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mattkenefick
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Comment #48619350
I'd always been amazed over the years by how many people didn't even attempt CSS. They looked at it like an after thought. Reminds me of a favorite Archer quote: "I thought we skip…
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Comment #48619243
they probably weight documentation higher
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Comment #47388836
Can't ride my horse and buggy in the city anymore.
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Ask HN: Would you hire a "vibe coder"?
1. For the team leaders / engineering managers out there, would you hire someone that was a self-proclaimed "vibe coder"? 2. What, if any, amount of education in programming-relate…
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Comment #42501539
For real. It's always a headscratcher when I see these weird takes against it. Amazon has been working with Anthropic which at the very least will create a much more comprehensive …
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Comment #42501516
Hopefully React and Tailwind usage will fall off
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Comment #42420370
> much investment and little return, and no obvious large-scale product-market fit, much less a superintelligence. I'm always blown away when I see comments like this. It just make…
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Comment #41959333
> we need more mainstream vehicles challenging the boring design "norms" I'd argue that we need to start treating cars like the utilitarian objects they are and stop associating ou…
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Comment #40985656
It's unfortunate how many people misunderstand CSS today and how web applications should be structured. Articles like this make me sad.
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Comment #40812252
I really can't believe anyone bought one of these devices. It looked terrible right out of the gate.
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Comment #40812159
The sheep/ram was my favorite. Purple horns
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Comment #40749834
Woof. Lots of strong opinions and misinformation in this thread. backs away slowly
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Comment #40390939
An uncached ChatGPT no-less :D
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Comment #40264945
Not surprising since it's just an Android app
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Comment #40030849
> in fashion again! But it shouldn't be :(
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Comment #38673588
Their manifest v3 enforcements on third-party extensions are problematic. I was trying to update one of my extensions recently that used a Google library (ironically) and had troub…
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Comment #38673556
Correct
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Ask HN: Does anyone here use Haxe?
I remember tinkering with Haxe maybe around ~2010. I was surprised to see it's still around and getting regular updates. I was (and still am, in some ways) against the idea of lear…
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Comment #38583043
Especially since it was a refactoring, it's generally better to handle those in stages if you're working with a team. There are lot of ways/patterns for solving the same problem...…
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Comment #38347942
I also made one a week or two ago. This one will swap out the video with an embedded player which generally skips ads. https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/nhjphlheoepniijfpao.…
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Comment #38264247
Job interviews like this are terrible. It's a shame he's put so many people through it.
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Comment #37517540
I think a lot of it is the major influx of people that joined the industry in the mid-2010s that never had to write code before. They started on fancy UIs so that's what they know.…
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Comment #37517410
It bummed me out when modern browsers started supporting mistakes in code; like when Chrome would interpret incorrect markup and fix it for you.
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Comment #37517357
It's unbelievable to me that anyone uses or supports Tailwind. I feel like the internet has taken crazy pills.