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The Liquid Glass effect ` ` used for 1(!) tiny, barely visible button degrades the performance of the entire website. Also, why is text selection disabled? Also, please don't hijac…

> made by people with vastly more expertise than the average web dev https://github.com/hober/tangler/blob/main/index.html Does this look like it was written by a person who has "v…

> accessibility is immediately out of the window, when it only renders a white page That's not the case for 99.9% of users. > if one allows its JS to run JS is enabled by default i…

You'll avoid it, because you don't have any valid arguments. Slow connections are not a problem, because React is ~40KB and Preact is ~3KB. If downloading 3KB is too much for your …

This has got to be one of the most stupid comments I've read this week. This is a page with random lazy-loaded images splattered all around, the load and render time difference if …

> every application I’ve worked on is quite a bit bigger than the framework itself That's why most client-side routing libraries support lazy loading. You don't have to load the en…

The point is that there's only one template and DOM is derived from that template. This concept is the same in both Vue, React and other popular component-based UI frameworks.

You said, that React/Vue/etc. solve a specific problem: SPAs - that's not accurate. That's not the problem they solve. According to what you said, CSS also solves the problem of ma…

> React/Vue/etc solve a specific problem: single-page application That's not true. They solve the problem of requiring separate code paths for interactive elements - one for initia…

> loading times What does React have to do with loading times of a page? React does not contribute to that at all other than having to download the JS runtime, which with Preact is…

People in wheelchairs literally need them to live, they have no alternative. People who don't update browsers for years (or even decades) do so willingly.

Well yes - all of those do check all the boxes to technically be called "games". Can't really say much more than that, since it seems like that was the only requirement here? None …

What? Do you not see all those borders and insets literally everywhere here?

It's not about perspectives, basically every human has the same baseline reasoning capabilities. Understanding that "more work = more time needed" is part of that baseline. The onl…

"Does it take longer to upload 10,000 photos than to upload 1 photo?" If a 40-year-old can not answer that question, then they are in fact - dumb.

Racism is a bias regarding humans, not machines. "Machine" is not a race.

Lots of people can think for themselves and don't need to wait for others to tell them what they should think.

This article also - unironically - says, that building a data center near specifically black people is literally racism. Don't waste your time reading this garbage.

The comparison was about `to_enum_string` example, so I'm asking for exactly that! You can't just make up different rules, that's not how comparisons work!

XD.

> Reflection is built in Can you quote the C++ standard section that specifically talks about the `to_enum_string` function?

> not necessarily in a good way How do you think versioning works? You know that it's completely arbitrary and up to the author, right? Very ironic comment.

So it is NOT built-in and the code example shown above is dishonest - @SuperV1234 compares how "lean" two languages are but conveniently hides half of the code in their preferred l…