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by nathias 3y ago
Were we are ready for a "truth world" where ideology was considered an everyday necessity and people willingly paid for it in the forms of newspapers and tv? I welcome this kind of pos-truth, at best it will make people better at
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by nathias 3y ago
regulatory capture well on the way
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by nathias 3y ago
wasn't that the goal from the start
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by nathias 3y ago
I have nothing so I don't really need the file, nor do I particularly care about what happens after I die.
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by nathias 3y ago
I mean a bug where some variable gets mutated implicitly, as a side effect of some other code change.
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by nathias 3y ago
it's the frontend equivalent of bad microservices
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by nathias 3y ago
Web components were invented to make components more reusable independently of frameworks, nice, but turns out frameworks kept improving and now code is much more reusable between any modern framework (react/svelte/vue) than with
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by nathias 3y ago
It sucks so much its unreal, forces OOP JS, which causes extreme amounts of boiler plate code and mutation bugs, making a simple change becomes a one week task. I'm just doing a complete rewrite of a legacy codebase made with TS, webco
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by nathias 3y ago
do not use lit and webcomponents under any circumstances, please
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by nathias 3y ago
I prefer H, L, zz.
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by nathias 3y ago
a website should be obvious to scroll without scrollbars
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The New Feudalism(thebattleground.eu)
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by nathias 3y ago
scientific metaphors have been useful for science on all fields, it doesn't mean they are accurate or anything, they just help you think about a thing in a better way
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by nathias 3y ago
I'm at least 2x as productive remotely than in the office. Even if commuting didn't waste my time for no reason and I'd like to hang out with people at the office I don't think it would be a good idea.
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by nathias 3y ago
it seems as a civilization we're betting that tech, especially AI will be able to compensate for the drop in labor because of the population decline
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by nathias 3y ago
yea, the owner of the current world currency attacking it makes all the more evident right?
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by nathias 3y ago
it's just gamma oscillations syncing the spatially distinct neural populations
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by nathias 3y ago
If you are a good junior you already know most of the things you will know as a senior, the difference is you don't know that you know.
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by nathias 3y ago
I think not directly, but probably on data derived from it.
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by nathias 3y ago
they are all correct
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by nathias 3y ago
maybe just brush your teeth
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by nathias 3y ago
always have been
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by nathias 3y ago
imo the best way to handle this would be to have identities on browsers, and then have browsers automatically handle the logins without the user seening any passwords
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by nathias 3y ago
its weirdly good at this...
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by nathias 3y ago
Wrong abstraction is a type of premature optimization, it's an anti-pattern that's very common among the senior and supersenior coders that 'already know everything in advance' and that knowledge turns out to be false.
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by nathias 3y ago
let me shill you this wonderful alternative https://odysee.com
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by nathias 3y ago
why are people so obsessed with enforcing accesibility on every website, when its obvious that anyone who has a disability and prefers for example more contrast can implement system wide solutions.
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by nathias 3y ago
yes, it opens a new line of fight, spammers are already using them, but they could also work defensively
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by nathias 3y ago
regex is too specific, LLMs seem like they could help us make more general types if we can avoid hallucinations, maybe we could teach one to generate spam in order to teach another how to recognize it
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by nathias 3y ago
LLM seems like a good tech to solve the spam problem

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