recroad

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by recroad 1y ago
There's a lot of money to be made in making a bad process more efficient.
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by recroad 1y ago
I’m the opposite. Tabbing through boilerplate increases my flow.
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by recroad 2y ago
Why is app router so bad?
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by recroad 2y ago
I like building one-tier applications in Elixir.
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by recroad 2y ago
I PoC'd this and ended using PhaserJS for the 2D stuff I had to do - it's more game-oriented by much more full-featured. The API is intuitive as well.
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by recroad 2y ago
PixiJS is too low level for anyone who wants to get something up quickly. For example, you have to implement your own dragging code (ew).
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by recroad 2y ago
I’ve been practicing trunk-based development for the last year and none of these Git tips apply.
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by recroad 2y ago
As long as all the layers are actually being replaced. A bit of each pattern in each layer makes for a mess.
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by recroad 2y ago
I'm coming from the opposite. Years of Phoenix/TS and finally got tired of writing boilerplate code serializing and deserializing data just to make UIs work. I now find myself focusing 95% of my effort on adding business value rat
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by recroad 2y ago
It’s amazing how much boilerplate stuff you don’t have to worry about when you use Phoenix LiveView. I think I’m in love with it.
131.
by recroad 2y ago
So do you check world events? Like geopolitics?
132.
by recroad 2y ago
So the only things you check are HN, WhatsApp and Discord?
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by recroad 2y ago
I'd extend #2 to any change, not just non-trivial. It's the classic Kent Beck tweet, "for any change, make the change easy (warning: this may be hard), then make the easy change" Fixing my mental model of thinking about
134.
by recroad 2y ago
Developer for 20+ years. I can't even design anything without coding something.
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by recroad 2y ago
My experience with LLMs has been different. I give it trash prompts and it gives me reasonable responses. I think it's figured out the space between what I type and what I want. That's great. Until we get an input which allows it
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by recroad 2y ago
Wow, this is a whole new level of China otherization and it leads to many bad things, and you don't have to look beyond the past 100 years to find many examples (even Chinese ones). Maybe consider that it's being banned because it
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by recroad 2y ago
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by recroad 2y ago
Only US President to tell the truth about Israel's apartheid. https://www.youtube.com/shorts/y23V6PLTCMw
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by recroad 2y ago
Here’s a recent interview with the author https://youtu.be/bopwQ_YV06g?si=S2YOVbXj3MJ2NlEG
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Penny Game Debrief(zarar.dev)
1 points by recroad 2y ago|0 comments
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by recroad 2y ago
https://www.jumpcomedy.com
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by recroad 2y ago
React/NextJS user here. I can easily make a case that you should avoid HTMX and go with Elixir LiveView because it’s sooooooo incredibly much better. What you’re not understanding is that “better” is contextual.
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Painless widget development using Web Components(zarar.dev)
2 points by recroad 2y ago|0 comments
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by recroad 2y ago
No because dead
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DORA: AI boosting productivity, hindering delivery(zarar.dev)
1 points by recroad 2y ago|0 comments
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by recroad 2y ago
They filed the dispute after the show and after showing their ID at the door which matched then name on the tickets. I can't submit that proof to Stripe as the show is in a different country would literally involve me asking for securi
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by recroad 2y ago
The guy showed up at the door and watched the show, and only after filed the claim. His name matched the ID at the door. Unfortunately, I don't have access to a video of him showing ID at the door as it's in a different city.
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I Lost $210 to a Stripe Dispute Despite Proof(zarar.dev)
56 points by recroad 2y ago|49 comments
149.
by recroad 2y ago
Yes, fired. Just like a head coach of a sports team.
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Closing the Raptors Republic chapter of my life(zarar.dev)
1 points by recroad 2y ago|0 comments

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