nawgz

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by nawgz 4y ago
You serious man? I see it every day when I have to use this god-forsaken Rails shit, it's so fucking slow to load the view and THEN it loads the data, literally the worst of both worlds
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by nawgz 4y ago
When I use apps like this - GitLab - I am struck by how much wasted user time such an approach leads to. Everything is a page refresh Send me some counter examples? Im a big SPA fan and there’s lots of good examples
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by nawgz 4y ago
Your comment seems to be deliberately misunderstanding who triggered the gas reduction, which is why others opinion of the comment is quite low
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by nawgz 4y ago
> I think it's worth examining who would be doing that fabrication and what they would have to gain Sure. Russia and geopolitical destabilization > who is making the counter-claim and what they would have to gain from that This p
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by nawgz 4y ago
Why would you criticize a platform because corporations misuse that platform? MS intentionally cripples its web offerings because native ones can collect way more data. The web and its featureset are not responsible for issues like "un
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by nawgz 4y ago
> then the site no longer works for mobile What a comical misunderstanding, only to use it to demand people stop using frameworks. You seem to have said it best > people demand ... without understanding what they are demanding
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by nawgz 4y ago
This is a really weird characterization of a normal airplane function. First, you are seeming to act as if the power between passengers and pilots should be equal. Why would this ever be? The pilot has all the power and the passengers none.
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by nawgz 4y ago
Is this really true? I joined a small team in 2017 and carried them to success by building many applications at high speed. Now my team has tripled in size since then, and I have had multiple promotions and have around 5 reports on average
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by nawgz 4y ago
Subaru Outback has the best cabin
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by nawgz 4y ago
> HTML was meant to be used for static documents So? What does that have to do with "technologies the browser offers us"? The browser now offers a thorough set of DOM bindings in JS, which is definitely not meant to be used for
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by nawgz 4y ago
As an M1 owner, it's the opposite of a worry for my wallet :)
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by nawgz 4y ago
> The way we make webpages is so disconnected from the technologies that browsers offer us. Can you say more about this? I don't really see how "actual applications" differ from a React app in a meaningful way; React apps
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by nawgz 4y ago
I'm not sure I understand your question. How would this concept do anything to help with privacy preservation or the fact that ChatGPT runs on 800GB of VRAM?
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by nawgz 4y ago
Usually education is the selected weapon against the latter, which means I could probably bastardize education into saying "we must protect people from themselves" If you genuinely don't think the massive power imbalance betw
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by nawgz 4y ago
"additionalProperties": true
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by nawgz 4y ago
Individual self control vs corporate chemical addiction machines... Regulation is a good thing - it helps citizens save their energy for their own lives, instead of having to reserve it for navigating an increasingly complex and profit-opti
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by nawgz 4y ago
> Why not enforce object types? It would be incredibly painful to write idiomatic JS with constant narrowing required and would lead to huge performance issues. Imagine you write some generic sort capabilities, sorting by label, createdD
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by nawgz 4y ago
So you are writing naked JS or what? A lot of developers decided slow compiles - I don’t know what pathological case you stumbled on to make a single file take 3s tho - is far superior to needing to suss out runtime errors, and I find it ha
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by nawgz 4y ago
> the moment I use Object.entries ... the key has been widened to string This is correct behavior though, and what you propose would be wrong. The type isn’t narrowed. Type U satisfies type T when the keys of U are a superset of the keys
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by nawgz 4y ago
You really think so? “Table” is common database vernacular and “API” is the most generic term in all of software these days. APITable also sounds nothing like Airtable and doesn’t even have similar connotations. Gonna have to disagree with
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by nawgz 4y ago
> The overwhelmingly vast majority of "protect yourself from government tyranny" types want to massively curtail police powers I find this hard to believe. Back the blue, blue lives matter, thin blue line people are propagated
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by nawgz 4y ago
You mean 44% of Americans have more like 3 guns, by the official record, which vaguely addresses my weakest point I suppose. Not sure this does anything to justify the US approach to policing
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by nawgz 4y ago
I have a few questions about the relevance of this. > 1.2 guns per citizen After 1 gun, do guns truly become more dangerous? For someone opening a door, I don't think handgun vs AR vs shotgun is a very meaningful distinction - you&#
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by nawgz 4y ago
Sure, did I say what I want anywhere? Do you think that a ruling that went 7-2 and 8-1 in the past being reviewed for a third time for some reason that happens to go 6-3 along party lines makes sense in any light besides corruption and &quo
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by nawgz 4y ago
> someone who knows all the details about every piece of technology they use > "how it works" in quotes Well, see, I can reason about SQL semantics via knowledge of B-trees, and I can understand how there's a time vs sp
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by nawgz 4y ago
I never make promises. I also never use tech that doesn't share "how it works". Clear?
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by nawgz 4y ago
> Most content on modern webs should be static, or at least deterministic What does this even mean? > What I am saying is that GraphQL should not be used at runtime to do these dynamic magic queries, which is the key feature in Apollo
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by nawgz 4y ago
Well, I can find exactly 0 information on how you've implemented this on your very own website. It's natural to be skeptical of someone who is afraid to share their implementation details but claims best-in-class results, isn&#x27
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by nawgz 4y ago
> I think the perception of corruption in the U.S. way exceeds the reality So the stacked Supreme Court issuing absurd rulings is not actually corrupt, but just appears corrupt? Citizens United and further erosions of campaign financing
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by nawgz 4y ago
No zoom/pan baked in, not interesting to me

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