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    Comment #49255153

    What other kind of infantilizing laws do you purpose? Perhaps they should also make it illegal for people to interact with you if you find unpleasant? Ban small talk at checkouts?

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    Comment #49255051

    You're absolutely right. But it is not just load-bearing, it is the load-bearing seams.

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    Comment #49239045

    This is appeal to authority and largely made out of the same cowardice that gives us "no one got fired by buy IBM".

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    Comment #49239036

    Thank you for putting this out, it helps me make sure that I don't touch anything from Hivekit before I can even tell what it is.

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    Comment #49230583

    Yes but no. What I did is called Fronting. > Sometimes, particularly in speaking, when we want to focus on something important, we bring it to the front of the clause. This is call…

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    Comment #49229808

    This cliche of "only on hackernews people say interesting stuff" must die.

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    Comment #49164705

    There is even a bigger factor, the environment, Bicycles are only as good as the roads you're riding them on. Off-road bicycle is a far more sophisticated and modern invention that…

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    Comment #49163525

    Obviously you missed the entire point of the conversation if you think it is "React good". It is about a paradigm, one that is grounded in mathematical soundness, of course, that d…

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    Comment #49151690

    Suites are still in trend, but Suites are not "in". That is the point here. AI is being marketed beyond what it is honestly capable.

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    Comment #49151685

    Yeah, this is nonsense. No one is arguing that AI is useless, but that there is a coordinated marketing campaign hyping it up.

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    Comment #49150726

    But I really want hx-hyper, when is that going to be released?

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    Comment #49150720

    Yeah, I did say JSX but in the overall context: > Again, the reason we have finally stabilised on JSX is because you can't really "Declare" away HTML or sophisticated data and even…

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    Comment #49150712

    Do you like programming in Blub? Because you're telling me that Static Pages are not good enough but React is too much, only Blub is the one true ideal.

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    Comment #49150701

    Sorry, no. You can not make such assertions yet have little experience with dealing with complex UIs in web. Input management is one of the most difficult aspects of web developmen…

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    Comment #49109902

    > Should American companies be able to use Chinese artificial-intelligence models? Capitalism says yes. Oligarchs say no.

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    Comment #49109786

    This is the must absurd take possible. Most business use VPNs for their day to day operations.

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    Comment #49109733

    Blockchain.

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    Comment #49108170

    I don't think it will ever catch on. Why use a poor 1 megapixels photos when my Nikon Coolpix 995 takes 3.3 megapixels and I can just send them via email and messenger from my lapt…

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    Comment #49094276

    HTMX does introduce a new language, in fact it introduces 2 different ones, one is an extension of HTML and second is for the codelets it uses inside the array of attributes it use…

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    Comment #49092581

    > what the user is currently typing Easy as pie. We don't even have to get into the specific of making things work correctly.

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    Comment #49092490

    I listed frameworks that makes majority of the market share that are based on JSX and react-like reconciliation loop. This architecture is also now dominate in the mobile apps spac…

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    Comment #49092381

    htmx is no more invalid than Visual Basic, and the parallels goes deeper than that.

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    Comment #49092371

    This is a pipe dream. Browsers have come a long way but they're largely still broken in many many ways.

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    Comment #49092348

    Where code runs is a small, albeit important, part. Whatever you use "Hypermedia" or JSON to communicate the state is only part of the story. What makes HTMX a second attempt at An…

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    Comment #49070150

    This is ignoring the React Native and Flutter prominence on App Stores as well.