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Comment #48670578
It was the goose all along.
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Comment #47501098
Yeah, no thanks.. I'll just stick with a $5 vps with lamp and jjquery
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Comment #46497266
I hate the fact that modern webdev has become to unnecessarily complex that developers unironically turn to LLMs instead of realising that it doesn't have to be like this.
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Comment #46300396
Yes, and they've been at it for a while. its honestly hard to watch.
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Comment #45912702
Darkreader plus 150-200% zoom and you have something pretty usable on hidpi displays. You could always try making your own frontend for HN, it's pretty trivial :)
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Comment #45885984
Writing for AI honestly doesn't seem much different to writing for pagerank algorithms which SEO specialists have been doing for years. The only change is that almost all the SEO c…
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Comment #45591155
Somewhere in Denmark, DHH is smiling
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Comment #45181422
So they're going after mukbang YouTubers now?
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Comment #45180964
Its not clickbait though. You should try reading the article before passing judgement. Its not like the article is called "5 facts that will make you hate package managers. Number …
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Comment #45180940
Liability: "Something for which one is liable; an obligation, responsibility, or debt." Third party dependencies absolutely are liabilities. You are liable to vet them, inspect the…
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Comment #45179105
> It's completely fair game to react to the provocation rather than the substance of the article itself. Yeah, but its down right stupid to do so. The title isn't even misleading o…
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Comment #45167975
The Author isn't arguing for not using third party dependencies. He's arguing for developers to be more conscious of the dependencies they use, by manually vetting and handling the…
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Comment #45092660
"let's kill it off" proceeds to offer no solutions.
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Comment #44821743
Why would anyone care who Paul Graham hangs out with?
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Comment #44821509
But why stop there? based on your arguments 10-bit bytes would be even more better.
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Comment #44462408
I love how quick people are to dismiss the obvious technical skill involved in making something like this, just because of the off-color premise.
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Comment #43422588
This really strikes cord with me. I chose early on in my carrier not to use frontend frameworks, precisely because of the added abstraction and inherent complexity they tend to bri…
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Comment #42916433
You wouldn't show up drunk to a job interview just because its at brewery, would you?
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Comment #42863753
Try this: https://archive.md/20250129074531/https://www.reuters.com/te...
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Comment #42863628
Isn't that what being "Open" should be all about?
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Comment #42778413
I feel like "Complexity" is the wrong word here. Although I agree with the notion that deep knowledge of complex systems has decreased over the years, I'd argue that the problem is…
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Comment #42204047
Just like code bounties might sound like a good idea on paper, rewarding ethical hackers with huge amounts of cash would undoubtably result in rapidly diminishing returns. While th…
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Comment #42135551
Why ignore mobile?
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Comment #42134974
Context matters. In the context of the wider web, I don't think Firefox matters anymore.
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Comment #42134548
2.65% global marketshare on statcounter would suggest Firefox doesn't matter. Its a shame really. But unless something drastic happens, to bring Firefox back into relevancy, I don'…