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Can someone please explain what the motivation behind this kind of botting is? Like, what do they gain from this? I don't understand the point
I spent 6 days building my VDOM library as I hated how React handles memo
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Can someone please explain what the motivation behind this kind of botting is? Like, what do they gain from this? I don't understand the point
Karma farming, then influencing the narrative, always has been so. For HN specifically, pushing resume or pushing malware.
Ok makes sense I guess, how does the karma help when they try to push the narrative on things? Isn't the comments still dependent on votes, or do users with higher karma get better visibility in the comments? Seems like a broken system that this is even possible
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Man, the chutzpah.
okovooo - "I spent 6 years building my Kanban as I hated how managers run the boards"
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Performance isn't the only metric that matters; developer experience and architectural flexibility do too
Try Solid.JS
The decision to write the library from scratch, rather than building an extension over ReactJS, was purely spontaneous. I didn't think a topic for a post here would come up so soon. This library is kind of a showcase of what's possible with free chats, a subtle jab at React developers, and a benchmark to see which AI writes code better. Oh, and it also features some solid ideas that I’ve been using for a decade already.
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Man, the chutzpah. okovooo - "I spent 6 years building my Kanban as I hated how managers run the boards" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47877277
I thought it would be funny to repeat my previous post. And I also wanted to respond to the comment that said they could repeat ooko in 6 days.
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Did you pass the captcha yourself?
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#19For many years, I used a different approach to memo() than React. I liked it, but I didn't implement it in the most elegant way. I tried many different options, but the results weren't satisfactory. Besides memo(), I was annoyed by the inability to move elements between parents. But what I really like is working with mutable data and the ability to use any source.
I was planning a new attempt at implementing a React extension, but I came across a discussion about AI defaulting to React. And the thought crossed my mind, "Why not write an entire framework?" Given the AI-First trend, why not write libraries in this style? Perhaps the library will be useful for more than just me. Furthermore, the specification and tests can be used to test the capabilities of different models, which is something I'd also like to try out eventually.