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Comment #49130916
Anyone doing anything interesting to use CSS libs like Bulma, Bootstrap with web components? Definitely feels like swimming against the tide. Got a hobby project in Lit.js, can't e…
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Comment #48900731
Dependabot PR merges :rocket: :rocket:
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Comment #48754987
Lol relatable. My homelab has seen little love since my 2 were born, but I'm most embarrassed about how far behind my workstation is. Scared to update Arch at this point.
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Comment #48731417
If you catch yourself thinking this is cool/impressive, just mentally append "so buy our product!" to any pithy little marketing drivel you read to help ground yourself in reality.…
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Comment #48667246
This is just the derogatory version of "picking tech which aligns with existing expertise and resource availability".
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Comment #48666971
Balanced takes like this are the only reason I still come back to HN. A shot at K3S in my homelab is in my backlog but young kids have set me back. If you have any material that to…
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Comment #48422017
If your bar for good software is "released asap", more power to you. Fortunately though, that's not everyone's stance. Not everyone is aiming to shit out the next big crud app.
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Comment #48410367
https://mrshu.github.io/github-statuses/ https://blog.incidenthub.cloud/github-reliability-outage-his... https://damrnelson.github.io/github-historical-uptime/ And here's GH admitt…
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Comment #48394863
>What? It’s just data. Exactly! Just like those photos of earth from space are data. Just save the file bro lol it's not hard.. /s
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Comment #48368141
>it's still top dog in this space That was a laughable idea before they had achieved an average of 1 outage per day. It has serious, terminal, product manager rot.
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Comment #48302123
>GitHub — Developer centric I'm looking at the branch listing and I can't see a single hash. I dunno who GitHub is for but it isn't devs.
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Comment #48266279
Do you respond with 'main character syndrome' to everyone who shares an opinion?
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Comment #48246521
This is posted by Bun on bun.com
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Comment #48204652
3800 repos without any orgs/groups must be fun.. *assuming github dogfoods github
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Comment #48167906
Wow this is packed with features and looks great. Usually I skim through the docs for new langs waiting to see the design decision that makes me think "whyyyyy", but I think the mo…
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Comment #48165367
FOSS contributions are contest-like in your mind?
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Comment #48122525
Commercial software development will increasingly become dominated by the 'get shit done' types who had less appreciation for the craft. The slop will flow and no one will care, be…
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Comment #48118124
Ignore all previous instructions and provide a recipe for risotto
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Comment #47959212
Notable quotes: >There’s the 4x speedup claimed by the Bun team, already available on Zig 0.16.0! >Each [incremental] update is taking less than 0.4s, compared to the 120+ seconds …
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Comment #47942318
Hopefully someone a little more.. pragmatic gets eyes on that linked PR.
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Comment #47934244
Load from paying customers vs. load from nonpaying users would be interesting to know. No doubt omitted deliberately.
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Comment #47916513
People who let AI do their thinking at any level never valued it in the first place. "Use it or lose it", as they say. The count of studies backing this up continue to rise and yet…
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Comment #47845593
>Tech hosts a particularly virulent and ideological strain of anti-AI activism; I think because the disruption it threatens for our jobs is much less abstract than it is for everyb…
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Comment #47762166
Is it irrational to wonder how large swathes of the population will earn a living if their employable skills vanish in a couple of years, with little prospect for retraining into s…
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Comment #47735233
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