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creatable

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About creatable

[ my public key: https://keybase.io/creatable; my proof: https://keybase.io/creatable/sigs/lWd9rIDVpsn-qYcAfSP9NITbTsx5CAB1Wt8lnuSWZIc ]

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    Comment #37630519

    I am very impressed by the fact that this is an actual Azure IP.

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    Comment #36540929

    What I specifically meant is that the "type" property can impact runtime evaluation as per the spec, however it's implied to be used specifically for impacting runtime evaluation b…

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    Comment #36540214

    Every time I see a new Bun update it's always because Bun has implemented a feature that violates the spec in some way. While this does rely on syntax from a proposal, said proposa…

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    Comment #36080716

    > or they just don't want to try a zillion frameworks But isn't HTMX one of said zillion frameworks? What makes it any different?

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    Comment #36080423

    I personally do consider HTMX to be a valid alternative to React, but I also think that a lot of usage / promotion of it comes from people who are misinformed and think that the en…

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    Comment #36080091

    Why do I continue to see people imply that React is the only way of writing frontend web applications with JavaScript? There are plenty of alternatives to React that I would say ar…

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    Comment #34903726

    Tauri is not inherently faster. On the largest platform (Windows), Tauri scores similar performance numbers to Chromium. Why? Because it's still Blink under the hood, since the sys…

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    Comment #34856928

    Section D is what makes it specifically GPL incompatible. The problem with not having ANY terms is that people can make derivatives of your software under new conditions, due to ho…

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    Comment #34856883

    Have you seen the Ms-PL? It appears to be deliberately GPL incompatible while also having a similar list of conditions as the MIT license. I think it should be the default license …

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    Comment #34849300

    This is nonsense semantics. Words and phrases change meaning over time.

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    Comment #34526278

    libadwaita disallowing themes is not a user-hostile decision (rather an accessibility one), nor are themes impossible. https://blogs.gnome.org/alatiera/2021/09/18/the-truth-they-a.…

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    Comment #34387511

    Thanks for the existential dread.

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    Comment #34118924

    dmg and deb files are not binaries, they just contain binaries.

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    Comment #33061469

    I am very confused as to why you are discussing a completely unrelated piece of software without even mentioning the software this post is about?

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    Comment #32786991

    Do you mean virtual DOM?

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    Comment #32687476

    It's almost fully supported on Windows currently. There's one open PR and one open issue [0] remaining before windows is considered supported. [0] https://github.com/crystal-lang/c…

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    Comment #32641856

    I feel like if the Nix developers stopped calling everything Nix + x then it'd be significantly less confusing.

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