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Comment #38983922
Interesting! So with this configuration, would there be any sqlite instance running in the browser, or does triplit only sync with sqlite on the server?
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Comment #38983023
This looks so cool and might use it for my project. Are there any examples showing how to use Sqlite? I dug around the docs for some time but only found mention of sqlite in passin…
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Comment #37586611
For me, in both Firefox and Chrome (but not Safari), all the code samples look like this: https://imgur.com/yGXHb1h Anyone know what's going on here?
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Comment #36965650
I wouldn't say no to first-party integration with crsqlite! [1] [1] https://github.com/vlcn-io/cr-sqlite
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Comment #36702701
Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy has an article on Simone Weil [1]. I haven't read it yet, but now I plan to. [1] https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/simone-weil/
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Comment #36441675
It has been primarily related to web search and Github. It has been a month or two since I last tried the Next.js app router and I don't remember specifics, but I do recall that my…
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Comment #36441399
I have found that it is pretty difficult to find what I'm looking for when searching for articles/issues that relate in any way to the Next router. "App router" and "pages router" …
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Comment #36344569
Perhaps Crank.js[1] would belong on this list [1]: https://crank.js.org/
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Comment #36215280
more at https://localfirstweb.dev/
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Comment #36171976
I loved the ending too. I found it very emotionally resonant and I teared up a bit.
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Comment #35943792
I didn't know about this. Thanks a bunch.
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Comment #35943773
Thanks for all your valuable contributions to this space! I have been curious if development on Lucy is continuing? I might like to port some of my existing machines over if the pr…
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Comment #35942393
All I know is, the parts of my app that I implemented with state machines are by far the most stable, least buggy. fwiw, if xstate feels like too much for whatever reason, https://…
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Comment #35516441
Nice. I was going to use Next for my current project, but may give your solution a try instead!
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Comment #35294445
Perhaps it was a matter of me not paying enough attention, but it seemed like Google degraded slowly over time, and then suddenly all-at-once. Or in other words, it seems like its …
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Comment #35251238
If any of the project maintainers are seeing this — I am trying to sign up for the public beta, but the verification email never arrives. I've confirmed that I have submitted the c…
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Comment #35192776
mobx demise? Did something happen to mobx?
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Comment #35115860
My point was more an attempt to point at an empathetic response as a possibility. "don't start abusing the drug in the first place", to me, felt like a way to dismiss the reality t…
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Comment #35115650
We all have addictions. For some it is substances, other relationships, power, sex, gambling, food, etc. What if yours suddenly became really difficult to manage within the societa…
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Comment #35050510
Now I think you may be underselling it a bit. :)
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Comment #34965493
Interesting enough idea, some suggestions: * functional routing with persistent/shareable URLs * working back button (see above) * click-to-enlarge screenshots * the logo (lightnin…
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Comment #34712481
Sure, I was referring to the UI of the OS itself. I had the device about 3-4 months ago so perhaps it has been improved, but it was pretty janky in my experience at the time. It wo…
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Comment #34710978
I liked the Steam Deck well enough; I bought one and tinkered for several weeks before returning it. The potential is clear, even if the current iteration is pretty rough in terms …
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Comment #34434919
Fully agree. Imo, it is up to everyone to find their own balance within their own lived experience. Maybe this Jarred person is doing what works in their own case, and I hope its w…
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Comment #34330680
I was raised evangelical Christian and was quite earnest about it. I had the good fortune of experiencing a number of life circumstances and events that "other"-ed me enough to rec…