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parham

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    Comment #49080360

    Dude is churning out brain rot slop. That text read as if it was vibed out on the couch

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    Comment #47912946

    I’ve successfully saved many people suffering with godaddy. As soon as the word is mentioned I tell them the horror stories. Saving this to the bucket of stories.

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    Comment #47153268

    It’s the initial starting point, calm down. I like the idea it can help for initial inspection and smell detection

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    Comment #46538733

    Pot calling the kettle black

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    Comment #46299055

    Django support will be a game changer on top of the game changer ty is!

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    Comment #45422813

    I’ve been doing a version of this using bash scripts for a long time! Thanks for making it

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    Comment #45100738

    I didn’t fully read the post, but pretty sure they have a good point. I inherited next.js on a project it is the absolute worst framework. I don’t need/want to elaborate.

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    Comment #44568339

    The most amazing and well thought out web framework I’ve ever used. Cannot wait for the async and bg work interface! Happy birthday Django you cutie

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    Comment #44158582

    Looks like a minimalist Rietveld chair! Nice job

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    Comment #43534497

    for reference https://github.com/vercel/next.js/issues/48748

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    Comment #43482404

    Not to mention the absolute worst dev build time that’s had an open PR with a lot of complaints for years and not addressed.

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    Comment #38261124

    This will test how egoless each programmer is. If you’re truly egoless and care about the outcome and not the path to the outcome… you’ll see how exciting this is.

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    Comment #37347469

    So if I understood correctly RSC are the “next iteration” of iframes?

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    Comment #37060723

    Rest in peace! I would not be able to function as a dev without Vim. Amazing work

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    Comment #34153269

    I would say that’s making the assumption that IDE is actually bound to the key bindings in a useful way (e.g. file exploring) I have yet to find an IDE that has integrated well wit…

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    Comment #33529609

    yes (saved you a click)

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    Comment #32553626

    Good job but a heads up: this has been done a gazillion times... loads shutdown after a short run. Worthwhile researching others for reference at least

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    Comment #31991182

    I mean at least have good design… that was a bad use of the web medium.

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    Comment #31557635

    I could argue that you're trying to solve problems in a way that's "smart" to you rather than following proven patterns.

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    Comment #31557561

    I learnt it quite well actually. Used it in a few projects one quite large. It worked ok for internal apis not open to customers, but even then Django was much better as just setti…

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    Comment #31557111

    This was my go to for learning Flask, I wish I never found it. Flask has a very niche use case in my opinion and if you need something to scale (in terms of code complexity) Flask …

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    Comment #30177168

    similar idea to https://nerdlegame.com/ Both good

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    Comment #25925221

    Why would you add type checking to Python! Using another language with static typing would be the solution. It’s not like the browser where you have to use Javascript so you add an…

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    Comment #17516805

    Thank you for all your efforts and hard work. It has changed a lot of lives and will continue to do so for a long time. Enjoy the vacation and take care of yourself.