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marcelr

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About marcelr

github.com/marcellerusu

Recent public activity

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    Comment #46161234

    can someone interpret this as not a skill issue? i want better, declarative, interactive, fast UIs CSS is the best answer we have

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    Comment #46151334

    old man yells at cloud

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    Comment #46147640

    :o has anyone thought of this before? /s

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    Comment #46147603

    ah yes, the regressive approach

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    Comment #46138843

    blaming framework on low quality software is a skill issue

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    Comment #46109785

    haha this sounds like a slave master saying “again, free the slaves? really? i’ve heard that 100s of times, be more original”

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    Comment #46109135

    > Make it make sense. Ok. They are not talking about AI broadly, but LLMs which require insane energy requirements and benefit off the unpaid labor of others.

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    Comment #46107823

    ai can do code review? do people actually believe this? we have a mr llm bot, it is wrong 95% of the time

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    Comment #46085031

    there’s problem with branded types this way now that i think of it string type nonEmptyStr = string & NonEmpty type ipv4Str = string & IPv4 it’s not obvious how you’d automatically…

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    Comment #46081457

    oh i guess you use zod in every single part of your application? not just api level. i was suggesting the result of zod parse is a type that shows how it’s been refined however, .i…

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    Comment #46078748

    i see these rules and think “70 lines wow that’s short” and then i read code and see a 50 line function and am like “wow this function is doing a lot” sure strict rules aren’t amaz…

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    Comment #46072545

    while this is nice, the type itself doesn't encode the logic (unlike refinement type) i think this would be really nice if validation libraries like zod returned branded types when…

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    Comment #45983125

    yea i tried to do this (somewhat successfully) with a custom editor for css https://github.com/feralsoft/charisma (demos on my old x https://x.com/charisma_css ) css is primed for …

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    Comment #45969800

    giving up is a good tactic to see if an idea is any good good ideas are very hard to give up on go all the way there & imagine your life without this goal, and accept it if it forc…

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    Comment #45969280

    programming with immutability has been best practices in js/ts for almost a decade however, enforcing it is somewhat difficult & there are still quite a bit lacking with working wi…

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    Comment #45966084

    by far the most helpful realization i had in the last decade was that i have severe limitations, and i have to give up constantly until i find the path of least resistance

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    Comment #45955772

    this is the only alternative you can imagine? that is pathetic to me.

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    Comment #45914958

    who is asking for a more conversational chat? this is exactly the opposite of what i want, and it reads very tone deaf to ai-psychosis

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    Comment #45906963

    what the fuck does this mean? are you saying you can’t comprehend prolog programs?

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    Comment #45905968

    finally! been waiting for someone to take this on.

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    Comment #45859820

    this comment really proves that people do not consider the information presented to them marko is not comparable to php it is much closer to svelte i used to sympathize with people…

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    Comment #45829086

    there’s no such thing as a smart person

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    Comment #45704386

    React is enterprise at this point. LOC isn’t the selling point. While i dream of post react world, none of the frameworks meaningfully push the needle. I’m working in angular now &…

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    Comment #45674793

    more information is better if it’s also provided with the context of how to heal. > History shows people are also very resilient at moving on from trauma i’m extremely skeptical th…