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by nchmy 1y ago
Sorry, perhaps we're talking past each other. Fielding was absolutely not saying that his REST was the One True approach. But it DOES mean something The issue at hand here is that he coined REST and the whole world is using that term
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by nchmy 1y ago
As I replied to the sibling comment, you're misunderstanding rest and hypermedia. The "schema" is html and the browser is the automated client that is exceptionally good at rendering whatever html the backend has decided to s
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by nchmy 1y ago
Why does "your program" need to know anything? The whole point of hypermedia is that there isn't any "program" other than the web browser that agnostically renders whatever html it receives. If the (backend) "p
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by nchmy 1y ago
Why doesn't fielding's conception make sense for non-interactive clients?
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by nchmy 1y ago
The article is seemingly accurate, but isn't particularly useful as it is written in FAR too technical of a style. If anyone wants to learn more about all of this, https://htmx.org/essays and their free https:/&#
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by nchmy 1y ago
You're either not communicating in good faith, or just a complete fool. Any sensible person would agree with you in the abstract. But you're having the conversation in a thread where the person who should be seeking redemption has
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by nchmy 1y ago
Why use eta rather than just lit-html template literals? They have ssr versions of everything, as far as I'm aware. You might also consider data-star.dev rather than htmx
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by nchmy 1y ago
Whatever the path is - could even be paying or even hiring the original dev - they haven't done ANYTHING in that direction. You're just having some abstract, theoretical conversation that has no basis in what has happened
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by nchmy 1y ago
Well, thus far they've only made things worse by trying to bullshit their way out of it, and not tried to "make it right" in any sense. I hope the strongest appropriate consequences for this come their way, though likely noth
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by nchmy 1y ago
you're conflating (obfuscating?) honest oversights with what seems to be a clearly and intentionally dishonest series of actions
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by nchmy 1y ago
Yes, I assume that otter etc are vastly faster, but I suspect there's people who are not aware of that and, consequently, don't have such a layered approach. So, the idea was to show how much faster to further promote adoption of
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by nchmy 1y ago
Thanks for the great writeup. Out of curiosity, has any benchmarking been done to compare Otter etc vs things like (localhost/Unix socket) Redis?
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by nchmy 1y ago
perhaps a NATS server colocated on each monolith server (or even embedded in your app, if it is written in golang, meaning that all communication is in-process) and use NATS KV? Or if you just want it all to be in-memory, perhaps use some o
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by nchmy 1y ago
Looks interesting. I wonder how it compares to/could be used in conjunction with mise, which has (deservedly) gotten a lot of attention recently. Their backends ( https://mise.jdx.dev/dev-tools/backends/ ) feat
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by nchmy 1y ago
I agree with you in general, though it's not necessarily community that we need to feel happy. It's fundamentally an internal thing that comes from self-awareness, a genuine authenticity, tranquility, perspective, and meaningful v
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by nchmy 1y ago
I was very deliberately never a "digital nomad". But a decade ago I left a soul-sucking career and traveled in a camper van that I built out. For a few years I was mostly just a hermit, spending time in nature, reading, writing, t
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by nchmy 1y ago
I'm in the same position at the moment, though I actually do see the point of the rest of the functionality. I just don't use it.
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by nchmy 1y ago
I was elated when obsidian came out, because it brought to reality exactly what I thought I had wanted for a few years prior - ability to link, especially graphically, all of my notes. But I quickly realised what you described - it's a
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by nchmy 1y ago
1. I'm referring to the comment that the DOM is slow/bad. It is not. Moreover, VDOM is ON TOP OF the DOM. 2. We're currently living in 2025. React (and SPAs) is not even slightly necessary.
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by nchmy 1y ago
Enlightening and savage as always. Best webdev blog anywhere.
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by nchmy 1y ago
Nah. https://svelte.dev/blog/virtual-dom-is-pure-overhead https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43971164
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by nchmy 1y ago
I come back to my original comment - why did he have romantic interest in a 22yr old? Theres A LOT of women out there who would be vastly more compatible with him due to being in a similar stage of life. And, moreover, if he already knew he
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by nchmy 1y ago
Lol. Good luck to you all
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by nchmy 1y ago
Lol. Good luck to you
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by nchmy 1y ago
If c + Python is so wonderful and so ubiquitous, why hasn't someone already created uv in C? Ps the government and others have all recommended moving from C/C++ to Rust... It's irrelevant whether or not that's well-found
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by nchmy 1y ago
They said "no meaningful speedup". 2x is meaningful
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by nchmy 1y ago
You must be holding it wrong, because everyone else raves about uv
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by nchmy 1y ago
Cold approaching someone to ask them out - especially if they hadn't yet AT LEAST exchanged smiles - seems to be the sign of a deluded/misguided person. And even moreso with such an enormous - and generally creepy - age difference
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by nchmy 1y ago
You seem to be the only one exhibiting disgust here, friend. The main reason for my comment - though there's plenty more - is that a 38yr old and 22 yr old are literally a generation, and hopefully (for the older person's sake) im
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by nchmy 1y ago
Its sad that can't see why this is utterly bizzare, deluded/no recognition of how reality is, and likely creepy. Moreover, at no point did you consider HER in your comment - do you think a 22yr old wants some 38 year old (of any s

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