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by whatnotests2 2y ago
Ah yes, the Agile Waterfall method. Lol
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by whatnotests2 2y ago
> And personally I think in the occasional interminable "oh wouldn't it be wonderful if programmers were real engineers like architects" threads, where people fail to understand those processes used by other engineering di
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by whatnotests2 2y ago
This actually sounds like fun. A lot less "Las Vegas video slots parlor" because of the randomness.
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by whatnotests2 2y ago
Yes, this. Imagine an elevator, gas pump, vending machine, or laundromat emitting sound effects constantly. Quite the dystopian hellscape.
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by whatnotests2 2y ago
People look at me like I'm crazy when I tell them to use paper and pencil, but that's enough for getting started.
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by whatnotests2 2y ago
Their laptop looks nice, too.
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by whatnotests2 2y ago
"You look lonely. I can fix that." I know it's a long way off, but each day that passes brings us closer to this. I imagine tools like this could be useful for spectrum disorder issues like recognizing emotional state, or imp
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by whatnotests2 2y ago
Blazer looks a lot like Sveltekit, IMO
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by whatnotests2 2y ago
Good to do your part fighting the expansion of WrongThink.
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by whatnotests2 2y ago
Or arrested, convicted, imprisoned. Cite the Telegram CEO's current status.
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by whatnotests2 2y ago
Like, say, whistle blowers, and journalists who speak out and reveal evidence of government crimes? Like Julian Assange and Edward Snowden?
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by whatnotests2 2y ago
The old "enemy of the people" argument.
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by whatnotests2 2y ago
Ok, like selling gasoline to the getaway car driver?
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by whatnotests2 2y ago
Your fingertips and nostrils are the same size. Coincidence?? LOL. Evolution leaves evidence of many things that, at one point in time, under different circumstances, were a great adaptation, but no longer are. Culture, the mind, our emotio
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by whatnotests2 2y ago
Is this real?
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by whatnotests2 2y ago
Amazing. I could see this getting deployed within a Sveltekit, htmx, or HOTWire web application, and reducing my workload by a great deal.
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by whatnotests2 2y ago
Replacing teachers with AI today. Replacing schools with prison camps tomorrow. What could go qrong?
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by whatnotests2 2y ago
THIS.
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by whatnotests2 2y ago
Who's offended?
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by whatnotests2 2y ago
So much for build back better. Always enough money for war and weapons, while the infrastructure, education, and health systems disintegrate.
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by whatnotests2 2y ago
It's not the education, but the network you acquire. Hang in there. You are not the only person who feels disillusioned. Take up activities related to other interests, if you have any that are not self destructive. Avoid self destructi
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by whatnotests2 2y ago
I want kids, but would not raise them in America.
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by whatnotests2 2y ago
Thank you for making such a well thought out comment. Describing ASD/ADHD and NPD/BPD as extremes on different axes, and relating that extremity to facets of their behavior, especially with regard to cults, is brilliant.
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by whatnotests2 2y ago
Hmm doesn't appear on android mobile chrome. I just see a white square where the designer should appear.
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by whatnotests2 2y ago
Chances of it blowing up are near-zero, statistically. Use what you like. Svelte makes some things easier. Sveltekit is full stack, and with drizzle-orm, zod, and superforms you've got a great start.
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by whatnotests2 2y ago
It's simple: * your code calls libraries. * frameworks call your code.
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by whatnotests2 2y ago
The Reverend Wayne's Pearly Gates
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by whatnotests2 2y ago
Yes. Totally no problem. Nginx as reverse proxy is good. Rendering different thongs based on the domain is not an issue. Either have multiple "server" blocks in your nginx config which point to different React apps, or have a sing
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by whatnotests2 2y ago
For an alternative approach, try browserbase.com * https://browserbase.com/
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by whatnotests2 2y ago
YouTube. Work out. Meditate. Shower. Eat something healthy.

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