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by stmblast 3y ago
TIL! I didn't know this even existed.
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by stmblast 3y ago
Normally I attach the ID to any newly created item via a templating engine so that when you use `hx-delete` to send a DELETE request, you'll be able to easily refer to what item you want to delete.
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by stmblast 3y ago
If your company outsources the HTML/CSS, then presumably the people who are working at the company are working on the backend services and none of the frontend at all?
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by stmblast 3y ago
It depends, but typically you wouldn't keep a page open long enough to be able to do this. If you were, you could probably use an SSE stream that maps to humanised time and then send an event every second. However, I'm not sure th
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by stmblast 3y ago
Firefox Nightly is awesome!
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by stmblast 3y ago
No surprise there. Companies are built with the purpose of making money, not caring about peoples' welfare.
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by stmblast 3y ago
This is neat! I like. It reminds me somewhat of Turso.
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by stmblast 3y ago
Well - I suppose it makes sense. SO isn't built for correctness, it's built for upvotes that just depend on whether the people upvoting like the answer or not (regardless of correctness).
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Logging in Rust(shuttle.rs)
3 points by stmblast 3y ago|0 comments
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Web Scraping in Rust(shuttle.rs)
15 points by stmblast 3y ago|1 comments
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by stmblast 3y ago
Cool article! I can see why TOML's verboseness can definitely be an issue once you start working on larger and larger TOML files. I'm assuming StrictYAML is your favourite out of all the different config files you could have curre
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Shuttle Beta – Build Back Ends Fast(shuttle.rs)
3 points by stmblast 3y ago|0 comments
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by stmblast 3y ago
this looks awesome, subscribed :)
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What is Semantic Search and how you can build it yourself (in Rust)(shuttle.rs)
2 points by stmblast 3y ago|0 comments
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by stmblast 3y ago
This is really neat! Always cool to see what people can do with less.
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Building a SaaS with Rust and Next.js(joshmo.bearblog.dev)
4 points by stmblast 3y ago|0 comments
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Can Rust Beat JavaScript in 2023?(joshuamo876.bearblog.dev)
74 points by stmblast 3y ago|170 comments
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by stmblast 3y ago
This is really cool! The 5-10 years away comment hit quite close to home and it's sad that it's a reality for a lot of people.
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by stmblast 4y ago
In my opinion, I think it was kind of inevitable. Once OpenAI proved that AI could create genuinely meaningful outputs and then other companies started doing it for profit, and of course taking into account the costs of trying to run the th
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by stmblast 4y ago
I feel like this is definitely more of a question for designers rather than programmers, but I think you may have some issues in Chinese or other similar languages if they use Chinese characters over Arabic numerals in terms of readability.
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by stmblast 4y ago
This is really cool! Looking forward to seeing how this progresses.
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by stmblast 4y ago
Typically what I do is I go back to my emails and check that I didn't accidentally subscribe to them, or I send an email to them to ask them to unsubscribe me from their service as I subscribed in error. To be honest though Paypal can
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by stmblast 4y ago
I'd argue it's reasonable behaviour depending on how dodgy the link is, but it doesn't prevent them getting malware in general, especially if they're not careful with regards to what kind of things they are downloading.
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by stmblast 4y ago
Hey Hackernews, I recently wrote an article on something I'm really passionate about: using Rust and Next.js together to deploy web apps that are both super fast and super fun to work on. In the article, I give you a step by step walk-