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Comment #49153864
> Disclaimer: This article was created with the assistance of AI and reviewed by the JetBrains RustRover team Honestly there should be a filter for these types of articles. I’m not…
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Comment #48858752
Stinky manager != stinky person
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Comment #48803763
I know right. I’m glad DSLs have fallen out of fashion. Just use the platform.
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Comment #48461995
Besides the new form factor, resizable apps are also meant to further bridge the gap between macOS and iOS right?
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Comment #48433514
The article does not come from someone who relies of Figma for a living. It's easy to call it a "proposal doc" when you're working on a specific issue for a specific product. There…
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Comment #48403784
Incoming rust rewrite branch ready to merge: +1,009,257 -4,024
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Comment #48397289
Well put. SQL gets put in this category of foundational technology that has passed the test of time when in reality it’s more like an example of path dependence.
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Comment #48359129
“A screaming comes across the sky. It has happened before, but there is nothing to compare it to now.”
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Comment #48311351
The devs doing these kinds projects no longer think of the code as maintainable, but disposable. It's quite the 180 for a community obsessed with reusable npm packages and not rein…
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Comment #48311260
The first sentence being "I was not planning to write this article" is the cherry on top.
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Comment #48310208
I’d start with the immense packaging waste and shameless overconsumption tricks that are banned in basically any other industry.
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Comment #48300641
Honestly i prefer my macbook frosty
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Comment #48300045
They got their priorities right for sure
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Comment #48300029
I think it’s about time to backup all of my GH repos.
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Comment #48296483
Not really, realistically speaking it's now possible to use an agent to read code and make sensible summaries of a codebase faster than ever before, and it's exactly the thing you'…
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Comment #48296303
This is just so much fluff. All the focus on "orchestrating" is ultimately accidental complexity.
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Comment #48296229
Man i love last.fm even though it's been technically superseded (for most people) by Spotify's recommendation features. It just fit so well in the zeitgeist of 2000's indie scene, …
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Comment #48275906
Technically it also means you can do whatever you want and yet still nobody does.
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Comment #48238478
I think if Deno had held on to their initial values for a little longer the pressure towards node compatibility would have been mended by AI agents, because a lot of the pressure i…
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Comment #48237609
"standard" IT tools?
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Comment #48163887
Now i need one that explains the css counters
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Comment #48162673
I thought of the 2000 version first which made this much funnier in my head
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Comment #48160234
Great point about testing. The knee jerk reaction to defend this enormous rewrite because it passes a test suite reminds me of a Rick Hickey classic: what’s true of every bug found…