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devalexwells
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About devalexwells
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Comment #48821138
What is the strong argument exactly? Odin coexists happily with Zig, Rust, C3, nim already, no?
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Comment #48818617
I think both Bill and Jon have discussed this at length and are both mutually respectful of what problems each are trying to solve, could be wrong. At the least, I think it's disin…
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Comment #46692917
I have had similar questions, and am still evaluating here. However, I've been increasingly frustrated with the sheer volume of anecdotal evidence from yay and naysayers of LLM-ass…
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Comment #46530824
How does their stewardship of a CSS library exempt them from being a valid company? The fact that the market is competitive alone isn't justification. I agree that it's not obvious…
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Comment #46530743
For your first question, IMO the purported advantage is mainly convention at scale. There's nothing inherently wrong with raw CSS in style tags or other authoring models (well, exc…
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Comment #46337755
A few days ago I was trying to unsubscribe to a service (notably an AI 3D modeling tool that I was curious about). I spent 5 minutes trying to find a way to unsubscribe and couldn'…
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Comment #46305668
For me, no. I hate writing applications, but not sure automating all of it is beneficial to either party. Applying sucks, I get it, but... As an applicant, I often discover reasons…
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Comment #46266193
Feels like I'm working on a million things (between work, side contracts, and creative explorations). Recently a friend asked whether AI is helping or hurting my workflow. And I re…
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Comment #46263161
I've also been wanting to make Gleam my primary language (am generally a Typescript dev), and I have not had any issue with using it with LLMs (caveat, I'm obviously still new with…
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Comment #46172809
The project at a glance looks interesting, but it's difficult to tell what the target audience is. It doesn't help that the "About" link (which is actually a button) doesn't seem t…
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Comment #42738063
I stand corrected--didn't notice at first. I do prefer the crossfade, admittedly.
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Comment #42737693
Bun is built on web standard APIs [1]. Is your point that it's not _industry_ standard? [1] https://bun.sh/docs/runtime/web-apis
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Comment #42737075
Couple other notes: You appeal to simplicity a lot, which is great! Contemporary frontend is way too complex. But a lot of what you're saying comes off as too black and white and r…
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Comment #42736888
I resonate with much of what you've written in here. In particular, the cultural costs. I work on a "frontend platform" team at a mid-sized company and spend most of my day trying …
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Comment #42736398
I believe the "obnoxious blur" is a common view transition API animation [1]. Astro uses similar as a default [2]. 1. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/View_Transi..…
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Comment #42736331
I think the point is that "the man behind" connotes direct responsibility, not indirect inspiration. It's misleading wording. You might try "Dieter Rams inspired Apple's design phi…
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