iuvcaw

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If more than 50% press blue, everyone survives. Red pressers always survive(shankwiler.com)
63 points by iuvcaw 5mo ago|309 comments
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by iuvcaw 6mo ago
Ironically this post is doing wonders for its page rank, as people are linking to it in the comments
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by iuvcaw 2y ago
The vast majority of time spent building software has little to do with optimization. Sky-high abstracted brain rot languages are useful precisely because usually you don’t need to worry about the type of details that you would if you were
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by iuvcaw 2y ago
The React team really does not like SPAs, which I think is a bit of a shame. I'm not a big fan of the mish-mash approach of client and server components that Next et al now encourage. For the type of app that React excels at, or at lea
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by iuvcaw 2y ago
Right… I think HTMX is cool and would like to try it. But the argument that “we need to go back to when things were simpler” just falls so flat to me. I remember the Web 20 years ago. It was pretty bad and ugly and slow and clunky and unint
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A boy girl paradox – or maybe not?(shankwiler.com)
12 points by iuvcaw 2y ago|0 comments
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by iuvcaw 2y ago
Genuine question - not defending Apple/google - does your pwa not use a dedicated server / db for user’s data? And then localstorage just as a cache if needed?
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by iuvcaw 3y ago
Guessing its intended use case is business analytic queries without write permissions —- particularly for non-programmers. I don’t think it’d be advisable to use something like this for app logic
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by iuvcaw 4y ago
Why would raising another round or going public cause concern?
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by iuvcaw 4y ago
What do you mean by “worth more”?
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by iuvcaw 4y ago
The HN community 1) likes building and hacking, and 2) has nostalgia for old technology. This makes them feel a lot of affinity toward "doing things themselves" -- server infrastructure, running desktop linux, avoiding dependencie
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by iuvcaw 4y ago
Life's not a race