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by nfw2 6mo ago
Being able to see a detail view without navigating away from the list view is a better user experience and the more common practice now
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by nfw2 6mo ago
It seems both true that 1. intuitive-sounding explanations about medicine can be extremely misleading for laypeople and 2. reasoning about mechanisms of action, supplemented with empirical science, is important and useful in medical science
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by nfw2 6mo ago
There is no additional data security if you are sending a rendered version of it to client instead of raw version. Data that will be rendered on the client generally should be sent to the client in my opinion because you can easily determin
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by nfw2 6mo ago
It is less expensive?
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by nfw2 6mo ago
Ask any ux specialist, observing base reality (observe someone using x) gives a better impression of usability than any statistics will
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by nfw2 6mo ago
I am going to base my opinion on using the bottom of the barrel Motorola that I own rather than reading that novel
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by nfw2 6mo ago
You have it reversed. SSR in react without RSC gives you access to data and state on the client. That's what the hydration does. RSC strips it out to make the bundle smaller. There is no hydration
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by nfw2 6mo ago
1. Rendered content, if there is enough of it, will be more content to send across wire than a cached bundle. 2. Cached bundles are cached. Network doesnt matter when its cached 3. Even bottom of the barrel motorolas are not wimpy nowadays
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by nfw2 6mo ago
That doesn't seem to be how this implementation of RSC is intended to work. Here, client code triggers the RSC fetch, which is treated as any other sort of data fetch. Presumably, it still waits for client code to load to do that. Also
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by nfw2 6mo ago
I still don't get why RSC is better. This post takes things for granted that don't seem obvious to me. Why would I want heavy rendering tasks to all be done on my wimpy aws box instead of the clients macbooks and iphones? Shipping
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by nfw2 6mo ago
I think it's reasonable to knock on someone for concluding a wildly incorrect theory (eg generating out of mud) even when lacking evidence pointing to the correct answer. Aristotle did this a lot. The correct position in these scenario
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by nfw2 6mo ago
Is there a copilot for Microsoft flight simulator though?
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by nfw2 6mo ago
Sure but if the mechanism that bans openclaw also bans me, I still get banned
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by nfw2 6mo ago
It's not just about delve. It's about yc's model. YC encourages YC companies to trust other YC companies even though they are early. If you can't trust your batch mates for something as crucial as compliance, the model d
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by nfw2 6mo ago
I don't understand exactly what is being banned. I have a vibe coded context manager + chat thread UI that I use to manage multiple claude code cli sessions simultaneous. Is this allowed? If not how would this get identified vs other c
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by nfw2 7mo ago
what do you mean exactly? you are asking random people to share their company's code with you?
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by nfw2 7mo ago
from article: 1. Whoa, I produced this prototype so fast! I have super powers! 2. This prototype is getting buggy. I’ll tell the AI to fix the bugs. 3. Hmm, every change now causes as many new bugs as it fixes. 4. Aha! But if I have an AI a
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by nfw2 8mo ago
> Dear Brandon. not a sentence > King regards. not a sentence > I'll admit to the pedantry but missing comma between independent clauses
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by nfw2 8mo ago
It's a reference to the Bill O'Reilly line about tides
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by nfw2 8mo ago
don't be pedantic about grammar and then get your own grammar wrong
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by nfw2 8mo ago
It is combination of: - Cron-style heartbeat manager - Easy customization with markdown only - Good out-of-box memory management that just works - Good set of tools out-of-box that just work Like Jack Dorsey said about project success, limi
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by nfw2 8mo ago
On the other hand, other humans may have intrinsic interests outside of your control that may lead them to harm you despite the mechanisms you mentioned, whereas bots by default don't have such motives.
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by nfw2 9mo ago
It's sort of funny that the headline right underneath this one on hn right now is about social media research having ties to industry
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by nfw2 9mo ago
So another platform disrupting the duopoly would be good, no?
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by nfw2 9mo ago
In order to sell anything, people need to know about it. Google and Meta provide a way to make this possible. If they didn't exist, you wouldn't somehow have a more affordable way to get people to know about your product. However
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by nfw2 9mo ago
I am surprised that these sort of declarative specs are so popular in certain domains. Essentially you always seem to be putting settings into the ether and hoping they interact with each other in the way you expect. I prefer an api with do
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by nfw2 9mo ago
People who think syntax highlighting is useful are a cargo cult?
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by nfw2 9mo ago
That's the whole point. The sky is blue is trivially observable. Any claim that someone has disproven something that is trivially observable should be met with skepticism. If you have something that needs to be done, and an agent goes
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by nfw2 9mo ago
This is what you claimed the bar was "it just should be higher than 'I feel like'" Now you are moving it because your statement is provably false. Your criticism of it is based on vibes. What specifically is wrong with t
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by nfw2 9mo ago
Ironically the start of this thread was bemoaning the use of anecdotal evidence

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