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by monooso 3y ago
Somewhat related, Churchill was very fond of pigs. He famously said (some variant of) "I am fond of pigs. Dogs look up to us. Cats look down on us. Pigs treat us as equals."
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by monooso 3y ago
A little context about the author, as it may have a bearing on this particular project: https://twitter.com/KoenSwinkels
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by monooso 3y ago
I spent over 20 years writing CSS, trying countless naming conventions and organisational techniques in an attempt to keep everything clear and maintainable. I don't miss it, but to each their own.
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by monooso 3y ago
I have, and it does not. Unlike Next.js, Astro isn't shipping a tonne of JS to the browser just to display some basic content; it's really just HTML and CSS. (To reiterate, this is a very simple content-based site)
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by monooso 3y ago
I'm confused by your comment; there's no such thing as a double 50.
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by monooso 3y ago
I converted a couple of small content sites from Next.js to Astro. The generated code is way smaller, and the site is so much faster. I also found it much nicer to work with. I can't comment on how they compare for more interactive app
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by monooso 3y ago
This is very well-trodden ground at this point, but the reasons people use and like Tailwind have nothing to do with an unwillingness to think or name things. You're welcome to use whatever works for you, but don't assume that any
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by monooso 3y ago
> There's also no consent banner, so this doesn't seem GDPR compliant I'm not sure what you mean by "consent banner". If you're referring to an annoying "allow us to track everything you do" pop-up
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by monooso 3y ago
Given how much flak Brave (and by extension Eich) gets on HN, it's somewhat ironic that you identify his departure as the moment when Mozilla abandoned its traditional values.
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Tsunami Bomb(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by monooso 3y ago|0 comments
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by monooso 3y ago
Fine, you can work 5 days a week.
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by monooso 3y ago
I believe that was addressed in the original comment: "...improve quality of life for everyone."
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by monooso 3y ago
For me, at least, sales implies a commercial offering. You could argue that "sales" just means "I'm trying to sell you on (using|supporting|believing in) this thing", but I think evangelism is a more suitable term i
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by monooso 3y ago
> This is a nice sensationalist punchline, but I don't think it's true at all. Most of what people learn is not bang, a new thing unlocked, but rather repetitions and small incremental improvements... The article is specificall
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by monooso 3y ago
Please say you didn't just dis The Dench.
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by monooso 3y ago
You clearly have your own pre-existing gripes with the BBC, which have very little to do with this story.
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by monooso 3y ago
> What can be the reason for this approach? A solo developer, busy building the product is one feasible explanation. I'm not saying you should blindly trust the site, but acting as though this is somehow inexplicable is a tad unfair
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by monooso 3y ago
>The Chief, Directives Division (DD) assigns numbers to DoD issuances based on the established subject groups and subgroups provided in Tables 1 through 9 and the recommendations of OSD and DoD Component heads with equity in a particular
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by monooso 3y ago
> I believe the author is confusing a modal with a details page It sounds like you agree with the article, at least according to my reading. The author states that you should not use a modal for something “bookmarkable”, such as a detai
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by monooso 3y ago
It depends on the website in question, of course, but I'm not sure the readers of HN reflect the views of most users.
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Improving code quality and reducing errors with AI(wearesauce.io)
2 points by monooso 4y ago|0 comments
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by monooso 4y ago
TIL. Thank you.
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by monooso 4y ago
But would they choose C++ if they were _starting_ today?
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The Complexity Halo(stephenlewis.me)
2 points by monooso 4y ago|0 comments
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Organising Ecto Schemas(stephenlewis.me)
1 points by monooso 4y ago|0 comments
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by monooso 4y ago
At the bottom of the page (not ideal, I agree): > Last updated Jan 12, 2023
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by monooso 4y ago
I think we're in agreement here that you should create as many different changesets as needed, according to the operations you wish to support.
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by monooso 4y ago
The article you linked to reminds me of Chris Bailey's "compositional" Ecto query patterns post, which is worth a read if you haven't seen it before: https://cbailey.co.uk/posts/compositional_elixire
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by monooso 4y ago
Thanks, I'm glad you found it useful.
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by monooso 4y ago
> ...they also have an `update_changeset`, which I think is an anti-pattern. I disagree that it's an anti-pattern. I'm already making a distinction between a "create" and an "update" changeset, as these may

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