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pier25
1y ago
> A WP deployment on a simple shared hosting plan like that could run itself without needed a dev or sysadmin Maybe in some cases but that hasn't been my experience at all (or the experience of all the devs I know IRL). Just a cou
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1y ago
> Wouldn't quicker execution give you a faster feedback loop when developing, and also give you a faster UX? Yes, I've used stuff like Templ for Go or Razor Pages for .NET. Even if the raw HTML rendering performance is signif
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1y ago
But it certainly popularized it.
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1y ago
Using old school template partials is a massive downgrade in dx compared to Astro components.
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1y ago
Sveltekit doesn’t have islands. That single feature puts Astro ahead in situations where you don’t want an spa.
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1y ago
It would be cheaper to hire a dev to update some content than to pay a wp host for 5-10 years.
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pier25
1y ago
There are plenty of differences. Eg Fresh can only run on Deno and can only use Preact.
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1y ago
> it’s not the language that’s the issue And yet we're drowned in build tools, configs, and whatnot to use TS because JS is not sufficient to write sophisticated client-side apps. Even if there was something like XAML you'd s
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1y ago
Are you saying that Astro can only output plain text? If that's the case, you're completely missing the point.
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1y ago
> It could have taken TypeScript's place It was heavily inspired by ActionScript 3 which was the basis for the EcmaScript 4 proposal abandoned around 2008 iirc. We could have had something close to TS running natively in the brows
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1y ago
You don't think having a significantly better CWV score is relevant?
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1y ago
No universe, huh? https://imgur.com/MxSrgj1
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1y ago
> doesn’t really fit well into any good use case I agree. If you want an SPA just use Vue's official router. It's getting better now thanks to Eduardo working on file-based router, data loaders, Pinia colada, etc. If you want
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1y ago
AI has really accelerated enshitification
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1y ago
I don’t use php but it’s extremely popular around the world. There’s also Laravel which seems a lot more productive than anything in js for full stack dev.
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1y ago
Obviously a marketing move but what is Vercel expecting to get from this? More adoption from the Vue community? Don't get me wrong, I'm happy for the Nuxt team. A steady paycheck is a good thing for anyone.
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1y ago
The execution model is definitely the biggest issue with PHP these days. Although now that the PHP Foundation is officially supporting FrankenPHP maybe things will be evolving into a new paradigm. https://thephp.foundation/b
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1y ago
That's like arguing that a restaurant doesn't sell food because it sells the service of cooking it.
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1y ago
> Yes! But Suno is definitely not training models in their basement for fun. They are a private company selling music, using music made by humans to train their models, to replace human musicians and artists. We'll see what the co
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1y ago
I've been reading a bit more about this. The training might not be considered fair use if it's not considered transformative. Claude has been considered transformative given it's not really meant to generate books but Suno or
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1y ago
Actually it remains to be seen. If you read the ruling, training was considered fair use in part because Claude is not a book generation tool. Hence it was deemed transformative. Definitely not what Suno and Udio are doing.
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1y ago
Also music, videos, photos, etc.
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1y ago
> buying, physically cutting up, physically digitizing books, and using them for training is fair use So Suno would only really need to buy the physical albums and rip them to be able to generate music at an industrial scale?
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1y ago
Icons should be first and foremost about usability. It's like the only thing that matters now is following a particular aesthetic (which I personally find ugly but that's besides the point). Most of the new icons are incomprehensi
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1y ago
I agree. I'm not talking about being overconfident just confident enough to be able to socialize like (I assume) most people.
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1y ago
And you created an account just to write this unbelievable claim? A bit suspicious, wouldn’t you agree?
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1y ago
> why is confidence == good? Speaking from experience as an introvert who suffered social anxiety... A lot of people (probably extroverts) don't respond well when you're expressing anxiety and/or doubt. Clients won'
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Spain is one of the biggest gateways of drugs into Europe (if not the biggest one). They've been dealing with LATAM mafia for decades.
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Yeah they are. Their official name is literally "Policia de la Generalitat de Catalunya". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mossos_d%27Esquadra
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The environmental impact of AI is only half the story
(theearthly.substack.com)
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