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Re: Get in zoomer, we're saving React

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Orange site is Hacker News. Red site, lobste.rs?

That was my guess as well (re lobste.rs), so I went there for the first time, but while the favicon is red the site itself doesn't have a prominent color at all, so I've no idea. Perhaps it's not a reference to the site's design, but that lobsters are red and that lobste.rs is, as I believe I saw [someone] once put it on twitter, "for people who need a second orange site in their lives?" (I removed the name because I…

I check both sites for different reasons.

I come here to read interesting content about a variety of topics - even things that I spend very little time thinking about. I trust the community's ability to curate interesting content. Even if you think my trust is misplaced, I derive enjoyment from the articles and the ensuing content.

I go to lobste.rs for software development content exclusively. There seems to be a bit more of an intentional focus on that kind of content there.

Re: Get in zoomer, we're saving React

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> Crucially, none of the React alternatives solve this

FFS. The context is the web, nobody solves graphic problem like gaming for you, or need to. At this point it doesn't matter because HTML/DOM stuff is not going to suffice what you are talking about either.

I honestly think after reading 50% of the article is all about bragging knowing history. I'm not old but I was there too. WIN32, MFC, QT, 8086 assembly whatever. I got a god damn computer engineering degree too but doesn't make me smarter, having better vision, knowing solution better than random ppl on the internet.

I'm not sure what's the point of React here nor "Saving React". Why it needs to be saved in which sense.

Do you mean, saving the web from React?

Re: Get in zoomer, we're saving React

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That was my guess as well (re lobste.rs), so I went there for the first time, but while the favicon is red the site itself doesn't have a prominent color at all, so I've no idea. Perhaps it's not a reference to the site's design, but that lobsters are red and that lobste.rs is, as I believe I saw [someone] once put it on twitter, "for people who need a second orange site in their lives?" (I removed the name because I…

I check both sites for different reasons. I come here to read interesting content about a variety of topics - even things that I spend very little time thinking about. I trust the community's ability to curate interesting content. Even if you think my trust is misplaced, I derive enjoyment from the articles and the ensuing content. I go to lobste.rs for software development content exclusively. There seems to be a bi…

For sure. I'm being glib, and I have mixed feelings about this site, but I do come back here everyday for a reason.
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