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by bestest 6mo ago
Does the author dislike react? How about preact? Or maybe simply jsx? Or nextjs? There's nothing wrong with either of these if used correctly. Thus "hate" is a rather shallow argument.
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by bestest 7mo ago
Same. MacOS. Tried it. Was okay-ish for several days. But eventually I realised it's worse than WebStorm in basically every aspect, subjectively speaking. It is slow, it's missing features and it is buggy.
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by bestest 8mo ago
Switched to Zed from Webstorm. Only issue is Zed has no vertical tab support. Did create a PR but it got rejected as it does not align with their milestones. Well, using it by monkeypatching the dev build after every upstream sync.
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by bestest 11mo ago
I have tried it. And would like to reiterate – everyone should use what they like. But for me Lit is too OOP. It feels like Angular. And that all in turn feels like Java. It's just so heavy and constrained (not saying it's a bad t
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by bestest 11mo ago
It depends on the target product. I'm working with JS for already 25 years. Tried all of the frameworks, and continue on doing it. And every time I try something new, the refactoring flow turns most of them into NextJS (if it's ve
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by bestest 1y ago
Well this crashed my Safari like nothing else in quite a while!
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by bestest 1y ago
Found out you can use WASD to navigate and Space to shoot.
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by bestest 1y ago
I would've probably switched from JetBrains to Zed already. But Zed has no vertical tabs support. I can't believe people are ok with horizontally layed out tabs.
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by bestest 1y ago
middleware = fn(req) → next(req). express/koa give you the use() chain. next.js gives you one root, but nothing stops you from chaining yourself. same semantics, just manual wiring. type mw = (req: Request, next: () => R
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by bestest 1y ago
Since you're here — I'll just pipe in. Here in this article, the author, failing to comprehend the domain differences, is applying the same approach to call a function everywhere. Of course it won't work. The fallacy of nextj
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by bestest 1y ago
Consider middleware.ts as a root middleware. Nothing is stopping you from creating your own chain (which is trivial) in there. I mean, that would eventually work the same if nextjs implemented that feature — there would be a root somewhere.
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by bestest 1y ago
This is terrible and not worthy of HN front. Terrible from the front-end side of implementation: - performs worse than your average arbitrary-amount-of-rows-that-won't-fit-on-the-screen library (it should perform the same no matter if
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by bestest 1y ago
That is fine as long as your forms are simple text inputs and buttons. Now plug in drag-and-drop and multiple file uploads and selects and checkboxes and radios and more of these various inputs you're in the world of pain. I've re
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by bestest 1y ago
Enter this in the console: document.body.onwheel = (e) => e.stopPropagation();
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by bestest 1y ago
Author also mentions his thoughts on expanding to the russian market. So many red flags here. Pun intended.
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by bestest 1y ago
I would suggest them to repeat the experiment while including sets from answers to "choose heads or tails" AND "choose tails or heads", ditto for numbers or rephrase the question to not include a "choice" (choo
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by bestest 2y ago
It is AI related, but I don't think it's only "train". I believe Musk is a real visionary (villain?), and he's going to replace the whole government apparatus with AI. POTUS included.
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by bestest 2y ago
I used to be their web developer 10 years ago. Yes, it was always their goal to be like Apple. The apple aesthetic, pixel perfect websites, smooth transitions, similar fonts etc.
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by bestest 2y ago
I filled out a lengthy prompt in the demo. submitted it. an auth window pops up. I don't want to login. I want the demo. such a repulsive approach.
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by bestest 2y ago
an amazing 3d map implementation of the taken images here: https://archive.eso.org/scienceportal/home
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by bestest 2y ago
Josh really does have a lot of nice and shiny stuff. But Josh should also learn to optimise. Downloading 7MB of stuff for minimally interactive above-the-fold content is overkill.
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by bestest 2y ago
nice. will probably try it in the future. but the for-some-reason-not-obvious revelation that it's just a product that some team somewhere is working on and the fact that a browser is an important piece of software brought me back to s
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by bestest 2y ago
the developers working with firebase should enforce common-sense document crud restrictions in the rules. that's just how firebase is. everyone knows it. now, when talking about ARC BROWSER, i am seriously starting to doubt the compete
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by bestest 2y ago
Coolify! https://github.com/coollabsio/coolify
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by bestest 2y ago
all good here on macos and arc (chromium). how about the direct link to the frame? https://plainvanillaweb.com/blog/articles/2024-08-30-poor-ma...
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by bestest 2y ago
I am also still struggling with this. Tried various prompts along the lines of "draw me the inside of a cylindrical space habitat rotating along it's axis to create artificial gravity", like a more detailed: "Create a hi
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by bestest 2y ago
that's so subjective it's a wonder this is an actual post.
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by bestest 2y ago
I only redirect urls with ids. E.g. the canonical is "/:id-some-slug", so if the url matches the id but not the slug — I redirect it to the canonical. For everything else you can just have a nice 404 with suggestions of links
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by bestest 2y ago
i don't usually read long articles, especially paginated ones. but this one got my attention and I don't regret it. such a nice mix of tech and suspense mystery thriller. thanks!
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by bestest 2y ago
I think you're comparing apples with grapples. A popover is floating element that appears to display a contextual piece of information when required. What you're mentioning is something completely different.

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