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kigiri

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    Comment #48484332

    Really cool

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    Comment #48460782

    https://github.com/vtbassmatt/djournal is not public ? I'm using https://github.com/ralsina/grafito but I'm not super happy with it

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    Comment #48438498

    I don't think so, I think SQL is unintuitive and hard to parse. Enough ppl disagree with me though judging by it's success it was clearly good enough

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    Comment #48438457

    Agreed on both point, I think you underlined pretty well what was bugging me with the article !

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    Comment #48438432

    I love the idea of SQL but to this day after years of using it I still have a strong dislike for it. The syntax never was intuitive and still isn't, I always mix it up, I found it …

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    Comment #48357303

    it's possible in europe: https://help.instagram.com/923021729404927/?helpref=uf_perma... Subscribe on Facebook.com or Instagram.com: €5.99 per month for one account, plus €4 per mo…

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    Comment #48336545

    I had a case in my job of an HR guy that was so bad a communication everything was super confusing and we always had issues and tension. Once GPT came out he clearly just copy / pa…

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    Comment #48020420

    Naming things is my principal use for AI, I don't always pick a name from the suggested ones but it sure help me find better ones.

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    Comment #48019036

    It is definitly worth it, and moving to rust because compile times are too slow ? This can't be the main reason for the switch

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    Comment #48018465

    Also this works on node too now, don't sleep on node improvements

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    Comment #48018444

    Nothing, Deno raised capital back in 22 https://deno.com/blog/series-a

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    Comment #48018320

    Node supports ts natively now though.

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    Comment #47833174

    TurtleWoW wasn't a simple copy of the original game, you can see this as a legit extension it's a lot of work. Sure it's no way comparable to the initial work of the original game …

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    Comment #47833161

    I agree with your first statement, this match what I've witness when I learned coding by doing my own private sever. But I can ensure you that my motivation wasn't money, and I don…

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    Comment #47481421

    I work on a ~9y old nodejs codebase, have none of those issues, we have 8 dependencies, this is fully resolved tree. One to generate zip files, one for markdown parsing, connecting…

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    Comment #45770415

    Deno solves this, it's not a JavaScript Issue, it's a Node.JS / NPM issue.

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    Comment #45532598

    We moved a 8y/old React app to preact in a few lines of code, barely anything was needed. I think the signals integrations are great added value to the "classic React" formula. Lig…

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    Comment #44582120

    You can find screenshots here: https://dev.to/9zemian5/tired-of-writing-sql-just-to-explore... (might be outdated, didn't test the tool) On my part, I would like to see sqlite supp…

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    Comment #43664100

    My strategy for this kind of situation is to avoid direct rejection. Instead of saying stuff like "it's unnescessary" or "you are wrong", I push for trying first without. I would s…

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    Comment #43548295

    100% agree, I felt very put off by the tone, I think HTMX pull it off by not taking itself too seriously and also having good insights. I wish the homepage talked more about how nu…

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    Comment #42867578

    Nice one, thank you for sharing !

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    Comment #42867494

    What I love most is how well "out of the box" sublime work for me. Even on a fresh install it's very usable without doing anything, I usually install about 3 extensions (not counti…

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    Comment #39195756

    I thought it was a wordle variant, but was gladly surprised it feels more like playing sudoku. Everything is based on deduction and you don't need to have a good english vocabulary…

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    Comment #33328221

    Yeah, I really love this keyboard, if only it was still alive, didn't find a successor