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by unculture 5mo ago
The tool is open source. If it bothers you, fork it and remove the line in the prompt.
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by unculture 1y ago
SQLModel is supposed to be the best of both Pydantic and SQLAlchemy, but by design an SQLModel entity backed by a database table doesn't validate its fields on creation, which is the point of Pydantic. https://github.com&#x
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by unculture 1y ago
Repository pattern is useful if you really feel like you're going to need to switch out your database layer for something else at some point in the future, but I've literally never seen this happen in my career ever. Otherwise, it
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by unculture 3y ago
It's quite cold a lot of the time in Northern Europe, and people who are cycling to commute there often really aren't going very fast so won't sweat much. You can also get "moisture wicking" clothes, that might help
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by unculture 3y ago
It’s been cancelled, sadly.
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by unculture 3y ago
You don't avoid naming - you name the components and the styles live in the components. The key is to avoid the false separation of concerns of style and structure.
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by unculture 3y ago
If you're making a wholesale design change, you should expect a wholesale code change. If you're making a small change to a component that's the same every everywhere you should ideally expect to make that change in a single
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by unculture 3y ago
You really need to cut out these accusations of dishonesty - it’s a bad look. He’s not saying “separation of concerns and good naming practices” are bad things, he’s saying that separation of concerns between HTML and CSS is mostly a false
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by unculture 3y ago
This is just demonstrably not true.
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by unculture 3y ago
Come on - your turn. Come back with your version of that Catalyst button that does everything that’s being done by those Tailwind styles.
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by unculture 3y ago
Option 1: Find a visual error, open devtools, find the nearest most descriptive class or id (.primary? Oh no…), open IDE, global search in styles folder structure (most likely but not the only place to find CSS) for “.primary”. 40 files ret
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Catalyst: A modern UI kit for React(tailwindcss.com)
4 points by unculture 3y ago|1 comments
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by unculture 3y ago
Tailwind Lab's developer preview of Catalyst is out, part of TailwindUI.
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by unculture 4y ago
The absolute worst thing about forced installations of pay-as-you-go energy meters is that they carry the highest per-unit energy price in the country. We force the neediest to pay the most.
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by unculture 4y ago
It’s going to be something like that. He bought it for 44 billion. That was mostly loans. Those loans are transferred to the company and the company pays interest on them.
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by unculture 4y ago
I'm just loving the fact that this news article from the BBC provides no instruction about how to pronounce either Yr Wyddfa or Eryri. If only there were a way for the BBC to include audio on the page!
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by unculture 4y ago
Lots of people, particularly Laravel people, are doing static analysis with tools like PHPStan or Psalm. Over time there have been more and more type-oriented features introduced to the language too. Obviously you can't catch everythin
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by unculture 4y ago
There is a line to be drawn somewhere. If you set your naming level too high, then it's not clear what you're doing in the details. If your naming level is too granular, then you start to lose clarity because you can't see th
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by unculture 4y ago
It’s more like “i.e. shall we inline all our variables” / avoid naming things at all. Adding a name for something is a weighty task that’s orthogonal to the task at hand. If you can avoid the name without losing understandability then
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by unculture 4y ago
There’s no imaginary grid here, m-2 and p-2 are just setting margins and padding. The 2 is a point in a table of sensible defaults for those values. You are free to set your own scale or just use your units of choice if you like. The defaul
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by unculture 4y ago
You can absolutely travel the same roads, but there is something about the speed you are travelling that opens you up to really noticing the little details of the landscape around you.
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by unculture 4y ago
Yes, in a sense. The Dress Circle is the first balcony (closest to the ground) in a traditional theatre.
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by unculture 5y ago
The Manager’s Path by Camille Fournier
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by unculture 5y ago
Here's some illustration sites / products I collected for a recent project as possible resources / inspiration: - https://storytale.io/ - https://control.rocks/ - https://picchu
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by unculture 5y ago
It's probably a function of to whom a one man band can effectively market. Consumers don't buy SaaS and a single person couldn't afford a consumer level brand ad campaign anyway. Big companies mean big company sales cycles an
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by unculture 6y ago
I have a feeling that there is a chance that this comment has made some anonymous subtitle transcriber with a sense of humour very happy.
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by unculture 6y ago
Much of the time on a typical London car journey is spent idling in traffic, so it’s not so easy to calculate.
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by unculture 6y ago
Tell that to Dave Trott, who is an influential British advertising copywriter. All of his writing comes in the form of one sentence paragraphs. There's whole books of it! https://davetrott.co.uk/
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by unculture 9y ago
Next for Vue essentially.
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by unculture 9y ago
If this were the case, then we wouldn't still have aristocrats. Inheritance tax doesn't apply at this scale. They just put it in trust, even though no one seriously pretends that they don't control the money. E.g., the Grosve

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