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by ecjhdnc2025 2y ago
You may already know, but Slant 3D (print farm) do _some_ of this with Etsy and Shopify, and have an API for further integrations. (I am working on a product myself, but it would likely have assembly needs beyond what Slant 3D do, and at an
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by ecjhdnc2025 2y ago
Milk is not a loss leader: they aren’t losing money on it to get you to spend elsewhere. It’s profitable for supermarkets. (They definitely do manipulate milk prices to get consumers to shop with them rather than competitors, and sometimes
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by ecjhdnc2025 2y ago
It does exist, it just doesn't get linked in the page. Click on the media item, your URL bar has changed.
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by ecjhdnc2025 2y ago
> Another point that Patreon isn't really emphasizing here that seems relevant to any conversations about "fairness" is that Apple's fees on Patreon subscriptions in-app are now higher than Patreon's fees. Unfort
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by ecjhdnc2025 2y ago
It does have that feel, but it's decidedly cramped compared to, say, the VT100's font, or even that of the VT52, which are both a bit closer to the "server" heritage they are alluding to. Many other "code page 437&q
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by ecjhdnc2025 2y ago
Oh I am not saying it should be. The problem is that to resolve the readability issues many people seem to be observing on that page you need to set it to 1.1 or 1.2 (try it!) But that will break the console pseudographics. Part of the prob
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by ecjhdnc2025 2y ago
The line spacing is way too tight (this is line-spacing: 1). Obviously that is beneficial for ASCII-art (smaller vertical gaps), but plain text would benefit from at least 1.1 and maybe 1.2. I am not a typographer but the cap height of this
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by ecjhdnc2025 2y ago
It used to be that all-lower-case brought to mind bell hooks, ee cummings, kd lang… Now it’s a signifier for e/acc narcissism and grift.
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by ecjhdnc2025 2y ago
> You are a senior full-stack developer, one of those rare 10x devs I am not disputing that this improves answer quality, but it does make me despair that it does.
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by ecjhdnc2025 2y ago
All the relations: this is a bit excessive. But before CTEs this sort of thing had regular use with recursive tree structures, in caching hierarchies. You'd make use of whatever SQL options you had to concatenate a group of IDs into
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by ecjhdnc2025 2y ago
I would argue for this, I guess, except that "forced me to write all my code with AI" is obvious misrepresentation. It doesn't sit well with me except as representative of the same over-egged hype that surrounded the Apple Vi
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by ecjhdnc2025 2y ago
Hm. Says "hand" not arm. I don't want to second guess whether there were other undisclosed injuries but the image does show someone who could possibly have carried on typing without the use of his right thumb? Like I did for
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by ecjhdnc2025 2y ago
That's great :-)
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by ecjhdnc2025 2y ago
(I am very much not an expert) You're missing something but it's actually easy to get confused about. GPIO: general purpose input/output. A pin that can be used by the main CPU core(s) to interrogate the outside world. PIO:
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by ecjhdnc2025 2y ago
I don't think it is "clutching at straws" for a bar to want glasses that break less frequently, causing fewer safety concerns, and to be prepared to pay the extra, but whatever.
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by ecjhdnc2025 2y ago
Broken glasses in bars, for example, have a lot more impacts than just waste. Broken glass has to be cleaned up, causes injuries, even causes lost product in some situations. I was in a cocktail bar once with three friends who ordered us th
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by ecjhdnc2025 2y ago
> It shows the gigantic double standard that only anti-establishment conservatives are scrutinized by the establishment and persecuted into oblivion No it doesn't. It shows that opposition research is done on everyone, and Trump (wh
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by ecjhdnc2025 2y ago
There is imprecision and conceptual forcing and there are sketchy constructs in this post that are annoying given its subject area. It is also shoehorning in other known vulnerability issues to pad out the article, when it is a pretty conci
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by ecjhdnc2025 2y ago
> They tried extremely hard and the best they could do was find some minor charges on Trump's team. Lying to the FBI to impede an investigation is not minor. It's federal time. The investigation faltered partly because of these
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by ecjhdnc2025 2y ago
FrankenPHP doesn't proxy to the PHP dev server. It is a PHP SAPI process manager itself. You should be able to run FrankenPHP as the front end server just fine -- Caddy is excellent and it's my production front-end almost everyw
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by ecjhdnc2025 2y ago
> Node doesn't require an upstream CGI server at all. There's a server built-in to the Node binary Though you'll still want a process manager for this to make sure it stays up. Which it won't, over the long term. PHP
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by ecjhdnc2025 2y ago
Do you disagree that Trump pressured the Georgia elections people to find him votes? On a phone call? Because he very clearly did. He had no business making that call at all otherwise. And lots of people were on it and were in no doubt
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by ecjhdnc2025 2y ago
Right. Then you are too young (as a developer at least!) to remember. Except that Object.entries() is there to remind you. And two different for() enumeration syntaxes (for...in and for...of). JS has an enormous amount of bad-design scar ti
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by ecjhdnc2025 2y ago
> 1) Okay, but in terms of getting shit done (one of your points) how is it helpful to people to learn two languages? It's actually pretty clarifying. Two different perspectives on one single problem domain is almost always good for
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by ecjhdnc2025 2y ago
Elixir looks great. It reminds me of the functional and pseudofunctional programming languages I used at uni and their environments like Poplog. I agree it's mind-expanding. But I don't think most web development work is mind-ex
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by ecjhdnc2025 2y ago
I remember someone trying to recruit me for a London-based startup whose developers were obsessed with async and Meteor. They struggled to ship (it was a silly idea anyway) and I don't think they survived their pivot. But the tools cho
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by ecjhdnc2025 2y ago
It is also funny to see a JS developer criticise the architecture of PHP arrays specifically. It does hint that perhaps bearjaws is (lucky for them!) too young to remember the mess that incomplete implementation of array/object duali
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by ecjhdnc2025 2y ago
Exactly right. I would not call myself a PHP "proponent" because at fifty I have too little time in my life left to tell people what they should or should not choose, but I do think it is rich to see this criticism from the JS sid
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by ecjhdnc2025 2y ago
> 1. You will still need to learn JS, and now it may even be embedded in PHP depending on the type of app you are working with! Yes, you will. But to me this is an irrelevance: JS has IMO very little business near the back end. I have ab
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by ecjhdnc2025 2y ago
> Trump did nothing of that sort for four years This just isn't true. Look at how he proposed to force the sale of Tiktok USA to Microsoft: purely dictatorial. And there was an enormous amount of pure strongman talk, which is a harb

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