whodev

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by whodev 2y ago
If you are actually interested then Dr. Jessica Knurick. She is accessible on different social media platforms and has a website where you can contact her.
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by whodev 2y ago
> No one inhales six apples in a sitting If hard ciders count then I sure have. > It's useful to go for more "natural" foods because they aren't designed to make me eat as much of it as possible. I'm not sayin
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by whodev 2y ago
Great, but I can actually back it up. That's the difference here. I can point you to experts who agree with what I am saying and who I have chatted with.
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by whodev 2y ago
You are blaming the wrong thing though. America isn't obese because of red dye 40 or food additives, it's obese because Americans eat too much ultra processed foods that are high in calories and low in nutritional value. Along wit
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by whodev 2y ago
> Appeal to nature isn't a fallacy It most certainly is. > The appeal is to have a diet more in line with our evolutionary past. Our evolutionary past is full of death and disease from what we ate. Humans have been drinking alcoh
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by whodev 2y ago
> other countries have cracked down on some of those scary-sounding chemicals, due to them being unnecessary for food with no real benefit for the person eating it, and possible evidence of negative affects Just because another country b
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by whodev 2y ago
> We use third-party dependencies judiciously and never deploy anything without auditing it. This is how I think it should be of course. Like I said, I'm not against the use of third-party code or dependencies, I'm against usin
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by whodev 2y ago
My goodness, for a website full of techincal individuals a lot of you are falling for the appeal to nature fallacy hard. Also, it looks like no one here knows how to defer to experts. I don't know much about food safety standards, chem
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by whodev 2y ago
You do know the US bans more food colors then the EU, right? You can't just say LGTM and go with what the EU does.
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by whodev 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Appeal_to_nature
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by whodev 2y ago
Thank you. As someone who works in cybersecurity and works closely with our developers, a lot of them tend to inherently trust third-party code with no auditing of the supply chain. I am always fighting that while yes, we don't need to
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by whodev 2y ago
https://frankenphp.dev/ Is probably the best I've seen.
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by whodev 2y ago
Tbh, I think this is way more subjective then you're making it out to be. I subjectively would not want to use a WM for most of these points. > - If you want to have two web pages side-by-side, you don't need a web browser that
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by whodev 2y ago
I diff'd the chrome extension against the github repo and they are basically the same, outside of a few lines in the README.md missing and the manifest.json containing an update URL key to " https://clients2.google.com
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by whodev 2y ago
This almost happened to my S/O. Luckily I had setup NextDNS to block newly registered domains along with a list of uncommon TLDs so the site got blocked.
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by whodev 2y ago
This is why I private my social media accounts. There is already enough spam and I don't feel it needs to be any easier.
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by whodev 2y ago
Too each their own, that's the great thing with programming, you can find what you like/want and use that. As you can probably tell I don't feel it is a burden on the backend. I subscribe to the thought that state is managed
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by whodev 2y ago
Guess it depends on your definition of a mono-repo vs multi-repo. I'd consider what we have as a mono. We have one repo which is our main web application (user dashboard, landing page, etc..), our API, and our scheduled tasks. With how
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by whodev 2y ago
When I work on solo projects, my goto is what I've dubbed the HAG stack: - HTMX: For client/server interactions. Returning HTML fragments is easy and lightweight. - AlpineJs: For interactivity that doesn't require a htt
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by whodev 2y ago
I moved from T-Mobile to Visible, and my SO from AT&T to Visible. It was well worth it, we now pay $80 combined with unlimited 5G (incl. cellular for our watches) and have had no issues. We've been to concerts (Taylor Swift) and ne
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by whodev 2y ago
All the features you requested Turso can do, no? > - SQLite runs next to server as production database Embedded Replicas[1] > - In dev, some sort of worker auto-copies the prod DB to the local repo. Production bugs can be reproduced e
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by whodev 2y ago
> They could produce their 21-year-old younger sister, who has government ID (yeah, I know, that is a resort to government ID). 1. How would you verify that's actually their relative and not a friend or stranger? 2. How do you veri
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by whodev 2y ago
Oh great, another tool to enable spammers that target users cannot opt-out of. Fantastic.
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by whodev 3y ago
I'm sure this is "normal" industry practice (not like I'd know since I've never tried doing SEO), but having a service that just uses AI to generate articles/blog posts for you just so you can have a better SEO
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by whodev 3y ago
> Need an external tool to invert mouse wheel scroll direction but not the touchpad scroll direction. This is probably my biggest gripe with macOS right now. Are there no developers at Apple who find this to be an issue?
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by whodev 3y ago
> you have to setup auth DNS with xyz.local and use it in air-gapped environments for your alert mails True, but I was talking more about creating DNS entries for NPM (and other package managers) and redirecting them to our internal serv
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by whodev 3y ago
> Sure, if you run an air-gapped network in some military facility, you can get things working without DNS, but 99.999% networks can't work without a DNS. It's funny you say that, because in the air-gapped network in some milit
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by whodev 3y ago
I had the same issue, Google "recommended" me the $20 plan and was not allowing me to downgrade on that page. But, once you start the free trial you are able to downgrade in the admin console. I was able to do that myself. This re
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by whodev 3y ago
I've been using Go, HTMX, Alpine.js, and Turso. So far I've been loving it. Simple and easy to get started with. Everything works so well togther and is really easy to deploy as a single executable which can include any asset file
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by whodev 3y ago
I probably wouldn't pay for something like this. Like KomoD said, Dashy does a lot of what I need (and more) for free and is open source.

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