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zadler
2y ago
I'm not talking about most performant. Neither HTMX nor React has a performance issue. The issue is overhead and complexity for the developer, and maybe, server costs. React comes out ahead in server costs, since doing work on the clie
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zadler
2y ago
But you're still doing the work. With React, you render in the client. With HTMX, you split rendering between client and server.
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zadler
2y ago
Htmx: I feel sorry for you React: I don’t think about you at all
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zadler
2y ago
There does seem to be a little sleight of hand going on, since much of the work that you do in react is rendering, and with HTMX you’re just shifting that to the server. Is a lighter client and heavier server a good thing? Not always… look
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zadler
3y ago
Old dos and windows interfaces were brutal af.
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zadler
3y ago
Depression and isolation maybe?
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zadler
3y ago
Which exercises would you say trigger movement of cerebrospinal dluid in the brain?
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zadler
3y ago
Still kicking!
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zadler
3y ago
Just assume it already does ¯\(°_o)/¯ Why what are you gonna do?
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zadler
3y ago
We’ve been there for a long time. “Don’t believe anything you read” is something I heard from my parents generation and I’m gen X. We’re just going to open the field of convincing looking bullshit to a whole bunch of newer and even more nef
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zadler
3y ago
What was descartes’ works, for the lazy and uninformed?
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zadler
3y ago
No it’s “lift heavy stone, make sad head voice quiet”
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zadler
3y ago
Would be easy to identify with the text and other artifacts.
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zadler
3y ago
Have the same. I changed the way I brush. I used to push hard into the gum line. Now what I do is more like sweeping; I use a regular toothbrush, and pull it over my teeth and gums at an angle to increase the sweeping area. This cleans much
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zadler
3y ago
Sure, didn’t mean to be cryptic. But you’re right. I think that most people who understand the danger and are versed in the topic realize that AI is going to escape, and once it does it won’t need us, it may just work to empower itself and
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zadler
3y ago
Yep… I really think the calculus is about integration / immortality, and the staggeringly few humans who might have that opportunity. I hope I am wrong.
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zadler
3y ago
“Well, if AGI is gonna take over the world, better I develop it than someone else…”
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zadler
3y ago
The light from the Overton window is less every day…
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zadler
3y ago
Modulo dollar / sovereign debt crisis
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zadler
3y ago
It was when it AI came along that the problems began.
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zadler
3y ago
What is a sufficient supply of vitamins and minerals? Are well talking joe rogan level or just taking a multi vitamin per day?
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zadler
3y ago
This takes me back. And not in a good way…
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zadler
3y ago
More instances. More.
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zadler
3y ago
Too much evidence to even begin to enumerate, presumably.
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zadler
3y ago
Cycle of life
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zadler
3y ago
But what if it’s the computer system that sends the post? Is it actually more reliable?
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zadler
3y ago
> for literally every racial group except one. Those poor Indians can never catch a break.
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zadler
3y ago
Only for creatives. The drones stick to amphetamine.
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zadler
3y ago
X.com seems a better brand than X anyway…
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zadler
3y ago
Say a bit more about the headspace
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