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by codeptualize 1y ago
Love this, definitely rooting for this to get big! I think the goal is great. My dream language is something "in between Go and Rust", Go but with more expressive types, Rust-light, something along those lines. This seems like it
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by codeptualize 1y ago
I kinda agree but the article does not do a great job at defending the position. Who cares about docs? Vibe coding, or just letting AI take the wheel will work in some situations. It allows non coders to do things they couldn't before
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by codeptualize 2y ago
Isn't it about release-notes.js? There are quite a few files in there that are obfuscated. So far I haven't found anything super bad, it looks like a sanity.io client of some sorts, but there could be some stuff hidden in there as
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by codeptualize 2y ago
Then do it.. you are free to experience it. Especially if it’s just you on the team you might be totally fine. I will just say that any project that lasts that long will require maintenance work now and then. The issues you describe seem qu
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by codeptualize 2y ago
This. I still have nightmares sometimes. If you don't use a framework you will probably end up building one, and it's not going to be as good as the existing options.
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by codeptualize 2y ago
I would also add that even in that last scenario React can be a great tool, there are many solutions that use React but make fully static exports (Nextjs/astro/gatsby/etc). Pre-rendering everything has downsides of course, bu
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by codeptualize 2y ago
Bit disappointed, doesn't get into much detail at all. Also seems to be fairly common knowledge that weight control is mostly diet (any diet that restricts calories), exercise obviously is great for health. What I miss in this is how t
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by codeptualize 2y ago
It does solve this problem. Sure healthy things are promoted, unhealthy things are sometimes taxed more (like smoking), that's a good thing. But I can do what I want, and if I get sick or injured because of my actions, my genetics, or
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by codeptualize 2y ago
You could focus on the discrimination, or you could fix the healthcare system. It seems that this can only be a problem if there isn't universal access to healthcare with some form of mandatory health insurance, medicare for all, whate
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by codeptualize 2y ago
Sure, also amazing, pain management is really important. In tier list of amazing things I would put them below vaccines as preventing the disease is better than managing the symptoms, plus certain NSAIDs (usually when taken in higher doses
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by codeptualize 2y ago
I recently got the HPV vaccine (along with some other vaccines I didn't get as a child of anti vax parents). Vaccines are one of the most amazing inventions. The fact that they can eradicate entire categories of diseases and save so ma
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by codeptualize 2y ago
Yes, I use copilot, Claude, and sometimes Zed with the built in Claude AI tooling. It's really useful for basic stuff, scripting, boilerplate, repetitive things, SQL. For example it's great at converting types from different langu
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by codeptualize 2y ago
Supabase. We do also use their auth, storage, api, etc. But even if you just want to host a postgres db it's still worth checking out I think. It's managed postgres, 2 free db's, connection pooler, super easy read replicas (r
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by codeptualize 2y ago
I love this. Got me a bit nostalgic. This is the type of stuff we used to do in high school with too much time and a lot of "would it work if..?", but nothing anywhere near this level though, amazing!
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by codeptualize 2y ago
Fortifying websites against bots, spam, and users.
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by codeptualize 2y ago
What an amazing read, funny, nostalgic, the duality of the perfect mess but still so much opportunity and ability to make progress, and somehow it all just chugging along. I feel a lot of this is the difference between theory and practice.
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by codeptualize 2y ago
Anything that needs os access, to name some things: menu bar apps, clipboard access, file system, multi window, etc etc. You can do a lot of things in the browser, but usually it's limited (mainly for security reasons). Having it be an
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by codeptualize 2y ago
Depends on what you are building, but overall I'd say the friction is minimal. For a lot of apps you won't even need to care about Rust whatsoever as you just use a bunch of fairly standard JS/TS api's. On the Rust side
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by codeptualize 2y ago
Tauri https://tauri.app/
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by codeptualize 2y ago
Depends on the website. An hour you gonna have to use a template and you’ll need to have your content ready to go. Then your choices are website builders like Framer, webflow, squarespace etc, or cms with a theme like Wordpress, ghost, what
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by codeptualize 2y ago
Have you tried openai whisper? Last time I compared it was quite a bit better than all the other options.
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by codeptualize 3y ago
Yes.. they are pretty clear that they monitor for abuse. 30 days. Not sure how this is a surprise.
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by codeptualize 3y ago
I think you are missing the point. The open source part, especially it being Postgres, makes it possible for me to move away if I choose to do so, while picking and choosing the parts I want to keep. This ability was crucial for me, I would
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by codeptualize 3y ago
> I am working on something, but that something is myself. Great way to spend your time. It takes a lot of time and energy so it's not really surprising that there is little bandwidth left to spend on other things. I totally recogni
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by codeptualize 3y ago
I think it used to, but recently it has been bad.
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by codeptualize 3y ago
You can also right click on the date (next to the username), that is a proper link which has the open in new tab option.
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by codeptualize 3y ago
I agree with this take. These tools can be useful for non devs to make very basic things, but they won’t be able to handle anything complex, and it’s hard to test and proof the correctness of the result. If you take it far enough you are al
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by codeptualize 3y ago
This, I really don't mind merge commits, it's nice to see what happened when. Especially if you run into conflicts and issues caused by bad resolution it's much better to have a clear true history.
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by codeptualize 3y ago
Mainly hooks. Hooks make it easy to reuse component logic, something that was difficult with class components. You’d need HOC’s which are hard to deal with, especially with prop collisions and refs. (This change has little to do with OOP vs
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by codeptualize 3y ago
I disagree on the UI side. UI has been moving towards more functional declarative approaches as it’s much easier to manage. CSS is also interesting, we mostly try to avoid the inheritance with scoping, utility classes and or css in js solut

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