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throwingrocks

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    Comment #47689258

    I had to check as well. Their logos are also similar.

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    Comment #46147051

    It’s simply not a better name. If it was, it would’ve caught on by now.

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    Comment #45867276

    SSR isn’t a craze. Web applications have been served that way for literal decades now.

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    Comment #45780430

    > The whole point of free software should be that I do not have to adapt to some companies's idea of what is modern, if I do not want to. This hasn’t changed.

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    Comment #45714662

    Geez. Do you really think the number matters? I would be grateful to the creator even if it was 3 days.

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    Comment #45557800

    Literal eye roll. It’s close enough.

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    Comment #45473097

    The article touches on this by framing chronic inflammation (e.g. exposure to air pollution over years) as the problem.

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    Comment #45300818

    Surprised by the amount of mentions of ECMAScript here. It’s the worst possible name to me.

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    Comment #44650435

    > instead of writing 100 class names for every element, every page, every project, again and again… I'm turned off from daisyUI with marketing like this. The alternative to daisyUI…

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    Comment #44473600

    > bulkshitter With all due respect, this perspective baffles me. Some see it your way, others see so much opportunity.

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    Comment #44472633

    > There is a popular argument that a software developer’s job is not write software but to solve a user’s problem. Bullshit Wait, what? > I was never particularly interested in the…

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    Comment #44256812

    Remix or React Router + Vite is still great.

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    Comment #44149580

    > IMO if one has to work this hard to sell/explain a tech there's 2 possibilities 1/ there is no real need of tech 2/ it's a flawed abstraction There’s of course a third option: th…

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    Comment #44005205

    This comment section is predictably boring and shows that HN isn’t always a great place for discourse. Change is hard, I guess.

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    Comment #43101874

    From the article > This is not the dinosaur killer. This is not the planet killer. This is at most dangerous for a city

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    Comment #43096542

    These days, vendor lock-in hardly feels like a worthwhile consideration when evaluating frameworks. A near complete rewrite feels inevitable when transitioning from, say, React to …

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    Comment #42683230

    > most smart people know what the term “cargo cult” means from Feynman Unsure which group you’re in after making this generalization

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    Comment #42528592

    Sorry AI, not taking the bait today.

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    Comment #41067950

    [flagged]

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    Comment #40105724

    That’s fine. Not everyone needs to “get it”. Some like it. Some don’t. Cool.

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    Comment #38490602

    The _very_ first paragraph quotes a Muslim saying "It’s the destruction of our religion.”.

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    Comment #37984511

    Looks like the application process will take a few minutes online. Why is this news right now?

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    Comment #37934966

    Are there any privacy safe companies out there that provides similar services? I’m interested in the ancestry and health aspects of 23andMe, but I obviously don’t trust the company…