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Blackarea

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    Comment #48247225

    Well it may not life up to uncle Bob's clean code standards but it does fit the repo's name, doesn't it?

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    Comment #48229095

    Im on mobile

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    Comment #48228014

    Captcha fails on archive now? Jeez - free internet is past

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    Comment #47646562

    A webui halicunated just for you? I think this must be by far the scariest and from my point of view worst idea you could ever come up with, no offense. Why would you ever want you…

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    Comment #47634870

    Could make that an AGENT.md and use a dumber model via opencode to slop maxx even harder!

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    Comment #47145252

    yes! I just don't understand that as well. Up until some time ago claud code's preferred install was a npm i, wasn't it? Please serious answers for why anyone would use a web langu…

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    Comment #46967533

    3 source files, nice code, no vibe-coding slob, nice little project... That's rare these days

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    Comment #46967456

    Bat is nice. Oh dang now i have to try this plugin. I remember trying a couple of similar ones that got me so frustrated that i abandoned the idea of markdown viewers in nvim... He…

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    Comment #46841722

    ... Literally ruined https://youtube.com/clip/UgkxFZA4XXnXzHyNso0OQ28XU60U1-jdR13...

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    Comment #46566984

    <3 if I don't see 15 new node modules and 3 CVEs by EOB today I'll replace you with a css architect and vibe-coding nft monkey by next week!

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    Comment #46564489

    Just as the modern Javascript applications. What if - and hear me out on this one - Javascript just is a poor choice for huge complex codebases?

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    Comment #46281580

    Why they call pipes filter? And if... endif? Not for me

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    Comment #46109589

    Mass of learning material doesn't equal quality though. The amount of poor react code out there is not to underestimate. I feel like llm generated gleam code was way cleaner (after…

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    Comment #45943747

    Grepping "extends" over a new codebase is a quick way to see how fucked you are when joining a new project/team.

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    Comment #45887530

    I literally couldn't care less. You can call it '1th of April' for all that i care if the actual functionality you offer is clean and fast I'll gladly accept!

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    Comment #45854394

    > btn.finish().with_child(pipe!($read(cnt).to_string()))

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    Comment #45854371

    > You can choose to use it (macros) or not. Yet both examples use macros. I might still got ptsd from a job where literally all of the rust codebase was written as macros. Since th…

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    Comment #45699007

    > Code like a surgeon ... As a UI prototyper XD yes sure. I'd most definitely put those on the same level. Maybe even favor an UI prototyper if it comes down to the real deal. Who …

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    Comment #45625509

    Oh really a compiled strong and statically typed Language doesn't have a repl? How come?

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    Comment #45613533

    What? Gleam can compile to js. I don't see the similarity to kotlin being oo and all. Gleams compile time is lightyears ahead of anything on the jvm. I appreciate kotlins nullabili…

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    Comment #45613173

    Profiling tools are something that I miss a bit in gleam - yes, but otherwise I had no problems with OTP bindings. The maturity of the ecosystem is a bit lower of course. But I act…

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    Comment #45611569

    I really came to love gleam over the last few months. I appreciate elixir getting a type system and remember that this was the big NoGo for me when I explored it a while back. I'd …

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    Comment #45611492

    Do you have any examples. I don't think I would classify more than a handful posts as political myself

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    Comment #45120595

    It's really a joyful language. Kind off rusty minus the borrow-checker and the mutability. In it's core it's just pattern-matching and functions/closures as first class citizens. T…

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    Comment #45020511

    I've never had the need for a gui in sqlite. It's just sqlite3 for me and once I get to a complexity where I'd need a gui I mostly just switch to postgres