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by throw-10-8 1y ago
Reminds me of VC backed framework Meteor that was attempting to do full stack JS and collapsed under its own tech debt.
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by throw-10-8 1y ago
And what do you do next when it doesn't?
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by throw-10-8 1y ago
I've heard good things, what would you say is the killer reasons to justify being the nodejs ecosystem vs something more purpose built for ssr like php?
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by throw-10-8 1y ago
Oh man I forget about their "middleware". Whoever implemented that has no idea how middleware is supposed to work.
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by throw-10-8 1y ago
Neville Chamberlain is a perfect example.
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by throw-10-8 1y ago
took me a week to build a poker bot in 2006 that earned me $1000 a week during college, and that was self imposed because I didn't want to raise any flags. It was based on a world of warcraft bot that I modified, and I learned a lot du
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by throw-10-8 1y ago
Vercel is the primary driver of react SSR / server components, which has also led to an explosion of complexity in react and has made it less useful as a composable library imo. The last truly useful react feature for me was error boun
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by throw-10-8 1y ago
running nextjs in docker is notoriously bug prone, there are multiple GH issues about this with no real resolution the official recommendation we got was to just run it on vercel I would go as far to say that nextjs is not self-hostable in
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by throw-10-8 1y ago
- fragile under load and very difficult to debug SSR issues - inconsistent behavior between hosted and self hosted versions of the same code - horrible build times, like laughably bad multi-minute builds for trivial code bases - crappy dire
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by throw-10-8 1y ago
More, they are part of the foundation.
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by throw-10-8 1y ago
Vercel being involved is a huge red flag. NextJS is a pile of garbage, and their platform is absurdly expensive and leans heavily on vendor lock in.
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by throw-10-8 1y ago
Hide Sidebar? Honestly it sounds like you are missing the point while simultaneously using a bad password manager.
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by throw-10-8 1y ago
I completely withdrew from the US market last Nov 5th. It's plainly obvious where all of this is going.
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by throw-10-8 1y ago
Remind me again how the American slaves were freed?
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by throw-10-8 1y ago
My kind? Genuinely curious what kind of generalization you are making.
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by throw-10-8 1y ago
i find the chirpy affirmative tone of claude to be rage inducing
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by throw-10-8 1y ago
It's a fundamental failing of trying to use a statistical approximation of human language to generate code. You can't fix it.
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by throw-10-8 1y ago
you havent needed ai to build this for decades. these random posts are so tiring: “i used ai to make something college freshmen were building in their dorm rooms 20 years ago”
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by throw-10-8 1y ago
Many people in this forum mistakenly think that violence isn’t a historically efficient way to solve political problems.
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by throw-10-8 1y ago
3. Saying no LLMs will gladly go along with bad ideas that any reasonable dev would shoot down.
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by throw-10-8 1y ago
its called willpower, and you have to develop it over time if you dont have any
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by throw-10-8 1y ago
that doesnt make you nearly as special as you think
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by throw-10-8 1y ago
Anyone remember the subprime crisis?
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by throw-10-8 1y ago
who cares if libertarians approve? they are one of the most ideologically inconsistent groups i can think of besides the hardcore maga crowd.
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by throw-10-8 1y ago
Not a surprise to anyone trying to fundraise outside the AI space. AI sucked the air out of the room for almost no return, the crash is going to be something to behold.
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by throw-10-8 1y ago
Damage is already done. It takes decades to build consumer trust, and one stupid MBA driven idea to ruin it.
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by throw-10-8 1y ago
Still living in the 80's? Seems like you are the one with an outdated model of how money works. Over the last couple decades it has been moving up at an ever increasing rate instead of down.
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by throw-10-8 1y ago
And how many of those does Meta have existing revenue and distribution model for? Its pretty safe to assume that the primary driver of this is data hoovering for selling ads, everything else is just PR spin from the Meta thinktanks.
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by throw-10-8 1y ago
Its hilarious to me how people in these comments still give Meta the benefit of the doubt and think the core feature of this is anything other than blatant data harvesting.