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by webworker 3y ago
I'm with the boomers tbqh
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by webworker 3y ago
I just started using HTMX. It replaced a small volume of VueJS code that I wrote to facilitate a few XHR interactions. Pagination and filtering and search-as-you-type interactions are all so much more pleasant now. Logic is de-duplicated, s
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by webworker 3y ago
I... just did a complete rebuild of my Lightsail FreeBSD instance on 13.2! Sadness. Crying. Despair. Relief because FreeBSD just keeps running and doesn't cause me much trouble. :)
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Show HN: ColdFusion 1.5(web.archive.org)
1 points by webworker 3y ago|2 comments
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by webworker 3y ago
I can relate. I have a Dual 1.25 GHz Mirrored Drive Doors machine that is insanely fast in almost every use-case besides the web.
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by webworker 3y ago
I have all of these problems, and more (since I inherited a react native app). I DREAD having up do framework updates. Maintaining this app for iOS is HALF the work that Android is, we have a lot less Android users, and in general it seems
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by webworker 3y ago
Apple made some really good progress in the latest MacOS and iOS releases. I have been using the "Add to Dock" feature in Safari for things like YT Music and Twitter/X. It's pretty neat and works well.
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by webworker 3y ago
Yeah I agree with this - it's much of my experience as a professional developer, too. I'm trying to navigate the organization, connect with other teams, understand what needs to get done. The code I write feels like a side-effect
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by webworker 3y ago
For me, it started around the end of 2018. It seemed like independent blogs and small sites got nuked from orbit, and articles on sites like Medium took precedence. My take on what happened is that they decimated a good product in the name
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by webworker 3y ago
I use mint - having everything aggregated has been really nice and I was majorly disappointed when I got this email. I guess it depends on how much functionality they pull over, but good chance it spells the end for my usage.
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by webworker 3y ago
> Steve was still around when Swift started as a toy project, and most likely gave it a go. You can't say for a fact if he "gave it a go", and neither can I. > As per Chris Lattner interviews, Objective-C 2.0 and latter
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by webworker 3y ago
We know. But I too have a hard time trusting this. First, because I feel that Swift has been a boondoggle that everyone was forced to accept and now it's just normal. I'm still not convinced Steve Jobs would have given Swift a go-
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by webworker 3y ago
Relatable. I built a working concept of a mobile app and pitched it with a friend to FUTO for one of their grants. Project got declined, and the 2 months I spent developing it in every spare moment ended up going nowhere. The failing to lan
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by webworker 3y ago
Frankly I'm surprised that there even seems to be a vogue/fashion on this. I learned programming with types (C++). Was then beaten over the head that types didn't really matter/yolo. And now we're back here again. I
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by webworker 3y ago
That’s what I’m talking about!
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by webworker 3y ago
You can probably get that for much cheaper and better quality from your local grocery store chain’s deli. When I still worked in an office, the grab and go section at the grocery market really helped me cut down on food costs/expenses.
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by webworker 3y ago
Same
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by webworker 3y ago
> In fact, anything which doesn't explicitly need the richness of a true desktop GUI (e.g. Photoshop or games) should probably be a web app. I'm going to throw a bit of shade at Photoshop... remember how up through CS3 they act
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by webworker 3y ago
There have been recent stories about how thieves were looking at people entering their passcodes into their phones, snatching the phone when it was unlocked and using the pin to disable iCloud/Find My.
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by webworker 3y ago
Buyers are already stranded. I should know, my car got totaled a few months back and a 1:1 replacement with current model year was about $15k more than my last one. Worse, the value of my totaled car was only $8k less than the original stic
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by webworker 3y ago
> Apple (represented in my mind by Steve Jobs) didn't want his platform to be flooded by crappy software. This kind of shocks me. When you go through macintosh garden and look at all the software (there were tons) a hefty enough por
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by webworker 3y ago
I'm going to get roasted, but it looks like they're abstracting your history into topics and not wantonly sharing it. Dropping 3rd party cookies is a cool thing. They could maybe take that a step further and just ask you what you&
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by webworker 3y ago
You can’t seriously believe that we’re in that grave of danger
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by webworker 3y ago
I have done both sys admin and programming. I currently do programming and have since I graduated from my university. My experience doing sys admin was a lot of fun, and those skills have made me a better and more versatile programmer. You&
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by webworker 3y ago
Noise canceling headphones can solve so many problems on an airplane. The noise canceling in AirPods Max made the price worth it... even after Apple reduced the effectiveness because they got sued for patent infringement. Far better spend t
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by webworker 3y ago
EC2 stack is overpriced for small and hobby websites. Lightsail is far more appropriately priced.
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by webworker 3y ago
Linode was too slow and had outages in my experience. Used them for years. Replaced them with lightsail and don’t have any of those problems, plus I can pick FreeBSD.
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by webworker 3y ago
I own an Efoil, and probably the chief topic of discussion among other Efoil owners is how far we can push our (lithium ion) batteries and what we have to do to achieve that. My personal best is 17 miles, but I can only do that if I ride a
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Anjali Sud Steps Down as Vimeo CEO(seekingalpha.com)
1 points by webworker 3y ago|0 comments
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by webworker 3y ago
Loving this question. Going to bookmark so many of you. Mine: https://bszyman.com/

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