it’s “free money”. Debt is garbage that fights
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by lucasyvas 2y ago
> They have their own PR issues and don’t need two dead astronauts,” he added. “But we didn’t think that there would be dead astronauts. We’d never have recommended that they use us if they thought that it was going to be unsafe for them
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by lucasyvas 2y ago
That’s right, Ice…man. I am dangerous. Cruise has always been a bit off the wall personally. I’m not sure how he stacks up against some of the other awful people in Hollywood, however. He’s done a bit better at keeping his personal image cl
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by lucasyvas 2y ago
If I’m understanding correctly can’t you lock on some other account criteria, like IDs? A Mutex does have to own the data but you can still decide what it owns. When you lock, the returned MutexGuard is owned, so you can pass it around or r
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by lucasyvas 2y ago
Awesome list - I'd add not letting go of solutioning if on the management track. Leave it to your ICs.
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by lucasyvas 2y ago
Which app? They all work fine for what I expect them to do.
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by lucasyvas 2y ago
You don’t - you bounce the servers because it’s simpler. If your secret is static for the lifetime of a deployment - just redeploy to get a new value. I like secret stores but only when the value of something regularly changes in a way that
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by lucasyvas 2y ago
This still exists?? What year is it?! :D
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by lucasyvas 2y ago
If you have ever had to try to RMA a Samsung drive you will know to never buy Samsung again. The worst manufacturer I’ve ever dealt with by orders of magnitude - it’s not even remotely close.
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by lucasyvas 2y ago
You can’t drink alcohol publicly so you shouldn’t be able to do drugs publicly. I live in BC - it’s ridiculous. I seriously do not care anymore it needs to end now. Find a way to better address the source of the issue for future generations
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by lucasyvas 3y ago
There is no valid use case I've ever seen where inheritance was better than composition (that does not mean a use case does not exist, but evidence is mounting against it). I would say it's used because every language made a poor
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by lucasyvas 3y ago
This seems like a bigger deal that it looks like - this flat out kills the legitimacy of HDMI in my mind. There's no reason to keep it.
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by lucasyvas 3y ago
I worked at IBM and my office was like this after the original product was EOL. There were several in-house teams that worked for entirely different divisions of IBM. In hindsight, it does seem odd since you - if lucky - at least had 2-3 ot
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by lucasyvas 3y ago
I think the parent post is wrong. This rewrite probably has more to do with performance, "fearless concurrency", and/or developer happiness. C# is safe.
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by lucasyvas 3y ago
He's been better in recent memory but this definitely recedes a bit into his prior unhinged territory. Good luck, Steven, wherever you are.
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by lucasyvas 3y ago
This looks exactly like zx by Google. And that's probably a good thing. https://github.com/google/zx
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by lucasyvas 3y ago
I've read this and think it makes a ton of sense. I still think it's lacking an ecosystem strategy that would propel it further. I would like be able to install an HTMX component, customize the route, and have some type of lifecyc
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by lucasyvas 3y ago
That's OK - but then I'd say I'm not interested in it based on its project scope. I have enjoyed it for small demos but I wouldn't pitch it to my company to use in the real world based on its philosophy.
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by lucasyvas 3y ago
But you should be able to distribute bundled backend and frontend logic given its paradigm. There is no guidance on what it would take to do this, or what the interface for the components should be to enable it, or how you should build and
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by lucasyvas 3y ago
One thing I see lacking with HTMX is that, eventually, someone will want to package and distribute a third party component. You say "but it's meant for small things not requiring much scripting" and I say "I don't b
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by lucasyvas 3y ago
Do you figure it's easier to become a shipping company or an ecommerce platform? I don't suspect they'll pull it off, but it's not the worst idea I've heard. Walmart always makes me think similar but not in the same

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