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timeon
1y ago
> actively worse for everyone Can you elaborate?
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timeon
1y ago
I had similar experiences with cars.
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timeon
1y ago
> Why isn’t Tesla making these? Like with most cars they have made it is because Tesla has no taste.
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timeon
1y ago
As someone, who haven't opened sites made by google in months, I got "we want your data" pop-up covering whole page. It was pretty bad UX.
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1y ago
It seems to be lost art now. Running it locally however was different story.
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1y ago
I'm using uv but in corporate places I'm seeing just Conda.
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timeon
1y ago
And than imagine that there are people who spend their attention on work even in the shower.
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timeon
1y ago
Isn't React one of the slower frameworks? https://krausest.github.io/js-framework-benchmark/current.ht...
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timeon
1y ago
Even this article links to login-walled Twitter when talking about "1000 zines" instead of linking to web ring or some of those zines.
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timeon
1y ago
You serve html/js just like that? How about Docker here and there?
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1y ago
Why it will get worse? They got what they voted for.
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timeon
1y ago
But why would you do that at all? If you want to save some money why not replace expensive healthcare system with one from some European country? That would save more money.
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timeon
1y ago
But still expensive burden for tax payers.
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1y ago
> If you want to change some settings oft the device, you need to use their terrible Electron application. That is unfortunate. I hoped they were more like System76.
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1y ago
Every purple-gradient or blue-gradient website.
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1y ago
Not to mention that for every class here there is also definition in CSS that client needs to download.
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timeon
1y ago
> Many ethicists Isn't it only just Vegans?
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timeon
1y ago
Why would they need that when they have AI?
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timeon
1y ago
Or how about actually elected alternative: government regulating these payment providers not to do this? (At least in countries where elections have total cap for donors per party.)
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1y ago
Yes but this one only highlights motorways which are used usually just for long distance drives.
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timeon
1y ago
Yeah only motorways are highlighted everything else is faded in background.
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timeon
1y ago
Not sure how it is in US but where I am, it is mostly because of corruption.
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timeon
1y ago
Short while ago it was like "you are still using <X>? Why not the new 4o?!"
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1y ago
> but beef tastes good One could say the same for js libraries, Tailwind and shiny imaged on the web. Beans also taste good, so does minimal web page.
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1y ago
What if I already eat salad?
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timeon
1y ago
It is bit sad that web is optimized for developer not the user. Even with blog barely anyone would develop further.
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timeon
1y ago
> 15kB of compressed HTML + CSS Could be less than 14 if classes were not duplicating css.
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1y ago
Analogies are not arguments.
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1y ago
Sure there are more resource-heavy places but I think the problem is general approach. Neglecting of performance and overall approach to resources brought us to these resource-heavy tools. It seems just dismissive when people pointing to
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1y ago
> men drift towards the center/right Your graph shows that trend for man went towards center/right from 1985 to 2014 but bounced back towards center/left. Young people, for obvious reasons, are still on the left side.
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