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by sibit 3y ago
> I can’t help but look at it and see immense complexity, because I see behind the simple and intuitive userland An idiot admires complexity, a genius admires simplicity, a physicist tries to make it simple, for an idiot anything the mor
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by sibit 3y ago
> Unfortunately that requires skill and awareness on behalf of the interviewers; In my experience it's mostly been laziness. Grabbing leetcode problems is easy compared to preparing a custom scenario that tests the candidates higher
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by sibit 3y ago
It may not be like everywhere but in the US most of my education (k-12) was memorization. All we did was memorize names, places, dates, formulas, or a series of steps (depending on the class) over the course of ~2 weeks then we'd be te
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by sibit 3y ago
Completely agree. I think the unofficial Steam Status[0] by xPaw[1] is a great example. I never go to the site unless I'm having issues. Between the service stats and the page views section it is really easy to confirm my suspicion tha
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by sibit 3y ago
Chalk is superior. You don't hear about anyone hoarding whiteboard markers. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PhNUjg9X4g8
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by sibit 3y ago
I always wondered how many other people did this. On the days I have to go into the office I'll spend 15 to 30 minutes sitting in my car sipping coffee and listening to high BPM music. Lately, I've felt like I need to psych myself
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by sibit 3y ago
I don't think they were implying something is inherently wrong with agencies. My interpretation of their comment is that 'agencies' who sell assembling plug-and-play UI kits are not the same as 'agencies' who design
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by sibit 3y ago
I somewhat agree but I think your signalling factor is wrong. I don't think a high engineer count is the sign for whether or not the company needs a design system. I think it's the number of active products being developed. If you
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by sibit 3y ago
In terms of state management, it's a bit of an apples-to-oranges comparison, no? It offers nothing over React because it doesn't offer any state management. AFAIK HTMX is a wrapper for the fetch function that lets you define your
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by sibit 3y ago
I use something similar to React class components. Under the hood my set function calls Object.assign and I debounce the render function callback. You could implement it yourself in <80 lines of JavaScript[0]. I'm not sure what othe
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by sibit 3y ago
I've raised 3 dogs from pups to death (~14 years old) and they've all consumed water during their lives. Coincidence? I think not and this site agrees.
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by sibit 3y ago
For me, that's the beauty of Web Components. You can find (or build) a base class that works the way you need it. I like a React class component style class with an XState-inspired state machine built in. https://github.com&
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by sibit 3y ago
That's a really neat plugin! Couple of questions for you: 1. How many times a [day/month] do you use it? 2. In your experience how often does GPT 'hallucinate' an explanation?
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by sibit 3y ago
HTMX has entered the chat
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by sibit 3y ago
>I don't know the culture I've been using this site for a little over 3 years now and I was wondering the same thing about replying with my own VTT web app.
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by sibit 3y ago
2 Hydrogen + 1 Oxygen = H2O. Linking to the U.S. electricity generation by energy source makes sense to me. If anything I'm just disappointed that it's already pushing a green energy (hydropower) agenda. /s
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by sibit 3y ago
> What drives people? I've worked on [side/pet/hobby] projects consistently for the last 6 years. What drives me is my friends. One of the latest projects I've started to work on is a free alternative to a mobile app
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by sibit 3y ago
The Pixel 3 is a good phone. I bought one new and used it for ~5 years. The battery was still going strong and my only issue was the USB-C port stopped working.
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by sibit 3y ago
One person's intentional choice is another's inconsistent mistake. I like to think that's what makes software wonderful yet endlessly frustrating.
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by sibit 3y ago
> I still can't see what's the point of it. Why would I want to do it? It depends on how you like to build projects. If you like the current state of client-side rendering there is no point to using HTMX. If you like server-sid
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by sibit 3y ago
> The corresponding property in CSS is color, not font-color. So why not color-{color}-{shade}?
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by sibit 3y ago
I believe so. At least this is my understanding of HATEOAS.
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by sibit 3y ago
It's the minor inconsistencies that prevented me from using Tailwind on any serious projects. I've never been able to get past their choice to use text-{color} instead of font-{color}.
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by sibit 3y ago
Tailwind 1.0 was great. Give me a few utility classes to style borders, fonts, backgrounds, and box shadows. Tailwind has descended into madness as they endlessly increase the scope.
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by sibit 3y ago
> poorly explains what it is Seems clear to me but I've been watching this project grow for a few years now. If you read the brief introduction, motivation, and quick start on the homepage what do you think the project does? > wh
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by sibit 3y ago
Interesting. I guess I've been going off of RFC 7231 > The PUT method requests that the state of the target resource be created or replaced with the state defined by the representation enclosed in the request message payload. https
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by sibit 3y ago
> POST - Asks the server to create a new resource > PUT - Asks the server to edit/update an existing resource Maybe I've been doing it wrong all these years but it seems to me that the guides flip-flops the responsibility of
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by sibit 3y ago
We use the following: Nit: This is a minor thing. Technically you should do it, but it won’t hugely impact things. Optional: I think this may be a good idea, but it’s not strictly required. FYI: I don’t expect you to do this in this PR, but
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by sibit 3y ago
If they're generated on the client you would need to keep clock drift[0] in mind since the leading bits are time based. [0]: https://youtu.be/mAyW-4LeXZo (Clock Synchronization in Distributed Systems by Martin Kleppman
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by sibit 3y ago
I will concede that saying "titles are just food for our egos" is a bit blunt and that there's usually a difference in expectations between Jr Devs and Sr Devs at most companies.

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