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by feczeri_c 4mo ago
Yeah, lots of server providers providing Cloudflare. Ouch. Lovely to see them citing recent adoption of AI, following that new trend of "let's adopt AI and send out a post-mortem sorry letter in a month". Edit: Looks to be ba
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by feczeri_c 9mo ago
You deserve a lot of rest!
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by feczeri_c 1y ago
The added bonus of not being able to select the text on this webpage made it so difficult for me to stay on the post! It's amazing what it does from a UX point of view.
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by feczeri_c 1y ago
This feels like a very realistic take and is probably already occurring given what you can see on LinkedIn and the like: people are using “prompt engineer” in their job titles ancillary to their primary role.
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by feczeri_c 2y ago
I didn’t interpret it as a break in compatibility, more so that simply because a new feature or addition in CSS arises it doesn’t stipulate that you have to adopt it. You can still continue on writing CSS how you want to. I appreciate that
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by feczeri_c 2y ago
It’s just a new addition and change, doesn’t dictate you must write that way. I still use <center> as a tag (I know, HTML).
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by feczeri_c 4y ago
That article does a great job of further explaining why the practice is cruel, by also showing how the ducks are left in an albeit not as typically cramped, but nonetheless dank, large shed. The quote seems to make people think it could be
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by feczeri_c 4y ago
Unfortunately the code base has had too many chefs in the kitchen, so to speak, and now we're trying to consolidate things bits at a time. One or two smaller sections is okay to demonstrate with, but it definitely helps seeing larger p
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Ask HN: What are some good “goto” React codebases?
13 points by feczeri_c 4y ago|6 comments