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by xcrunner529 2y ago
And I was right. This is fake and his real manifesto is here: https://www.kenklippenstein.com/p/luigis-manifesto I was suspicious from the link and “last words” BS and even moreso with the cringe gladiator references.
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by xcrunner529 2y ago
“Detective” work is carrying a lot here which is really just comparing clothing, pictures, following the journey etc. all made possible from the surveillance resources and not their work. And after all that they didn’t even have him as a su
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by xcrunner529 2y ago
Lolol. Were thinking of the ones who break into your house and kill you thinking it was their’s, the ones that killed Breonna Taylor, chased a black man running etc.
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by xcrunner529 2y ago
So, eyes like every human being has?
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by xcrunner529 2y ago
I really don’t think we should be giving it any attention right now without any verification of it. Probably some loser asked ChatGPT to spit shit out.
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by xcrunner529 2y ago
So you acknowledge a problem and think it’s perfectly acceptable to have our healthcare broken and using some other country’s resources is an ok substitute? Laughable. And this isn’t even getting into all of the denied cases under the direc
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by xcrunner529 2y ago
What are your thoughts on things like HTMX though, which with a small payload allow lots of SPA-like features and part of the content language itself. The other hatred I have is the need for all of this crap on top of a crappy language.
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by xcrunner529 2y ago
True. But if the sites performed well (big if) and feel responsive, look nice, don’t break middle click and other browser functions - well I don’t see the problem, then. I don’t think the “hate” is irrational.
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by xcrunner529 2y ago
Are you in a fast and wired connection? The link I posted above has data: https://infrequently.org/#e-commerce
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by xcrunner529 2y ago
It’s what’s encouraged. The react way for links that’s easiest and used in tutorials is one that breaks middle click.
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by xcrunner529 2y ago
The point is clear. Amazon is far more performant and does tracking so that’s not to blame.
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by xcrunner529 2y ago
Dang you’re not wrong. I didn’t check all of them but in my phone those drawing ones are super responsive. If only most PWAs worked like that there’d be more goodwill for them. I personally feel most React apps and their abysmal performance
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by xcrunner529 2y ago
I’m sure every dev thinks that including the ones at Facebook, Target, and Walmart but they’re not. Show the data.
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by xcrunner529 2y ago
You don’t think Amazon is tracking tons? And their site blows Walmart, target etc out of the water. Google? https://infrequently.org/#e-commerce
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by xcrunner529 2y ago
It’s interesting I’ve asked this question several times and no one can point me to one. Performant meaning when react is used it’s not at the bottom in speed and latency[1]. [1]: https://infrequently.org/#e-commerce
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by xcrunner529 2y ago
Those poor people doing the Nazi’s bidding putting the people in gas chambers were just rank and file too.
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by xcrunner529 2y ago
Good! The world is a better place without them. Anytime that is true I will be happy.
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by xcrunner529 2y ago
Or asking for treating someone like a human who consistently for decades didn’t do the same. Tough.
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by xcrunner529 2y ago
Going to make a site that pulls executives for all Fortune 500 companies. Internet Company Executives DataBase (ICEB).
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by xcrunner529 2y ago
Hmm maybe those CEOs should look into why so many Americans who rarely agree on much hate then so much.
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by xcrunner529 2y ago
Yep. A simple shopping site or tweet site doesn’t need to be an “app”. These devs are up their own asses thinking they need an app for their stupid (and simple) idea because it’s easy for them and they are “engineers” and we’re all stuck wi
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by xcrunner529 2y ago
Show me one performant and nice react app. Even the creator can’t.
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by xcrunner529 2y ago
I’d love to see how those new options perform these days by replicating a large tumblr blog or instagram feed. Might be a fun project.
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by xcrunner529 2y ago
My point was how our most serious issues are with memory management that exists in popular type-strict languages and so type safety is not up there in importance compared to the biggest causes.
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by xcrunner529 2y ago
Thanks for the info! Didn’t know they moved on.
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by xcrunner529 2y ago
Chrome uses the Windows trust store on Windows, IIRC.
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by xcrunner529 2y ago
That was kind of my point. You speak to type safety and all the issues not having is that would be prevented but memory safety is yet another one and is a huge issue with common platforms TODAY. So, obviously your pet issue isn’t the only o
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by xcrunner529 2y ago
They’ll love something that loads fast and feels fast even if they’re on a cellular connection at the gas station. Such as me trying to load a gas station app to pay at the pump in a rural area and waiting forever for each step due to the s
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by xcrunner529 2y ago
You’re just proving the point. This stuff was easy when it was called Ajax. You don’t need React for that simple thing lmao.
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by xcrunner529 2y ago
Awfully funny considering our major security issues in code these days are from a type safe language.

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