morbicer

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by morbicer 2y ago
Astro is great. Love to see an update that simplifies rather than complicates (looking at you Next and co.) Nice starter themes, nothing to learn really. I opened it up and had migrated a friend's website in three hours. Pairs greatly
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by morbicer 2y ago
Ocean is not a win. It means large sea ports and hence an influx of new rats.
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by morbicer 2y ago
Webpack itself might be fine but everything that babel brings and webpack plugins are the source of pain. CVEs aside, core-js is a liability on itself. Sad personal story, sad that the world still thanklessly depends on it.
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by morbicer 2y ago
In enterprise environment you need to manically update to meet the security compliance SLAs because those dependencies are a source of non stop CVEs. It's mostly bunk CVEs but that's out of your control.
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by morbicer 2y ago
This would be an idea worth considering if you didn't pick babel which will drag a half of universe with it https://bundlephobia.com/package/babel-core Use raw esbuild or swc; or be hassle free with Vite... or som
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by morbicer 2y ago
I would go with sth more simple and geared towards game dev https://github.com/KilledByAPixel/LittleJS is awesome and has many examples so you can start by editing them
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by morbicer 2y ago
In real (read enterprise) world you have things like SOC2 which mandates review by other people. If you are 5 person startup, sure, commit straight to main. Even in enterprise you should merge soon and live without long living feature branc
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by morbicer 2y ago
Hot take: I blame the culture of obsession with CS topics, leetcode, tail recursion, dependent types etc and not enough focus on solid engineering and domain knowledge in areas encountered by 90% of real life jobs. Starts in the education a
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by morbicer 2y ago
Or if you prefer podcast, listen to this episode of Darknet Diaries https://darknetdiaries.com/transcript/146/ Truly fascinating story
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by morbicer 2y ago
Compare to another popular Italian bread, ciabatta, which was invented only in 1982.
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by morbicer 2y ago
Surprised they didn't cram Copilot in the name as well. Gosh they are so milquetoast and confusing with naming.
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by morbicer 2y ago
I present you Uncle Bob's own pretty horrible code: https://qntm.org/clean
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by morbicer 2y ago
Non-spaghetti dynamic forms and their validation (yes you need to validate on server as well). Reusable components that can be tested in isolation. Type support. That leads to easier evolution and refactoring. With good architecture you can
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by morbicer 2y ago
jQuery is needlessly bloated. I have no use for it but if I really wanted sth like jq I would pick Cash or Zepto.
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by morbicer 2y ago
OK, I'll bite. Did Weiwei assault anyone? I am not aware of such instance. Somali is just a hooligan, not controversial artist.
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by morbicer 2y ago
Yes luckily a lot of talented people are sharing their workarounds so you can host on AWS or Cloudflare with most feature parity and in plain nodejs docker with some loss. But it's a constant game of catch-up for these folks.
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by morbicer 2y ago
Marketing sites are usually short-lived. They can die with the platform and it's fine. The OP is building their product on top of Next and was asking about lock-in. I work with React codebases that are 8+ years old. Luckily no-one c
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by morbicer 2y ago
On one end you have something like https://vike.dev , very light framework. It might not have all the bells and whistles like Next but your code is going to be your code and if you change your mind you should be able to switch to
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by morbicer 2y ago
I feel like Effect is today's Ramda. So cool but it's going to be regretted by you and people coming after you in few years. Me and my team reverted to more stupid code and we are happier.
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by morbicer 2y ago
He's also 78. There's no way how he can spend 400m before he dies. He can use it to be the change he wants to see and support new music. You know what they say, talk is cheap, put your money where your mouth is.
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by morbicer 2y ago
“A fool and his money are soon parted” Not specific to Hublot and not the end of the world
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by morbicer 2y ago
Someone might not expect sth like this from the "father of capitalism" “As soon as the land of any country has all become private property, the landlords, like all other men, love to reap where they never sowed and demand a rent
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by morbicer 2y ago
Isn't it because the shoulder launched weapon is usually called rocket launcher, rpg or bazooka? Never heard it referred as misille launcher.
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by morbicer 2y ago
Funny thing is that the most HOA dictatorial neighborhoods are not some charming heritage places but boring-ass mcmansion-villes with lifeless front lawns.
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by morbicer 2y ago
Funny example. There are languages where sky is kinda green. Vietnamese: The word "xanh" can refer to both blue and green. Japanese: Historically, "ao" (青) could refer to both blue and green. Welsh: "Glas" can
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by morbicer 2y ago
While rediscovering the world with kids is more wholesome, if you want the raw experience of looking at nature with novelty in your mind, try LSD or magic mushrooms.
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by morbicer 2y ago
Stockholm has some beautiful subway stations. https://uncharted.io/@dominikgehl/exploring-the-stockholm-su...
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by morbicer 2y ago
You can be technically correct or you can move on and accept that terminology means what majority of people mean. https://learningenglishwithoxford.com/2024/02/29/15-modern-e...
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by morbicer 2y ago
My first association is Jed Henry's fun postmodern take https://www.outregallery.com/collections/jed-henry https://www.reddit.com/r/gaming/comments/i4ny20/jed_henrys_a...
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by morbicer 2y ago
I must be missing something but the model is absolutely useless because it's giving unrelated answers. Check the questions people posted: https://reflectionllama.com/discover

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