qudat

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   by qudat 4y ago

   > That sounds intuitive to me but the fact that train tickets are so expensive on long distances (more than twice than if you travel alone in a car) makes me think it's not the case. Have you factored in all the costs associated wit
2. 692.▲
   by qudat 4y ago

   > Because the backend actually does something. Yikes. We can be just as reductionist about the BE: it’s just a shim for accessing a database.
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   by qudat 4y ago

   Like most systems, it’s all about how it is setup. I’ve learned over 5-7 years how to organize FE (with redux) code so it is readable. Also inheriting a system can be quite the burden and I could see how it was be difficult to grok. I also
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   by qudat 4y ago

   Agreed. For large apps with even a little bit of complexity, context doesn't seem like much of a solution. You either have a million contexts for every shared state slice to optimize re-renders or you have a single context that takes
5. 695.▲
   by qudat 4y ago

   I also have a remote dev machine and love it. When I do any heavy cpu work my laptop stays nice and cool since it only has a terminal and a browser open.
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   by qudat 4y ago

   Shrug. I used to work in a lab where they talked about it happening. Purely anecdotal
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   by qudat 4y ago

   Peer review incentivizes the worst features of humanity: it affords peers in your field the ability to reject your paper because they want to take the idea for themselves and then publish it.
8. 698.▲
   by qudat 4y ago

   I don’t get why you’d want to try to emulate html. The syntax and closing tags are brutal on the eyes. I’d prefer a more lisp style syntax for representing html
9. 699.▲
   by qudat 4y ago

   I’d be careful about the hype train in a 1.0 milestone announcement post. There’s plenty weird and quirky about svelte + kit. Take it with a grain of salt.
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    by qudat 4y ago

    Just learn react, you won’t regret it. I wouldn’t do anything else before you understand it well. Don’t worry about anything on the server. Just use: typescript, vite, and react.
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    by qudat 4y ago

    I’m pretty burned out by devops and backend solutions. I think the number of cloud native services and tools is similar if not more exhausting than FE in terms of depth and complexity.
12. 702.▲
    by qudat 4y ago

    When I used prisma a few years ago I was not impressed and it couldn't do a lot of what I needed so I had to dump into raw sql queries anyway. It was easier for me to use knex and get the types mostly right.
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    by qudat 4y ago

    Contractor we use says they’ve got a 1-2 year lead time and very busy schedules. Who knows, maybe that’ll drop off in a few years
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    by qudat 4y ago

    This was pretty brutal.
15. 705.▲
    by qudat 4y ago

    I enjoy rimworld and I’m learning quite a lot here, thanks
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    by qudat 4y ago

    mmirc
17. 707.▲
    by qudat 4y ago

    They most certainly are not sitting on all that money, it was used to fund the project. It’s not defraud if he decides to pull the plug and stop development entirely, but then no one will be able to enjoy it. They could also change the nam
18. 708.▲
    by qudat 4y ago

    So you’d be okay with changing the name of the product while at the same time changing the lifetime agreement
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    by qudat 4y ago

    I disagree with the pessimism. Wealth disparity, while on the surface feels discouraging, economics is not zero-sum. There’s too much focus on wealth differences when we should instead focus more on quality of life outcomes. They’ve been be
20. 710.▲
    by qudat 4y ago

    > The former [svelte] is utterly untenable for an actual product-serving business - it is a pre-release, actively-developing product I agree with this point. I also think that in terms of svelte-kit, the use-cases are pretty specific.
21. 711.▲
    by qudat 4y ago

    https://prose.sh which is a blog that can be used to share rendered markdown pages
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    by qudat 4y ago

    The primary UX between servers is the "local feed." This is a feed dedicated to all posts within the server. You can't really access that feed from outside of a server. That's pretty much it. You can follow people on
23. 713.▲
    by qudat 4y ago

    I use Fastmail and love it. The key is not to forward your email from gmail and just start fresh. Slowly migrate all comms and eventually you’ll never look at that email again.
24. 714.▲
    by qudat 4y ago

    I get it but that’s not how I want to use my chat app. I understand my workflow is unique but that’s why I prefer IRC
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    by qudat 4y ago

    Not a fan of being on my phone, especially when I’m already on a device.
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    by qudat 4y ago

    I use all sorts of computers for personal and professional use. I don’t want to install discord on all those clients. The point is more about the possibilities which have been severely muted with chat apps like discord.
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    by qudat 4y ago

    Also throwing a great terminal client in the mix: https://git.sr.ht/~taiite/senpai
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    by qudat 4y ago

    Ya but there’s little client diversity. I can’t have discord running on a headless dev box and remote in to catch up. This is what irc better for terminal enthusiasts
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    by qudat 4y ago

    The moral of the story is if everyone is slacking then you can as well
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    by qudat 4y ago

    I have a framework and love it