Existenceblinks

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by Existenceblinks 1y ago
To avoid writing stupid code since they will see qualified people put reason on why some codes are "garbage" (I'm not saying this).
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by Existenceblinks 1y ago
> Fast forward to today. I’ve been doing a dive on JavaScript/TypeScript and different runtimes like NodeJS and Deno, That's why. If all codes in a project are stupid, there's no stupid code indeed relatively. Go read Linu
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by Existenceblinks 1y ago
i found assembly is easier to assemble from scratch (it's apple and orange but.). Most materials should exclude these tooling, mostly rust based tools. We should be able to write them by hands just like when assembly was taught. Compil
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by Existenceblinks 1y ago
These topic and mentioned tools always fail to demonstrate how sync engine works in multiple players modes. And mostly only for backend written in TS/JS, worse it's only for using with 3rd service (which you couldn't put your
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by Existenceblinks 1y ago
Tried to adopt this last month at work, it failed. E.g. the mentioned Automerge, it has poor docs https://automerge.org/docs/reference/library_initialization/... and that left out a lot of question, it seems
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by Existenceblinks 1y ago
many such as cases, it's clear why. People hate doing task x, because it's not fun nor valuable to them, but need to do because of duty.
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by Existenceblinks 1y ago
Ironically all nuts friends seem to be talking less, less defensive than other nuts friends who keep talking about other people not buying what they believe nuts.
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by Existenceblinks 1y ago
Thanks Dan. Yes, I agreed on the ui part, it seems to work in most cases. Some html tags have relation like `<datalist>` or `[popover]` attribute, but if we make all kind of relations trivial then it's benefit for sure.
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by Existenceblinks 1y ago
It's useless as data is not just some graphic semantic, they have relation, business rules on top, not ready to interact with if not all are ready, loaded.
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by Existenceblinks 1y ago
Looks neat, the first thing I search for in the docs is: Unique indexes Not currently supported. Requires query rewriting and separate execution engine to validate uniqueness across all shards. But still looks promising.
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by Existenceblinks 2y ago
Honestly, it doesn't need to be local, API is some 200ms away is ok-ish, make it 50ms it will be practically usable for every majority of interaction.
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by Existenceblinks 2y ago
Indie startup (or just simply call it "selling app online") is not bad if your "capital is lower than $1M" AND "desirable MRR at $10k". You can beat $1M capital, 10% return .. by making $10k MRR SaaS instead.
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by Existenceblinks 2y ago
Yep, 2024 market is considerably too good though. When he about to quit, I'd expect 8% yield (pessimistic) per year, so $6.4k/yr or $533/mo, that's "good" living quality in non major cities in Thailand. But to
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by Existenceblinks 2y ago
tbh, the 2m app is more clunky than the OG 1m. Virtual scroll is very poor. Jump doesn't seem to work (it works just sometimes).
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by Existenceblinks 3y ago
I feel like this is all missing the points. The point is React is mid. Engineering metric is very strange these days. A guy has made your tool wicked fast, dismissed - fast enough .. wat?
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by Existenceblinks 3y ago
I wonder at what point Vision Pro is highly portable that we don't have to care about small screen ui/ux. Excited for a fancy excel app on this device..
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by Existenceblinks 3y ago
Look at other languages, they all have their culture to make stuff. Elixir is my goto, but we haven't had the vibe of building/shipping things into the world.
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by Existenceblinks 3y ago
I mute all of these guys who have posted 10 times+ a day. If everyone doing this, there will be lots of garbage.
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by Existenceblinks 3y ago
I mute a lot of these accounts that try to farm me as their audience. I used to engage some, they just don't care to reply at all. And they are annoying real fast. Imaging you have 10 posts of garbage a day / influencer
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by Existenceblinks 3y ago
Tbh, this is very repetitive story .. seen 100 times before.
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by Existenceblinks 3y ago
And these accounts don't care about us at all, they only want to farm us. They don't even engage our replies.
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by Existenceblinks 3y ago
How is this better than the Playwright's locator picker in debug mode?
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by Existenceblinks 3y ago
You have to provide how your view looks like, because a large part of memory consumption coming from diffs that server keeps. Each session will have their similar diffs.
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by Existenceblinks 3y ago
Yes, and it's almost impossible outside the US or EU.
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by Existenceblinks 3y ago
I bet you are in US or EU.
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by Existenceblinks 3y ago
General response to this is assuming the contrarians don't like type or see no type benefit. But there are those who love static typing enough to dislike Typescript. It's ugly and unsound, how could someone loves static type to de
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by Existenceblinks 3y ago
Yes, I'm about to say it's not a trap. It's a jail! Trying to avoid status makes your life quality worse, more restrict ways of doing things. It's narrower in all directions. It is a jail.
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by Existenceblinks 3y ago
Looks almost right. This is quite close to what I keep in mind. At the end of the day let's creating html tags but as semantic shape visually. I don't think I would include spacing stuff like width/height margin/padding.
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by Existenceblinks 3y ago
Oracle or SAP vibe to me. I shake my head every day on React code base. My personal js heavy project is so nice all logic functions are testable individually, the views are clean. All effects are at boundary .. no waterfall shits!
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by Existenceblinks 3y ago
assembly/c/c++/perl/ruby/elixir/elm/js are "pretty ok" to me no matter how long I had written with. python is absolutely not ok to me .. always think "really?" I want to write it in ano

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