wild_egg

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by wild_egg 3y ago
_date picker_, yes. Calendar display? No native options. The person you're replying to is talking about displaying event data to users which always requires building custom components or pulling in libraries which do
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by wild_egg 3y ago
I'm very new to i3 but could you not set up a similar set of keybinds with it? What does XMonad add for you? EDIT: I've just stolen this btw. I was never using the higher workspaces because $mod+number gets less convenient on high
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by wild_egg 3y ago
Quotes are completely optional on attribute values in HTML5 if the value doesn't have certain characters like spaces which will require quoting I've found this article a handy reference on all the stuff it's safe to leave out
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by wild_egg 3y ago
You generally wouldn't "switch" from one to the other, they'd be used in concert for different purposes MySQL/SQLite/PostGres fall under the "transactional" database category and others like DuckDB, R
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by wild_egg 3y ago
Full screen overlay on mobile is pretty hostile I'm not even allowed to read about whatever this service might be without going home and getting out my laptop?
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by wild_egg 3y ago
Thanks for saving me a click
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by wild_egg 3y ago
Thank you for this! I think the information architecture is going to easily be the hardest part of this project. This really gives me some food for thought ... Or I guess I could throw some LLM RAG nonsense on it and see what happens
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by wild_egg 3y ago
Great to hear someone other than myself is interested in an all software site. I started working on a site for that in December after getting fed up with the number of times I've looked for a program to do X, not finding it, starting
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by wild_egg 3y ago
> I can't source the video that I watched 5-6 years ago but it made a point about the increasing numbers of programmers and how the majority had less than 5 years of experience I believe that was in this Bob Martin talk — The Future
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by wild_egg 3y ago
> We have so many more people using computer devices and the internet now. We have to account for them to some extent and a lot of libraries do that for us, but it does make them heavier. A significant percentage (majority?) of those dev
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by wild_egg 3y ago
> Simply put, anything that talks HTTP and understands responses from a server is a hypermedia client to an extent. No, anything that understands hypermedia responses is a hypermedia client. Cat GIFs are not hypermedia so a cat GIF viewe
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by wild_egg 3y ago
I read the parent comment here as sarcasm... We've had offline spell checkers for decades. Sending our text to some server for checking is a modern horror
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by wild_egg 3y ago
Even if it does, it's always nice to have other options with different trade-offs
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by wild_egg 3y ago
> Getting a little delay for an ajax call on much many more interactions is a thing and its there. HTMX has a preload extension which has fully eliminated these delays in my experience. YMMV of course but so far both my UX and DX are dra
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by wild_egg 3y ago
You may be interested in this https://github.com/zonkyio/embedded-postgres-binaries I've been using this for test runners in Node and Go for a while now and it's been quite painless. Would be nice to have wid
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by wild_egg 3y ago
I've found the simplest option is to have the server respond with the markup for the flash message. The server can include a couple response headers to override the placement of the message to not affect the existing page state https:
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by wild_egg 3y ago
Because node 18 will be EOL by then and you won't be using node 18. A Go 1.15 program will be working just fine on Go 1.41 in 10 years
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by wild_egg 3y ago
Highly reducing just means you can do far more with the same resources. I don't know about you but my team's backlog is virtually endless. If AI/LLM/whatever can automate away a ton of dev work, that doesn't mean we
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by wild_egg 3y ago
> of course I would want to earn a US tech salary while living somewhere in the country side It's not about what you want, it's about knowing your value. If your work is worth a SF salary then that's what you should be get
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by wild_egg 3y ago
I couldn't find anything specifically about the poles but cool to know there are areas of the moon with stable and comfortable temperatures https://www.nasa.gov/feature/goddard/2022/lro-lunar-pits-com...
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by wild_egg 3y ago
As yet another would-be browser developer, thanks for this take. The thing that always puts me off is the insanity that comes with supporting all the ways to style content. So throw that all away A Reader Mode Browser with some small qualit
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by wild_egg 3y ago
Pick up unpoly, HTMX, Hotwire, or some other hypermedia oriented library and have the Spring Boot server start rendering HTML instead of JSON HTML templating works great, it's battle tested, typically still blows away RSC performance,
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by wild_egg 3y ago
It's not that RSC is a bad thing, there's just a lot of animosity built up from years of react developers shitting on the concept of processing on servers and antagonizing the developers who work in that space. Then, hey, it turns
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by wild_egg 3y ago
The fun part is often all that bullshit hyper optimized complexity can still be beaten on all the web core vitals by a humble LAMP server So not only are you wasting your time on all the wrong things, you're also gaining nearly no bene
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by wild_egg 3y ago
That seems like a great approach for Netflix and investing in a resilient, redundant Tier 0 service like that was likely worth it there Most orgs don't operate on that scale though and resources would likely be better spent elsewhere &
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by wild_egg 3y ago
> …until you need to market to people who didn't get a shipping last month, delay shipping until at least one recharge attempt, or ship before charging for customers you're reasonably sure will pay anyway. These are all very si
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by wild_egg 3y ago
> Make it a "customer" service. Common path to pain right there — services based on nouns and entities rather than verbs and business processes. Having a single "customer" service means anything involving customer dat
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by wild_egg 3y ago
Go/HTMX/Tailwind/SQLite Nothing better than request latencies measured in microseconds on complex UIs built in an afternoon
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by wild_egg 3y ago
You may be surprised at how far you need to grow to truly need concurrent writes. Blazing fast sequential writes is good enough for the vast majority of applications
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by wild_egg 3y ago
If you're seeing GC pauses of >1ms in Go, please report a bug

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