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1y ago
In the virtual world, I do not believe these meme accounts will ever vanish, nor will platforms give you the magic button to not see them.
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1y ago
He's just using a weight for another round of marketing. If someone needs friends, they probably find some.
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1y ago
No, we used a tool, and we've got addicted. Some fought that addiction, others are not figuring out what is going on yet. Free market and shiny gadget.
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1y ago
It's a pity, of all web resources advancements, js, css, runtimes, web engines. HTML was the most stagnant aspect of it, despite the "HTML5" effing hype. My guess is they did not want to empower HTML and threaten SSR's,
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1y ago
there are underlying differences between C++, Rust, JS. The aim of libraries are re-usability. To call a small library shallow, its your choice. If you want to drag a helpers folder with you anywhere its your choice. JS does not have the fa
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1y ago
As far as I understand, this might be is the best tool for the guy who acquires a SaaS and have no clue how to develop/tweak stuff. Again still have no clue how you enable this or do you still have tilt in production. Marketing is not
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1y ago
It is a re-presentation of the same collection. These are marvels of collaboration.
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1y ago
Anthony Fu ( https://antfu.me/projects ). Should to be known widely. The guy is a living legend.
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1y ago
To every SE out there: “Insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results.”
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1y ago
These practices have been an ongoing matter since 1975.
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2y ago
or decided to increase consistency at some point. It will be interesting to see other generations approach to changes.
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2y ago
I don't believe any platform will be able to gain massive trust anymore. After facebook had all possibilities and resources and yet failed to provide. All niche solutions end up on the giant whale's stomach after awhile.
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2y ago
In my opinion it is decentralized startup spring rather. Just because all do not go mainstream and some can't notice, it does not mean they do not exist. Next 20 years there'll be thousands tiktoks potentially.
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2y ago
Interesting. Nowdays people put more money to lure devs to their platforms.
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2y ago
Imagine Apple even got paid by developers and not pay them
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2y ago
I think so. But I meant no work contracts and lots of employees.
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2y ago
In the very end. It all boils down to who got the developers on platform for free. ( From Apple's context, while devs cost a lot, they just marketed well and even made them pay something to list apps )
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2y ago
Bet everyone has a different prespective. And thats what makes this world amazing. One is really free to pick any.
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2y ago
Also looks like, Nokia worked on this archive intensively starting 2023. Seems like a whole retrospective project. Amazingly inspiring.
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2y ago
I wonder if the software empowering this data is an open source project?
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2y ago
I was wondering if he's a new startup founder :/
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2y ago
ex-googler confirms :/
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2y ago
That's really odd, if they did it for privacy reason they missed some news.
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2y ago
how many businesses you run?
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2y ago
The line that surprises me: > Of course, using a vendor has significant upfront costs – these things are usually pretty expensive. It also restricts our freedom a bit. I recall I don't know Rick meme instantly. It is obviously con
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2y ago
Thank you so much, you taught me how to express this "albeit across different time frames". It is difficult to use any language to simplify complex narrations.
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2y ago
Imagine developers as the choosing (management) part and if you are involved with webdev in last decade. Compare webpack and vite. As pricing parameter consider the time to bundle (faster=cheaper). So, what webpack did not do by not rewriti
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2y ago
While the skeptical's stall in decision making, new comers who do not think twice about rewriting. Rewrite software on a smaller budget in experimental attempts. Then management decides to chose the cheaper option available, because le
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2y ago
yes, nginx is
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2y ago
Sounds like you did not jump into the pool of flexibility and reusability.
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