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Comment #47502819
That doesn't make sense. You use AWS services because they are in the cloud, not because you want to do self-hosting. Similar to Cloudflare wrangler, localstack should be just a we…
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Comment #47148820
LLM-generated article at least partially.
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Comment #47072702
But what is stoolap's binary size? Specifically, WASM size? wa-sqlite is 1.2 MBs.
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Comment #47004352
It's good to follow an example but what works in a TV show can make for a bad game mechanic. Games like geo-guesser are nice because they focus on the fun part, figuring out locati…
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Comment #46990540
Just remove the work part man. It's incredibly frustrating when you run out of money. Add some credit card loan or something and your final score is the amount of money you have le…
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Comment #46690637
Well I want to give shadcn some credit, building a comprehensive open-source UI toolkit, on your own basically, isn't as easy as one would think. Yeah you can use native elements e…
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Comment #46615602
Well. Coming from TS, Gleam just wasn't/isn't my jam. It's a nice programming language research project, but it just goes against the grain for me a little too much. All the made-u…
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Comment #46558274
While he has a point and Italians are kinda embarrassing in their politics, can't help the feeling that he comes off as a bit of cry-baby. Trying to win points with the JD/Musk maf…
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Comment #46540470
Those science studies are a load of bull if they say added sugar up to 50 GRAMS has no effect on your health. Your gut develops a craving for it like no other and your insulin spik…
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Comment #46538972
Does this mean better school lunches? With real salad and meat, not just hamburgers and ketchup. I'd hope so.
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Comment #46478053
Now that was an awesome blog post, thank you for linking!
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Comment #46375170
Strange the article proposes itself for "Enterprise" yet has no mention of Google's Zanzibar and how it compares to the other approaches. AFAIK it doesn't use pre-computed values b…
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Comment #46369652
The blog post is actually much more rational than some of the comments here. There's a fine balance what I call fetishization of tools and just knowing your craft well. Sometimes, …
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Comment #46368869
Are they owned by the Irish?
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Comment #45959545
Never thought of that. Probably a bit too generous given that it could be just as well waste of time and resources, nevermind the bias of the voodoo doctor. Most of it was just wei…
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Comment #45530468
I'd say React has become broken. The fact you have to by default wrap everything in a hook and cycle the boilerplate from one component to another is insane. useMemo, useCallback-u…
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Comment #45505502
I can see your point and sometimes I myself include PoC code as commented out block that I clean up in a next PR incase it proves to be useful. But the fact is your complete PR com…
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Comment #45140294
The fundamental problem in my mind is the mixing of binary and text content. An optimal solution would separate them, allowing systems like Git do the versioning. But separating th…
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Comment #45015727
I don't want to get into politics but dont you think it's funny when you can purchase assault rifles, made for killing people, yet we are so afraid of having the poor individuals i…
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Comment #45011003
What a stupid argument. Maybe grandpas and grandmas should get a different phone then, like a Doro, and stop bringing the rest of us down. And it doesn't even hold water as my moth…
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Comment #44963148
Jeezs. Thanks for the breakdown. I suppose the layering of different, complicated patterns make it too thick to parse. And some of the CRDT APIs leak quite a bit of complexity once…
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Comment #44960227
Wow. Didnt know there were these CRDT examples for mere mortals. I supppose once you put Rust in the mix the heads start to explode, mine included. Cool!
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Comment #44862125
Really impressive, great job! I was interested to see how you had solved Result type and that seems quite developer-friendly—no wrappers just value & error union. I should try it o…
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Comment #44774985
Figma's stock quadripled in price from 33 to whatever it is now. Not saying it's good or bad, just that those gains must have been nice with effort akin to staring spreadsheets a w…