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fmnxl
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Comment #48943788
I've been saying the same thing for the last 8 years to my european and american friends. Maybe in another 8 years they'll finally realise, or they will quietly adjust to the new n…
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Comment #46643228
Antigravity agents have been down for ~18 hours for Ultra plan accounts with no feedback from the google team
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Comment #45108508
> Show me the Americans stuck in a black hole Stop right there, then you'll see them :) Millions of them
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Comment #45108167
I lived in the UK for 10 years, I've also lived in a number of other countries, from democracies, communist (Vietnam), and varying degrees of democratic and economic freedoms. I'm …
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Comment #45107109
Thinking of it as an attack vector is the problem with people. I'm saying what you have isn't democracy. Your market isn't free. Voting between the same 2 parties or choosing to bu…
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Comment #45106811
Those "single authorities" you fear already exist in western countries, the mega-corporations that monopolise entire markets. The western system creates an illusion of choice, whic…
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Comment #43773021
It's not black and white. For example I use an AI bot to act as a central knowledge base for my discord community. It nudges people to talk, even if initially it's with the bot, ot…
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Comment #43288064
That's what I'm trying to say. You judge based on the denomination first, like how protestants use to think all catholics are inherrently evil. That was the ideological war of the …
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Comment #43283646
No, my point is Trump isn't bad because he's "authoritarian". He's bad because he's completely mismanaging the country, and putting oligarchs in charge of the government. Even for …
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Comment #43277037
This worldview where one side is evil/authoritarian and the other is good/free/liberal is the root of a lot of suffering in the world. It's a flawed worldview that made Americans e…
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Comment #43276987
People portray everything in terms of the ideological war between "democracy" vs "authoritarianism", fitting everything into that narrative even when it doesn't make sense. It's a …
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Comment #42721272
You can set up-history="false" and there'd be no navigation when opening the modal, so when you refresh the page it'd refresh the parent layer not the modal. What's more arguable I…
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Comment #42715147
I see, you're talking about a fully client-rendered SPA. I guess you can always count on your users running modern PCs, with fast internet and no SEO needs. Things aren't that nice…
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Comment #42714765
Also I think most people don't know how much you can scale with gunicorn+gevent before attempting to migrate to ASGI.
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Comment #42714667
Show me this amazing site of yours. With that amount of talent maybe you should go over to Next.js and solve their RSC issues.
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Comment #42714412
Well there's a cost to that abstraction, e.g. you'd have to pass the context into the component, so every time you need to modify the component's schema/props you'd need to change …
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Comment #42714260
Having used HTMX and Unpoly with Django, for over 2 years now, I prefer using Unpoly more these days. Unpoly feels just like Django, it is a more of a framework than a thin layer, …
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Comment #41728863
It's more ergonomic than using stylesheets. - No external stylesheets. No need to think about optimising the serving of CSS assets (e.g. with CDN) - Co-locality: work on styling ri…
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Comment #41728138
Isn't this just a thin wrapper of Preline? Why use this instead of Preline?
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Comment #41569235
You'd need to re-invent the wheel on so many things. Flexbox layout? CSS animations? Some custom npm library that I need to use to provide social logins, SDKs to integrate payment …
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Comment #40785944
> Why we are discussing anything other than restricting the ability of money to interfere with our modern processes when it comes to "democratic health" is beyond me. That's the po…
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Comment #24430826
This is what Nix/NixOS would solve..