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by purerandomness 1y ago
If your team prefers not to use this new optional feature, just enable a PHPStan rule in your CI/CD pipeline that prevents code like this getting merged.
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by purerandomness 1y ago
It's just SEO. It's very common to have a CMS feeding images to an LLM that extracts the contents and gives image files a meaningful file name and alt tag.
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by purerandomness 1y ago
OkCupid (the original one, before they sold out) had a great article showing how your perceived attractiveness changes significantly, based on the camera you're using to take your profile pictures [1] [1] "Don’t Be Ugly By Acciden
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by purerandomness 1y ago
ME/CFS?
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by purerandomness 1y ago
It's more about the 2 missing apostrophes and the 2 missing capital letters.
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by purerandomness 1y ago
If you're bookmarking a directory, a list of things (e.g. the HN frontpage), you expect the content to change when opening the bookmark. You bookmark a link to the directory so you don't forget the directory's entry URL. The
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by purerandomness 1y ago
Again, that's just Bootstrap with extra steps.
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by purerandomness 1y ago
> I don't know if picking up a minimalistic framework you know nothing about is faster That's the whole point of HTMX: Going back to what works: trusty old HTML attributes, but giving them intuitive interactions. Instead of lea
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by purerandomness 1y ago
Just put any template rendering engine in-between. Htmx is "bring your own backend", but you do have to have a backend, be it Haskell or Zig or Gleam, that talks to your API, and renders HTML.
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by purerandomness 1y ago
Then what's the point of using HTMX? If you're not sending just exactly the necessary HTML to replace the target's HTML; if you need to parse JSON, then even jQuery would be better suited. The whole idea of HTMX is to get rid
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by purerandomness 1y ago
The differentiating factor is when the hype is justified with the implementation of the actual implementation. Then it's "hype", followed by adaptation and commoditization. With "just hype" however, there is no such
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by purerandomness 1y ago
If you have more than one display, and you want to be able to drag windows from one to another and want them to have a similar size after dragging, it's a hard problem.
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by purerandomness 1y ago
If I get $1000 a month, I'll stop my grind job and open a car dealership, selling for pre-UBI pices, until I drive my competitors out of business. It's a fantastic game theory playground.
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by purerandomness 1y ago
Wait, what? Do you mean the mass layoffs during Covid, or the resulting state subsidies paid out? Here in Europe, people moved to remote work, but nobody "stopped working". None of that was universal, and none of that counts remot
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by purerandomness 1y ago
That's not UBI (the universal part), that's state subsidies, which already exist today all over the world.
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by purerandomness 1y ago
Telegram introduced ads in 2021.
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by purerandomness 1y ago
A compiler produces the same, deterministic output, every single time. A stochastic parrot can never be trusted, let alone one that tweaks its model every other night. I totally get that not all code ever written needs to be correct. Some t
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by purerandomness 2y ago
That's not how any of this works. Those who make bold claims, need to back them up with evidence. From following your other comments, you seem to be confused by Germany's version of what in the USA is known as Defamation lawsuits,
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by purerandomness 2y ago
I'm curious, do you have a source for your claims? > German and UK citizens got canceled, fined or SWATTED for calling their elected rules stupid/corrupt on social media Being "canceled" isn't a defined term. Bei
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by purerandomness 2y ago
If you're working with text in an image, you'll have a vastly better experience using Inkscape.
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by purerandomness 2y ago
> The biggest problem in my life is that all this work and productivity feels meaningless. This is an entirely different, more high-level problem (like software architecture vs. specific algorithms) Commonly, some may have a short-term g
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by purerandomness 2y ago
If the next 5 lines of code are so predictable, do they really need to be written down? If you're truly saving time by having an LLM write boiler plate code, is there maybe an opportunity to abstract things away so that higher-level co
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by purerandomness 2y ago
It comes off as a low-effort question that seems to try to evoke a reply from a peer, while it's the kind of question that is best answered by an LLM, Google, or Wikipedia.
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by purerandomness 2y ago
Absolutely love the writing style, which was the reason I got sucked into functional programming and the Janet language deeper than I'd had previously wanted to. Thank you!
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by purerandomness 2y ago
In bigger cities, they're usually open until 22:00 or 0:00 (except in Bavaria). In Berlin, depending on where you are, you even got your friendly Späti around the corner which is open around the clock, where you can get food, drinks, b
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by purerandomness 2y ago
That would be a first time since 2001. Can you share the link to the page where they say "no beer"?
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by purerandomness 3y ago
And yet, every time there's an article about TLS, we have the same debate here with a few people arguing that their personal websites don't need HTTPS...
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by purerandomness 3y ago
It's all GPT, training the next generation of GPTs so it knows how to produce even more empty words and meaningless fluff.
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by purerandomness 3y ago
You probably forgot that you accidentally disabled your ad blocker?
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by purerandomness 3y ago
You don't need this PHP snippet: To get the same functionality without the extra step, simply use PostgREST [1] [1] https://postgrest.org/

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