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by nchmy 1y ago
YeAh bUt fe3lin g0od is n ulTerIor m0t!ve!! A st0!c s4g3 flz nutHing
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by nchmy 1y ago
You're a very sad, very confused person. I genuinely mean this: seek help. Or at least a hug.
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by nchmy 1y ago
What an absolutely tragic worldview you have... There's no doubt that there are disingenuous people (let alone complete grifters). But the fact that you can't conceive of anyone doing anything good just for the sake of it - let al
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by nchmy 1y ago
Indeed. I once had a former friend say something to the effect of "I wish there were a candidate who had a healthy balance of libertarian values and compassion". I asked him how he reconciles those to diametrically-opposed concept
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by nchmy 1y ago
if they dont do this, there wont be an opportunity for another case..
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by nchmy 1y ago
It does not. It interacts with browser APIs (not just dom) via JavaScript. And it needs to load a big binary first.
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by nchmy 1y ago
The gofundme is now saying $55k target... Which is it?
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by nchmy 1y ago
That's literally what is being fought for...
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by nchmy 1y ago
What alternative do you propose to Javascript for interactive functionality on a web page?
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by nchmy 1y ago
The entire point is that oracle has done nothing with the trademark - especially not being a good steward. What bizarro world are you living in?
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by nchmy 1y ago
As you know, this discussion has nothing to do with the WordPress trademark (which, among plenty of other things, you lied about for many years) It has to do with you calling WP Engine a "hacked up, bastardized simulacra of WordPress&q
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by nchmy 1y ago
Please see my response to Matt's sibling comment. If this is truly your own opinion, and you can't see that it is just laughably wrong, then you're definitely working in the right place!
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by nchmy 1y ago
you could always use any cms/non-SSG and cache the pages on your webserver or, better yet, CDN. This would essentially be SSG + bells and whistles that make your life easier.
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by nchmy 1y ago
I'm talking about how from something like 2005-2017, you couldn't install plugins at all. Then from 2017 until apparently the last couple months, you had to upgrade past the Free, Personal and Premium plans to the $25/mo Busi
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by nchmy 1y ago
It's only super strange if you have no knowledge of who Matt is. Poor attempts at misdirection is his status quo.
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by nchmy 1y ago
And he continues to churn out popular open source projects - m9st recently related to moving off-cloud, using Linux etc... And ruby on rails continues to evolve immensely whereas WordPress is stuck in 2005
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by nchmy 1y ago
How so?
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by nchmy 1y ago
Why do you have to pay for using plugins on wp dot com, which are free everywhere else in wordpress, Matt?
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by nchmy 1y ago
i dont recommend WPE to anyone, but they have done nothing wrong. If you care, you could learn plenty here https://gist.github.com/adrienne/aea9dd7ca19c8985157d9c42f7f...
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by nchmy 1y ago
he hasnt come even slightly close to winning his case
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by nchmy 1y ago
ps wordpress dot com is the most bastardized simulacra of wordpress in existence
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by nchmy 1y ago
you could just read the legal document, as others in this thread have, rather than rely on an "unreliable narrator"... Surely no sane person is on WPE's side. They're just vehemently against Matt, who has proven to be a
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by nchmy 1y ago
you didnt even link to the right version of the DHH post! The original had this gem of a paragraph: > David, perhaps it would be good to explore with a therapist or coach why you keep having these great ideas but cannot scale them beyond
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by nchmy 1y ago
I agree, both are useful. But debuggers is vastly more useful for this particular case, most of the time. The parent comment that I replied to was trying to say otherwise
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by nchmy 1y ago
when i first started programming, with php, it took me literally weeks to figure out how to get xdebug set up. (pro tip: just use DDEV - it makes it all simple). Not a second of that was a waste because xdebug (like all debuggers) is just t
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by nchmy 1y ago
Nah, i use debuggers all the time despite also using LLM agent all the time. They are great, but limited and often just go into a perpetual loop of not being able to debug something. I toss in some breakpoints and figure out exactly what is
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by nchmy 1y ago
Came to say this as well. I was excited for a deep dive into a difficult problem, and only found an enormously superficial article that didnt even mention the title. Very disappointing. Like Reddit edit: I now see that its not a personal bl
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by nchmy 1y ago
yeah, tons dont know they exist. But there's also a lot of people - new and veteran - who are just allergic to them, for various reasons. Setting up a debugger is the very first thing i do when i start working with a new language, and
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by nchmy 1y ago
but can you go back in the stack and inspect the variables and related functions there in print debugging?
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by nchmy 1y ago
That enormous sticky header!

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