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by yawaramin 7mo ago
> not to have to think about e.g. standing up a HA PostgreSQL cluster or Redis I don't understand...Rails does not replace a HA PostgreSQL cluster or Redis, they are orthogonal. Why would you not have to think about them?
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by yawaramin 8mo ago
Yeah but the problem is that people don't just use a single webapp all the time. We all browse and go to many different websites, which all have payloads that they want us to download and run. So in practice it ends up that we'r
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by yawaramin 8mo ago
Actually... https://github.com/microsoft/TypeScript/issues/52924
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by yawaramin 8mo ago
He makes it sound like he did something special, but this is just something that htmx offers out of the box. In fact if he had used something like: <a href="/?page=2" hx-target="#dashboard-content" hx-boost
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by yawaramin 8mo ago
Someone reporting an RFC violation doesn't automatically mean there is actually an RFC violation. That's why they are asking for a minimal repro, not a dump of the reporter's stream of consciousness. If your teammate at work.
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by yawaramin 9mo ago
All of this is introducing complexity that simply goes away if we just avoid Shadow DOM.
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by yawaramin 9mo ago
Yeah but most people don't need or want 'interoperable composition', they want sites with a consistent look-and-feel. Shadow DOM makes this much more difficult.
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by yawaramin 9mo ago
> This is honestly all you need. No, you need less than that! :-) ┍━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━┑ │ how-to-make-a-damn-website.html │ ├──
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by yawaramin 9mo ago
No, the original base is in the commit history. It's just not relevant any more after rebase. It's like your individual keystrokes before a commit are not relevant any more after a commit. They're not lost provenance.
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by yawaramin 9mo ago
> when we ask a person for a favourite tool I think you're focusing too much on the word 'favourite' and not enough on the fact that they didn't actually ask for a favourite tool. They asked for a favourite how-to for
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by yawaramin 9mo ago
> reviewers will love you, peers will hate 8 small PRs that are chained together My peers are my reviewers...
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by yawaramin 9mo ago
Merging a PR with rebase doesn't lose provenance. You can just keep all the commits in the PR branch. But even if you squash the branch into a single commit and merge (which these tools automate and many people do), it still doesn&#x27
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by yawaramin 9mo ago
From what I can tell the vast majority of developers don't use git bisect and never will.
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by yawaramin 9mo ago
I checked with Gemini 3 Fast and it provided instructions on how to set up a Dev Container or VM. It recommended a Dev Container and gave step-by-step instructions. It also mentioned VMs like VirtualBox and VMWare and recommended best pract
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by yawaramin 9mo ago
See also https://x.com/astuyve/status/2010772489605951912
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by yawaramin 9mo ago
Hi. You are clearly an LLM user. Have you considered asking an LLM to explain how to do this? If not, why not?
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by yawaramin 9mo ago
> Multiple sources [1][2]. Where does [1] say USD 1 trillion? [2] says: > The combination has had a toll on Japanese automotive (and other) exports. Barring Fukushima’s impacts, one would assume a return to pre-2008 fiscal meltdown ex
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by yawaramin 9mo ago
> for 1 nuclear plant Yes, because others were mostly not affected by the Fukushima disaster despite being in the impact area. Why? Because they took safety precautions. Onagawa was closer to the epicentre, but they built on a high emban
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by yawaramin 9mo ago
- Spent fuel is a solved problem, we just store it securely - Who can be relied upon: who do you rely upon to run your drinking water? - Failure modes of accidents: have been extensively studied and essentially designed out - Multiple catas
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by yawaramin 10mo ago
Why does it ask for the student's gender?
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by yawaramin 10mo ago
> many people who've talked to me about Htmx are confused about what Htmx is and believe that it works without javascript The htmx landing page's first paragraph says 'htmx gives you access to AJAX...' AJAX stands for
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by yawaramin 10mo ago
That's why my JS doesn't create the GUI, it just attaches event handlers to the GUI rendered on the server. Check the link I posted above...
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by yawaramin 10mo ago
> How does "htmx sends a request header HX-Request: true with every request." happen without javascript? It doesn't. If JavaScript is disabled, this header is not sent. > you need a backend server that understands whate
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by yawaramin 10mo ago
That's incorrect. Htmx actually works really well with progressive enhancement, thanks to hx-boost. See https://dev.to/yawaramin/why-hx-boost-is-actually-the-most-i... If you stick to GET and POST requests, you ca
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by yawaramin 10mo ago
> an entire ecosystem Ecosystems have their downsides too. Just a small example, no htmx users were impacted by the React Flight Protocol vulnerabilities. Many htmx users have no-build setups: no npm, no package.json, nothing. We don&#x2
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by yawaramin 10mo ago
Htmx offers more flexibility than Alpine Ajax. Here's an example: htmx allows using relative selectors, which allow you to target elements relative to the triggering element in the DOM tree. This gives us a lot of power for swapping
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by yawaramin 10mo ago
I have a better idea: `ocaml script.ml` ;-) Get started here: https://dev.to/yawaramin/practical-ocaml-314j
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by yawaramin 10mo ago
https://dev.to/yawaramin/practical-ocaml-314j
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by yawaramin 10mo ago
Tbh they should have just mandated it to Aptos for new communications, with TNR and Calibri acceptable for old devices that have not been updated yet. Having people spend effort overriding the default font on their machine is frankly a wast
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by yawaramin 10mo ago
SQLite would like to have a word...

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