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by nosefurhairdo 1y ago
In my early testing gpt5 is significantly less annoying in this regard. Gives a strong vibe of just doing what it's told without any fluff.
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by nosefurhairdo 1y ago
One of the legitimate grievances of SPAs is that they made this pattern less obvious.
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by nosefurhairdo 1y ago
Yep, `useSearchParams()`. At work I built a wrapper to incorporate zod schemas for typesafe search param state. Nuqs is the best for this if your application meets its prerequisites: https://nuqs.47ng.com/
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by nosefurhairdo 1y ago
Lots of bold assertions without evidence. Author claims Google's high salaries killed entrepreneurship. Is there any data to back this claim? Or the idea that democracy can't adapt to social media discourse; not everyone is chroni
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by nosefurhairdo 1y ago
WinterCG is trying to help standardize web APIs to address these concerns. So one strategy when writing server-side js is to stick to standard APIs as much as possible. If you do want to leverage runtime-specific code you can isolate that c
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by nosefurhairdo 1y ago
This argument is tired and ignorant. Try building linear.app without a SPA framework. The idea that "Native CSS transitions have quietly killed the strongest argument for client-side routing," is dubious at best.
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by nosefurhairdo 1y ago
Which is equivalent to deflation, which parent suggests is harmful to bitcoin's viability. In order to claim that "this is fine" you would need to refute the claim that deflation is bad.
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by nosefurhairdo 1y ago
Ryan's post explaining the decision to trademark node seems pretty reasonable to me. Does Oracle have a similarly credible justification for maintaining the JavaScript trademark?
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by nosefurhairdo 1y ago
This is not aligned with how most Americans view higher education: - Democrats have a more positive view of how colleges impact the country - Democrats have higher confidence that professors act in the public interest - Republicans are more
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by nosefurhairdo 1y ago
I'm unconvinced. The article cites Airbnb and "the internet" as evidence: > After Airbnb showed off their redesign, the internet exploded with soft, dimensional, highly detailed icon sets prompted into existence using gene
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by nosefurhairdo 1y ago
I've had success having a conversation about requirements, asking the model to summarize the requirements as a spec to feed into a model for implementation, then pass that spec into a fresh context. Haven't seen any UI to do this
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by nosefurhairdo 1y ago
Help me understand how HIV treatment in Zambia makes Americans better off? What is the "soft power" that it buys? And if $240 million is trivial, they can just send it to me instead.
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by nosefurhairdo 1y ago
He explicitly stated that he was not familiar with the contents of Project 2025 on numerous occasions. This did not stop the media from pushing it as yet another hoax. It is unclear whether anyone has actually read Project 2025 or if it jus
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by nosefurhairdo 1y ago
Tariffs are antithetical to free markets.
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by nosefurhairdo 1y ago
Why should we send $240 million to Zambia? Is it the United States taxpayers' responsibility to treat all of the developing world's problems? How much foreign aid is enough? The United States is approaching 37 trillion dollars of
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by nosefurhairdo 2y ago
I don't need my employer for that either, because they're competing for my labor in a market with many other employers. It would be extremely costly to replace me because of the critical role I have on a highly profitable product.
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by nosefurhairdo 2y ago
Would you rather have layoffs at your company or have your company go out of business due to excessive labor costs? Should poor performers be immune from layoffs? When is a layoff justifiable? I'm free to leave my job at any time, so w
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by nosefurhairdo 2y ago
In other words, profits are bad when they necessitate some threshold of negative externalities.
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by nosefurhairdo 2y ago
> Even though native ESM is now widely supported, shipping unbundled ESM in production is still inefficient (even with HTTP/2) due to the additional network round trips caused by nested imports. To get the optimal loading performanc
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by nosefurhairdo 2y ago
Should point out that "no bundling" has serious trade-offs. From https://vite.dev/guide/why.html#why-bundle-for-production > Why Bundle for Production > Even though native ESM is now widely supported, s
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by nosefurhairdo 2y ago
I would probably replace a lot of this language with something along the lines of "powered by Deno, enabling simplified, all-in-one tooling." You don't want it to look like you're taking credit for the features that Deno
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by nosefurhairdo 2y ago
Browsers cannot parse jsx/tsx natively. Deno is transforming the code you write before it is executed in the browser. That transformation is typically referred to as a build step.
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by nosefurhairdo 2y ago
Additionally, "no build" when writing typescript and jsx/tsx is not possible. The web does not have native support for these files, so by definition there must be a build step. I think the tech here looks good, but the termin
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by nosefurhairdo 2y ago
The react module for TinyBase is optional, and if you're just using their store module you only add 5.3kb gzipped to your final bundle, hence the name TinyBase. I also don't think you understand the complexity of the features that
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by nosefurhairdo 2y ago
The "static page" is referring to https://localfirstweb.dev/ . TinyBase, the tool with embedded SQLite and React support (among other things) is for reactive (non-static) web applications. Native JavaScript languag
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by nosefurhairdo 2y ago
The idea that people aren't comfortable on a team that doesn't have other people matching their immutable sex/race characteristics, and that we should encourage this fragility is insane to me. If this is the starting point, t
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by nosefurhairdo 2y ago
IBM executives are on record stating that hiring too many white or Asian men will cause hiring managers to lose bonuses. I have on good authority the same was true at Microsoft. They also required candidates who identify as non-diverse have
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by nosefurhairdo 2y ago
Sounds good to me too. Wasn't making a comparison between administrations, just pointing out that Trump, Musk, and co do not appear to be hiding any of their activities. The idea that releasing documents is a smokescreen makes no sense
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by nosefurhairdo 2y ago
Musk and co held an X space last night to publicly discuss their gutting of USAID and more. They have actively publicized DOGE. The idea that this is a smokescreen is totally unfounded. Have you considered that releasing these files is just
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by nosefurhairdo 2y ago
> While Buffett has stated that Berkshire Hathaway will maintain a permanent cash reserve of about $30 billion to fund potential insurance payouts, Bloomstran takes a more conservative approach and adds about $50 billion to that reserve

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