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3y ago
I think by "widespread use" he means the reach of the AI System. Dangerous analogy but just to get the idea across: In the same way there is higher tax rates to higher incomes, you should increase regulations in relation to how ma
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Alternative to Vercel without losing vercel features
(open-next.js.org)
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"The goal of OpenNext is to create an open source, framework agnostic, serverless adapter for Next.js" OpenNext is currently built for AWS but they plan to support any functions as a service platform. Is this really "open&quo
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4y ago
I agree with the sentiment in a sprint basis. But after 20-30 (hopefully less) sprints some patterns start to emerge out of the metrics and some consistency builds up in the team or teams (because every team is more or less an atomic unit,
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Last year I wrote a comparison between Sveltekit and React with focus on Typescript and Graphql. What I didn't like particularly was that for-loops had no type inference [1]. Until this changes there is no reason for me to use Svelteki
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4y ago
Amazing. Thank you very much !
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4y ago
Recoil for single page apps. As simple as context but more readable. For another app the url was used as a single source of truth, so kind of a global state. The components just called useQueryParams. For multi page apps (e.g. with nextjs)
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4y ago
It probably targets developers that learned web development while learning React. It is at least a good idea for them. I think jsx-email wants to be the jsx version of mjml.
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4y ago
It works around the limitations by introducing custom components that are widely supported by multiple email clients[0]. Currently only 3: Button, Group and Image. It solves at least that and it seems to be scalable to build more components
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4y ago
I think of signals as recoiljs atoms or svelte stores. Glad this approach is slowly popping up more and more in different places.
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4y ago
That was fun :) thanks for sharing!
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5y ago
https://nvegater.com/ The about section is full of the inspiration sources :)
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5y ago
People in Russia will not starve, they're just getting poorer without reaching hunger (can cite some sources if you want). Of course letting them starve (for too long) is the end for Putin, so of course he won't let that happen an
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There are no hypotheticals. It is clear and understood that the civil Russian population will suffer the sanctions the most. I don't understand what you mean by calling that hypothetical collateral damage. Sanctions making Putin retrea
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5y ago
Targeting Russian economy cripples their ability to carry on the war but there are many ways they can get in debt to carry on with that if Putin wants. So its easy to make an argument that that is not even close to stop the war. The "
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5y ago
Why not ? I thought it was useful to have insights of how people are using your product and the two approaches help with that.
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5y ago
He didn’t said he believed that I think. They do have an independent fact checker. Wether that’s effective or makes sense is another question.
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Im not sure this is a fair comparison. The Nextjs implementation seems more like "let just get it running somehow". OP's codebase is looking scalable and maintainable. Any React developer would have a very easy time getting u
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5y ago
I went into the rabbit hole. There were 2 particularly useful links I found: https://htmx.org/essays/a-response-to-rich-harris/ https://htmx.org/examples/update-other-content/ Very inte
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5y ago
Thanks for responding. If I understand correctly, then I would need a server like nodejs or django generating and sending the "index.htmx" to the browser and then responding to users interactions by embedding the data from the ser
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Specifically this html attribute in the delete button: `hx-delete="/contact/1"`. where the id of that contact is 1 and it is hardcoded as a string.[0] How do I dynamically generate a list of deletable items? In react wou
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5y ago
I think 'you' (consciousness) are a combination of all of those things you mention (body, thoughts, memories, feelings etc..). I dont think you can do a distillation of the 'you', without removing consciousness. If you p
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I really like JS/TS Combo. My only critic is the Enums - particularly the String enums. It is really an absolute mess.
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How big tech reshapes governance
(consilienceproject.org)
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Any time horizon ? 1 year ? 6 months ?
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It requires users to pay gas fees when making deposits, as well as for the services that "obfuscate" the withdrawals. Thats the payment. You trust that the nodes will obfuscate the transactions to receive the fees. The rest is bas
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Better explanation of when Tinybase makes sense than the one in the website.
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I've been using react with typescript since 2019 and I haven't encounter any problems using Objects to manage data. Recoiljs is type safe and very efficient. The website does a great job explaining how to use the api, but it would
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I see it a bit different. Using your own sentence structure: "The line of argument supports the prevention of the existence of an undefined number of living beings to max. the quality of life of other existing living beings." The
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Social media enables “undue influence”. Commonly known as brainwashing
(consilienceproject.org)
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