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by yurishimo 5mo ago
> AI tooling can also be a place where we start building our view of what maintainable software practices look like so we don't make decisions that have these same tail effort profiles. That can be things like building out tooling t
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by yurishimo 5mo ago
Maybe it uses some that battery API as a heuristic for a lower-power version of the site? Or maybe they have a web-only version in developing markets? Low battery means it should query for your location less often to save battery? Totally s
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by yurishimo 5mo ago
I hope not. They’ve been flip flopping too much and the market needs more dGPU competition. The team working on drivers is doing a good job playing catch up and I hope intel will continue to invest in cards that focus on graphics workloads
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by yurishimo 5mo ago
This is a good theory. If anyone is wondering how to escape this cycle, the solution is pretty straightforward; don’t buy things you cannot afford with cash/debit. If putting your credit card balance on autopay is scary to you, you pro
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by yurishimo 6mo ago
Would you recognize the difference between usb 3.2 and usb 2.0? Cables also play into the standard and the reality of our modern lives is that we all accumulate random cables as a matter of course of life. Sometimes things get mixed up and
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by yurishimo 6mo ago
Sounds like something Restivo would do.
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by yurishimo 6mo ago
Eh, but then as hardware evolves, the software will also follow suit. We’ve had an explosion of compute performance and yet software is crawling for the same tasks we did a decade ago. Better hardware ensures that software that is “finished
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by yurishimo 6mo ago
Gotta put food on the family! Also business dad is rubbing off w/ the gambling... :D
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by yurishimo 6mo ago
Hey! Nice to see you have updated the pricing. I really liked the idea behind your product when I first saw it but the pricing was just a non-starter. Getting work to pay for all of my little productivity tools is a PITA and I still have si
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by yurishimo 6mo ago
That website seems to be gone now, unless it’s supposed to redirect to a sketchy German wix ad…
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by yurishimo 6mo ago
VS Code is one of the most performant electron apps ever written. Extensions and plugins are always the culprit of poor performance.
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by yurishimo 6mo ago
There are two types of WordPress sites from my perspective as someone who got their start in webdev in that ecosystem. The first and arguably largest is exactly what you describe. Little sites for small businesses who just want an online pr
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by yurishimo 6mo ago
This is the main reason why WordPress is so popular still to this day. You can cache the crap out of the frontend to the point that it’s basically a static site at that point but then it’s still all running on top of a dynamic platform if y
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by yurishimo 6mo ago
Vue uses signals for reactivity now and has for years. Alien signals was discovered by a Vue contributor. Vue 3.6 (now in alpha/beta?) will ship a version that is essentially a Vue flavored Svelte with extreme fine grained reactivity b
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by yurishimo 7mo ago
It’s not about stressing yourself out; that’s something you can ultimately control (though admittedly, many people are bad at separating the two) but more about _how good you are at putting on a show_ of giving a shit. There is a non zero c
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by yurishimo 7mo ago
Depends on the size of company. I’ve definitely worked for companies where I know for a fact that my manager had the final say.
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by yurishimo 7mo ago
Except your supply chain could also be slop and you have no idea (unless you’re auditing your dependencies, right?). I’d take vibe coded vanilla js slop over npm dependency hell every day of the week.
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by yurishimo 7mo ago
This is how it should be for internal stuff! Corporate IT wants everyone to update anyway so there really isn’t a downside. One thing I kinda understand is users who want to use a more performant browser (safari really does sip memory I’ve
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by yurishimo 7mo ago
Well, your original comment was about a war brewing between Vervel and Void0. If Accel has a stake in both, I don’t know that they really care. See the Laravel investment as well. Accel sees the money in vendor lock-in and is so far willing
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by yurishimo 7mo ago
Im pretty sure Accel is also heavily invested Vercel. Regarding the Bun comment, that is speculation on my part. I have no real horse in the race but Anthropic didn’t buy them for lols.
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by yurishimo 7mo ago
You say that, but isn't Vercel also a Void(0) investor in a roundabout way? The big news regarding Void Cloud is that it all seems to be built on Cloudflare workers. The landing page is very light on info atm too. [0] I am super excite
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by yurishimo 7mo ago
Assuming you use sqlite in prod or are willing to take the L if some minor db difference breaks prod... This method is actually super popular in the PHP world, but people get themselves into trouble if they tidy up all the footguns that sto
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by yurishimo 7mo ago
When push comes to shove, software can usually be fudged. Unlike a building or a water treatment plant where the first fuck up could mean that people die. I like to think that people writing actual mission critical software try their absolu
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by yurishimo 8mo ago
I bought a custom couch from Lithuania and got it shipped to the Netherlands after trying a certain brand in a local showroom. The brand is based in Belgium and does some manufacturing in Poland. They even shipped it for free because I met
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by yurishimo 8mo ago
Probably contributing reasons? I imagine over time they will have a lot more Rust contributors than D or Ada.
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by yurishimo 8mo ago
IMO Bun and Vite are best suited for slightly different things. Not to say that there isn't a lot of overlap, but if you don't need many of the features Bun provides, it can be a bit overkill. Personally, I write a lot of Vue, so
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by yurishimo 8mo ago
It says everything is delayed in the article.
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by yurishimo 8mo ago
One day I'm gonna build some sort of product in Elixir. I was super interested in LiveView when it was announced and I think the component story has gotten a lot better than when I tried back in pre-1.0 days. This video by Sasa Juric i
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by yurishimo 8mo ago
Is it possible that there could be two separate things going on here? Anecdotally, I can confirm that my memory when actively using it not better. If you tell me something when I'm zoned out, unless I set a reminder or something in my
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by yurishimo 8mo ago
I kinda saw this happen in realtime on reddit yesterday. Someone asked for advice on how to deal with a team that was in over their heads shipping slop. The crux of their question was fair, but they used a different LLM to translate their o

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