multiplegeorges

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by multiplegeorges 11mo ago
I mean, it's clear he means for the majority of users and OSes... not the HN crowd specifically.
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by multiplegeorges 1y ago
Right but this isn’t a REST API. This technique specifically rejects that approach. With htmx, the server just returns HTML and the logic for handling it is entirely in the front end.
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by multiplegeorges 1y ago
Honestly, seeing the Datastar server-side snippets reminded me of writing RJS in Rails back in the day. Everything old is new again. Having the backend aware of the IDs in the HTML leads to pain. The HTMX way seems a lot simpler and Rails +
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by multiplegeorges 1y ago
Huh? HTML is sitting right there and it's out of the box with Rails. CSS3 is basically scss now. I don't understand the aversion to actually writing HTML and CSS!
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by multiplegeorges 1y ago
> their homemade JS solutions (Stimulus, Hotwire, JS import maps) should be the default choice instead of industry standards like Intertia and Vite. Funny you should list those out. JS Import Maps ( https://developer.mozilla.or
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by multiplegeorges 1y ago
> If adding tools to the setup is needed It is not needed.
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by multiplegeorges 1y ago
Basically, LLMs are the guy from Memento.
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by multiplegeorges 1y ago
Which seems like a trivial addition if it's not there?
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by multiplegeorges 1y ago
Do you truly think that drastically changing the composition of the atmosphere in less than 150 years won't have dramatic effects on heating/cooling? The CO2 PPM in the atmosphere has ~doubled since the industrial revolution.
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by multiplegeorges 1y ago
The Okanagan is thousands of kilometers away and the south end connects to the Mojave Desert. This is not the great counter example you think it is.
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by multiplegeorges 1y ago
The building shot perfectly illustrates all his points, very little difference between them. The child in the surf is almost identical. Maybe a few ms of difference, look at the foot position. The facial structure differences in the players
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by multiplegeorges 1y ago
God forbid someone think of unintended consequences or externalities before doing something.
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by multiplegeorges 1y ago
Identical comment here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44056251
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by multiplegeorges 1y ago
Identical comment here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44056238
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by multiplegeorges 1y ago
> If Canada wanted to, we could easily scale military spending by investing it in homegrown projects instead of spending it at the altar of the mililtary industrial complex. We're about to find out if we want to. This is a major poi
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by multiplegeorges 2y ago
This happens in cars very often. Surely you apply the same rigorous analysis to driving as you did to this, correct?
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by multiplegeorges 2y ago
> Frontend is entirely your choice. You are missing the entire point of Rails and making the OP's point for them. > Go's standard library provides good enough text templating Rails offers much more than this, this again make
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by multiplegeorges 2y ago
We are learning more and more that gaining weight has more to do with insulin response and various other super complicated pathways -- not simply "calorie in = some weight gained". If that were true, people wouldn't lose weig
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by multiplegeorges 2y ago
Yeah, because they are both intensely sugary. 3500 calories of lean meat won't.
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by multiplegeorges 3y ago
The NDP have forced the current Liberals to pass two of the most impactful programs in a LONG time: universal dental coverage and now pharmacare. They may be floundering in the polls, sadly, but their impact has been immense.
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by multiplegeorges 3y ago
10. Assuming a straight line and assuming 1G is your max acceleration: you accelerate for 10 years, reach your maximum velocity then flip and do the same thing in the other direction. You'll reach your destination with 0 velocity.
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by multiplegeorges 3y ago
I had the opposite conclusion. This seems like a pretty minimal set of changes to get a 19 year old piece of software running.
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by multiplegeorges 3y ago
Very delayed reply here, but it's a timing attack, I think. If the government has access to telco resources (I think it's safe to assume that they can and do), then they can line up the timing of a chat message with the push notif
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by multiplegeorges 3y ago
Compromise a single phone in a target group, send a message to an anonymous chat, and you now know every other member of the group. Apple needs to know your Apple ID to send you an APNS payload. Now your anonymous chat profile is tied to yo
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by multiplegeorges 3y ago
Doesn't matter what language you use when your architecture is wrong for the problem you're trying to solve.
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by multiplegeorges 3y ago
Uhhhh, HTML?
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by multiplegeorges 3y ago
I think this is the most important detail here. The board is meant to follow the principles of the non-profit, that may have been the most important consideration here.
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by multiplegeorges 3y ago
Millenia, even.
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by multiplegeorges 3y ago
So dumping all our plastic in the sea will work out! /s It seems like these discoveries are coming quickly and in higher numbers. Maybe there's hope in recycling/processing plastics down simpler molecules after all. Currently

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