TonyStr

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by TonyStr 3mo ago
You are right, but at the same time, if no UX designer is involved in the loop, what happens when they've prompted a prototype that looks good - and therefore eludes them to think it's designed good as well? How do we convince the
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by TonyStr 3mo ago
This is such a great mental model.
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by TonyStr 3mo ago
The first three are the same, and the latter three are in no way related to the passage.
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by TonyStr 4mo ago
When people make statements like this, I always wonder if you're thinking of someone specific, or if you're conflating the group with the individual
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by TonyStr 4mo ago
Yeah, this read more like a long twitter rant than anything I'd expect to find on science.org. With posts like these, I always wonder what the intent is? I'm an outsider, so to convince me of anything you'd have to give more
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by TonyStr 4mo ago
It certainly struggles a lot more with non-English queries. Been using it since 2019
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by TonyStr 4mo ago
Why use this instead of a native window manager? GNOME, KDE, Windows, MacOS, i3 all support virtual desktops where your window layouts are preserved
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by TonyStr 4mo ago
Most decision-makers make decisions based on what they already know. Most of my colleagues only know React, because they've only been exposed to React. Why do you think Java dominates the market still? React solved a huge problem when
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by TonyStr 4mo ago
Maybe you would prefer React's class-based syntax. It's still there if you want to use it
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by TonyStr 4mo ago
How long have you used Vue? I had a similar opinion on Vue a few years ago, coming from a background of React as well. But now I prefer it over React, and reach for it in both personal and professional projects. The ergonomics are a bit dif
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by TonyStr 4mo ago
I skimmed through it, and I think the only thing that is out of date is the section on `zone` in Angular. In october 2025, they changed to `zoneless` by default, which uses signals just like Vue. This was a long time coming imo, as the majo
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by TonyStr 4mo ago
> "In psychopathology, psychosis is the inability to distinguish what is or is not real. Examples of psychotic symptoms are delusions, hallucinations, and disorganized or incoherent thoughts or speech." I think the use of the w
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by TonyStr 4mo ago
I don't use zed or svelte, but this looks like the zed picture is missing a treesitter parser for svelte. Many editors have basic regex-based highlighting for many languages, and optional, more advanced, highlighting available through
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by TonyStr 4mo ago
> midway through reading something Maybe it's because I scrolled down before reading, but I could instantly tell this entire text was AI slop from the massive overuse of emojis and bullet points.
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by TonyStr 5mo ago
That is very fascinating. Do you have some source on this that you could share? IIRC Dante wrote in vernacular Italian which was uncommon at the time, presumably to make his texts more approachable by common people?
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by TonyStr 5mo ago
Could you list some of the major grievances you have with Firefox? I haven't been following the news very closely
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by TonyStr 5mo ago
Haha, this is hardly a daily site, is it? I can't remember the last time I experienced a firefox-specific browser issue before this. 95%+ of my issues usually come from ublock
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by TonyStr 5mo ago
If you break your Neovim config, you can always just run `nvim --clean`
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by TonyStr 5mo ago
I am not familiar with scene graphs, but what is the problem with borrowing or refcounting? This article showed how you can have multiple mutable references in Rust, even multiple mutable references running in parallel threads.
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by TonyStr 5mo ago
At this point, I assume most LinkedIn users use AI to assist in generating posts anyway, so the distinction kinda becomes pointless. Nobody likes reading AI generated posts, and nobody ever really liked reading LinkedIn posts either.
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by TonyStr 5mo ago
I read the whole thing, but I was questioning whether this was heavily AI-assisted or just very linkedin-coded. For me the biggest AI indicators were "From “arcane” to professional", "The results: From the playmat to the prof
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by TonyStr 5mo ago
Almost every word written in katakana is a loanword, and most of them come from English. There are many different words in Japanese that can be translated to "damage"/"harm"/"injury" etc., but I guess
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by TonyStr 5mo ago
My apologies, I think I was misremembering a quote from War and Peace. I actually went and found the passage that confused me: https://literaturepage.com/read/warandpeace-1228.html Thank you for correcting me! Tolstoy
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by TonyStr 5mo ago
You are completely right. Disease has been the major killer in most military campaigns of history. The original post stated that 400,000 soldiers died "mostly from starvation and exposure", which isn't correct. However, loosi
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by TonyStr 5mo ago
Kutuzov's genius of repeatedly pulling back until the Grande Armee was standing at the doorstep of their ancient capital, fighting one of the most stubborn battles in the Napoleonic era, yet loosing significantly more men than their at
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by TonyStr 5mo ago
The main goal of Napoleon's invasion of Russia was to beat their military in a decisive battle long before reaching Moscow, forcing Alexander to comply with the continental system - a European trade embargo created by Napoleon to weake
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by TonyStr 5mo ago
There is a lot of work post launch in customer support, fixing security issues, keeping code up to date, and fixing bugs.
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by TonyStr 5mo ago
Venture Capital is how entrepreneurs get off the ground and are able to try out new ideas. It is of both the entrepreneur's interest and the investors' interest that the product or service being developed captures value in the mar
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by TonyStr 5mo ago
Haven't looked for this before now, but this seems to be supported by DuckDuckGo as well. Search result three dots > block this site from all results.
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by TonyStr 5mo ago
Looks nice. Unfortunately I don't have log-of-count-and-email, log-of-count-and-day or churn

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