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by silver-arrow 4y ago
Hi. Sure. The experience is extremely similar to the traditional/original Server Side Rendering model; that is, sending back HTML to the user agent. Where that traditional model was much too limited, by only allowing full page refreshe
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by silver-arrow 4y ago
Big fan of HTMX here. We have found it more productive for our team than the more mainstream JavaScript React type libraries for the majority of the dynamic web apps we build. It seems so much easier to grasp the server-side rendering hyper
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by silver-arrow 4y ago
We have experienced similar results moving to htmx and a hypermedia approach for building dynamic web apps. It simplifies development greatly and has resulted in better productivity. Like the results cited here, we too are extremely pleased
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by silver-arrow 4y ago
No, property taxes are completely immoral.
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by silver-arrow 5y ago
I guess for me, I like having them be different things, like they are in Clojure. But that could certainly be because Clojure is my first and only exposure to a LISP type syntax.
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by silver-arrow 5y ago
So thankful to be programming in Clojure the past few years. Thank you, Clojure Team, for all you do! My favorite things about using Clojure: 1. Runs on the JVM. Battle tested, tons of libraries, and well engineered. 2. Immutable Data S
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by silver-arrow 5y ago
MoneyDance was and is a very good Swing desktop application. I have used it for years and love it.
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by silver-arrow 5y ago
My God you have it exactly backwards!
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by silver-arrow 5y ago
Please many countries like Israel were lit up with delta after being touted as the poster boy for “vaccinations” in June 21. Stop the nonsense. The data is clear, the effectiveness diminishes after 3 months. You can’t vaccinate your way o
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by silver-arrow 5y ago
Why did you get flagged when you are absolutely correct. Why would you think that mRNA vaccines, which failed for so many years in testing, would presto work this time. and they clearly didn’t work this time, unless you drone around mumbl
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by silver-arrow 5y ago
Thank you. Exactly.
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by silver-arrow 5y ago
I agree but those were scientists from the past that practiced real science. Meaning they accepted counter arguments and evidence; not just dictate. They also discovered through the scientific method that you can not vaccinate for corona v
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by silver-arrow 5y ago
Curing serious disease? That’s rich.
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by silver-arrow 5y ago
Yikes. Rigorous testing? Yet concerned about long term effects of covid itself? With lack of logic like this no wonder we have leaders exploiting the unvaccinated.
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by silver-arrow 5y ago
Past attempts to vaccinate corona viruses say you are wrong. Israel’s current live study says you’re wrong
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by silver-arrow 5y ago
Do no harm. You have no idea of the real risk from the vaccine because they really aren’t looking. Not 1 child should have been made to suffer myocarditis or died from the vaccine vs their risk of covid. Not one. But many have.
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by silver-arrow 5y ago
That is a pretty naive take on “safe”. Would you like for me to list the MANY actually tested and approved drugs that turned out to have nasty or deadly effects realized years later which resulted in them being pulled? It is actually stun
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by silver-arrow 5y ago
No. Variants spring up because of non sterilizing vaccines. We always knew to NEVER engage in mass vaccination during a pandemic situation. We also knew we can’t vaccinated against corona viruses. As evidenced by Israel and other countr
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by silver-arrow 5y ago
Agreed. Simply a changing unit of measurement. Wait until this finishes out, you will see decimation of the middle class
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by silver-arrow 6y ago
This is an excellent comment and it matches my experience with the language very closely. After a career with many languages and paradigms (C, C++, Java, javascript, Swift...), then pushed to do Clojure the past 3 years, all the points you