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by switz 1y ago
Most people who desire to build a company alone are not in the pursuit of a billion dollar outcome. They’re pursuing a path of somewhat orthogonal incentives. That said, of course it’s possible - but it’s also not that interesting. I say th
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Show HN: Variable Font Debugger(saewitz.com)
2 points by switz 1y ago|0 comments
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by switz 1y ago
To the contrary, far less cognitive load. I don’t have to internalize a class name and where it lives in a style sheet and then context switch between the two.
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React Cache: It's about consistency(twofoldframework.com)
2 points by switz 1y ago|0 comments
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by switz 1y ago
Nuqs[0] does a very good job at parsing and managing search params. It's a complex issue that involves serialization and deserialization, as well as throttling URL updates. It's a wonderful library. I agree, though, that it would
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Agentic Coding Is a Fundamental Shift(saewitz.com)
4 points by switz 1y ago|0 comments
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by switz 1y ago
The reason to write code is to solve a problem. If the problem domain is complex, then the code to solve said problem will be inherently complex. He solved a problem.
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The State of React and the Community in 2025(blog.isquaredsoftware.com)
2 points by switz 1y ago|0 comments
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by switz 1y ago
It's because inevitably there comes a time where you want some pages (or even sub-pages) to be static, and other pages (or parts) of your application to be dynamic. If the question is "why" the inverse is "why not"?
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by switz 1y ago
It's unfortunate that there is so much misinformation about what react server components really are, but it's not necessarily the fault of either party. The name is confusing (names are hard), the architecture is new (people don&#
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Code Lifecycles(saewitz.com)
1 points by switz 1y ago|0 comments
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by switz 1y ago
I generally agree. Naming things is among the hardest problems in computer science
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by switz 1y ago
So here's the kicker: React Server Components don't need a server. They are completely compatible with a static bundle and still provide major benefits should you choose to adopt them (dead code elimination, build-time execution).
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Server Components Give You Optionality(saewitz.com)
2 points by switz 1y ago|0 comments
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by switz 2y ago
I would agree with you that as of late it has been bordering on excess, but comparing to the other large touring acts they're still cheaper. The most egregious thing has been leaning into platinum tickets, which Ticketmaster purports a
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by switz 2y ago
As someone who could reasonably be considered an expert in Phish, as well as someone who built their own indie business, I can confidently say no book, business, or entity influenced my business more than Phish. Phish is a business, but the
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by switz 2y ago
200,000 units is a far cry from just a 'minor hit' - congratulations! During the project, what was the biggest instinct you had that was ultimately validated by its success, but still surprised you? What was a lesson you learned t
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by switz 2y ago
This is a truly excellent post, thank you for sharing. I learned a lot and will take a few more reads to fully unpack it. Thanks for taking the time, I know articulating all of these ideas can be a heavy undertaking.
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Lessons on Creative Work(saewitz.com)
1 points by switz 2y ago|0 comments
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by switz 2y ago
This post makes a few detours, but the section about their own work is always interesting to me. I've always been a "pull on the threads and then pattern match"-kinda worker, rather than a "productivity-chaser" or &
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by switz 2y ago
it's been a term of art for a long time
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by switz 2y ago
> React Server Components strikes me as React solving a React-caused problem with yet more React. This is not the case. RSC solves the hydration problem, in which hydration is profoundly expensive (larger bundle sizes, more client JS to
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by switz 2y ago
I have no experience to share on the creator side, but as a user I am ever fearful of extensions getting rugpulled. Many popular but fading extensions sell out to nefarious companies just looking for users to adspam. Please don't do th
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by switz 2y ago
It doesn't have to exist - I run next.js self hosted and it's arguably better than hosting on vercel (no cold starts, dedicated cpu, next to my api server/db).
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by switz 2y ago
I can't speak to the trend, but for me, it's this idea that invalidates tastemakers and shows that good ideas inevitably stand on their own. Tony Hawk is widely respected, and yet, he's enamored with this forgotten photo of a
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by switz 2y ago
For anyone that wants access just shoot me an email (it's on my HN profile).
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by switz 2y ago
I spent a week building a website that is a repository of timeless content. It generally consists of old magazine articles (though not exclusively) that you can pick up at any time and will bring value to your life. I notice most of what we
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Hume and Ivey – Frames of Reference (1960) [video](youtube.com)
2 points by switz 2y ago|0 comments
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by switz 2y ago
I enthusiastically agree - and really all that matters is that you feel good about it. As a software engineer who's built (and shut down) many projects, I have always been envious of art forms in which the artist gets to create a piece
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by switz 2y ago
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