@Slugg37 @kai_fall @capitalist_qol This is a bad take. Intuition is learned from what has already been done. Don't fix things that aren't broken. Conform to conventional wisdom when possible and deviate from it when necessary.

@IroncladDev If you deleted classes from the CSS specification, you would be left with Tailwind.

@teej_dv Is that what I'm doing wrong?

@htmx_org How does one... React to this?

@VeritasOnX @Intoobus @SawyerMerritt @Starlink If you live in an area with spotty service, why not?

@tom_doerr I've used this on Go binaries. It works really well!

@NFL please never stream on @Tubi again. It is complete garbage. The score is 24-0 and it's been buffering during every touchdown. It's like trying to watch a Mike Tyson fight on Netflix.

@maietta @HowardL3 It may be slower but it should work.

@maietta @HowardL3 If MySQL is installed on your computer, you can use its mysqldump command to connect to a remote database over port 3306. If you don't have MySQL installed locally you can use docker to run this command

@maietta That it's only down side. I pay them anyway because I use IntelliJ for my day job.

@maietta It's my favorite feature out of all their products

If Grok can't explain monads, there's no hope for the rest of us

There's nothing nonsense about it. Computers (and by this I mean silicon) are not arithmetic. Somewhere between the silicon and "functional programming" a magic trick is performed to make it seem like arithmetic. If functional programming is functional, why does it need to interact with the world with something that isn't a function? Explain it to me like I'm a C programmer.

@ClassicGamerTWR On the flip side, it wouldn't be the worst thing in the world if a million replit apps replaced all the horrible spreadsheets in internal use cases

@ClassicGamerTWR Companies often don't change, even when their approach doesn't work well. If quality begins to matter, companies which don't value it will slowly die unless they're in a niche market.

RT @htmx_org: lisan al gaib!

@deeperflows @davepl1968 I'm not a Windows user nor am I a fan of it... But you're effectively saying that the Linux scheduler is better because you have the source code.

@zeeg @glcst It's a valid approach. My approach, for whatever it's worth, for the last 14 years, is to work remote to maximize the difference between my income and cost of living.