licorices

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by licorices 5mo ago
Feel like LLMs main sue in these situations would be to work through these essentially nothing-burger issues? If they're essentially just time consuming to solve, rather than problematic, they should be fairly trivial for them to hopef
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by licorices 6mo ago
Not the guy, but I used rails at my old job for one and a half year, and used it in some personal projects. I looked into Elixir(and Phoenix) during this time, and Phoenix felt like it was designed for more modern websites, where RoR is bui
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by licorices 9mo ago
How come? I find them nice to allow for certain actions that don't really require navigation, and may want the user to easily return whenever they do anything in the modal or not. I understand it is historically bad due to accessibilit
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by licorices 9mo ago
This is sometimes intentional. Some design it that way to ensure that if they are going to do a certain action, that they have seen the toast. Obviously far from being the case all the time, but it happens that it is intentional sometimes.
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by licorices 9mo ago
I wonder if it is time to look into some more native support for toasts in browsers. Some implementation that allows for browser level customization(timing, etc), as well as a notification center in the browser, and that integrates well wit
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by licorices 10mo ago
Not seen any claim like that about misgenedering, but I have seen a content creator have a very similar discussion with some AI model(ChatGPT 4? I think?). It was obviously aimed to be a fun thing. It was something along the lines of how ma