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Skinney

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    Comment #49166525

    > That's why most client-side routing libraries support lazy loading. Trading off total size with more network requests. > does HTMX make fetches magically faster or what? With bac…

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    Comment #49078930

    React itself, or Preact for that matter, is just the baseline. You still need the application itself, which in every application I’ve worked on is quite a bit bigger than the frame…

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    Comment #49078901

    * spaghetti or not depends on how you structure things, not on the framework/library used. * HTMX doesn’t introduce a new language. It extends HTML with props, which is less than w…

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    Comment #49078755

    How? Everything served under one domain doesn’t have to use one technology. Use backend rendering when you can, use HTMX where you need a little bit more, use React on the actual b…

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    Comment #49065991

    Thank you :) I think I'm handling this as well, though. I have my own personal retrospective every once in a while where I evaluate the different things I work on and if they're wo…

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    Comment #49065312

    > So logically, if AI can help us complete tasks 2-100x faster than before, we should be UNDERWORKED and experiencing ZERO burnout, right? Got to admit, I stopped reading here. In …

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    Comment #48766973

    This is required in order to implement value classes in Java (project valhala).

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    Comment #48757607

    MNT just started offering the QCS6490 for their laptops. https://mnt.re/media/reform_md/2026-06-30-june-update.html

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    Comment #48742353

    vibe has improved _a lot_ during the past few months, fyi. The new Mistral Medium 3.5 is also a big improvement over devstral-2

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    Comment #48353370

    "Unified" means that it's shared between CPU and GPU, I believe. But yes, it tends to be soldered on.

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    Comment #48306076

    Cheaper tokens means the company's margins increase, which would be valuable for investors to hear

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    Comment #47954333

    I'm not doing anything huge, but my local radicle node is connected to ten other nodes at present, one of which is my own hetzner-hosted seed. Even if half of these go down, I stil…

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    Comment #47947076

    Wouldn't people discover HardenedBSD via google and then find the link to the code via the website? I've personally never discovered projects through Github.

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    Comment #47947059

    Radicle is local-first, so you can create issues and patches (pull requests) even when offline. It will sync when you're back online. Also, my understanding is that ATProto is rela…

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    Comment #47946997

    The load will be spread across the network, but I guess the main benefit is that everything continues working even though HardenedBSDs official seed is down. Every user has their o…

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    Comment #46613923

    > You work for money. I work for money because I need food on the table and a place to sleep. It doesn't motivate me much more than that. In fact, I wouldn't even call it motivatio…

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    Comment #46190276

    > Having a register machine doesn't seem very useful... Requires fewer instructions, so potentially faster evaluation, which is good for short-lived programs that ends before the J…

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    Comment #45604134

    If it works anything like what we've got in Norway, they take a rough percentage, and once every year when the taxes are filed, the IRS equivalent charges or repays the missing amo…

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    Comment #45009219

    Litestream is already backing up your changes, so synchronous=normal seems reasonable.