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Dad, programmer, recovering lawyer, guitarist. SWE @trygamma . Building some cool open source projects in the Go and TypeScript ecosystems.
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Mandatory Annual Announcement:
This isn't how copyright works.
If you're going to update your footer to 2024
Do this instead:
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@anothercohen
Hello I am a reporter from the Washington Times, do I have permission to use this tweet in a story I'm writing about you?
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@jdcmedlock
No, the most insane is when they pull into the shoulder to pass you. Happens all the time where I live. I think you should get automatic jail time for it and lose your license for 5 years.
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@AnnWog
@anothercohen
Don't read too much into it. I haven't read a newspaper in a decade and can't keep them straight. They'll all be gone in two years anyway.
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@billyhumblebrag
This isn’t 30k in savings this is a 30k portfolio. Parents should have stated and stuck to this in half a second. Should not even be entertained, was never remotely agreed to.
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Gentle reminder to everyone that works with customer data not to casually leak metrics and infra details publicly.
An angry customer tweeting publicly about a bill doesn’t terminate your overall confidentiality requirements (probably legally, definitely ethically).
@zemotion
@vercel
Hey Jingna. First off, congrats on hitting 500K users so quickly.
Looks like our systems have sent 12 notification emails to you, and since the traffic all appears to be legitimate, we also reached out directly on June 3rd to connect.
The team and I are standing by, ready to
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Since I started writing Go I’ve lost 10 pounds, my wife says I’m handsomer than ever, my chess ranking has went up, and everything I lift feels lighter.
Coincidence? I think not.
I've been building with JS for a looong time. Two weeks ago, I started learning Go, and now JS looks like this to me:
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The ability of
@remix_run
to be non-janky without even trying is its greatest superpower
Build an app with Next / RQ / TRPC. It's amazing. Really really good experience. But you still need to actively avoid jank
Build the same app in Remix— the janklessness is just effortless.
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My jaw is on the floor seeing people argue “just change your json parsing code to json5” as though built-in JSON.parse(pkgJsonStr) isn’t in a gazillion npm packages that would then need to add a json5 parsing dep.
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@DynamicWebPaige
These topics are exhausting (same as the hours-worked arguments) because people project themselves onto everyone else and assume the average person is basically like them. The rough actual truth is that introverts and self-motivated people work roughly better alone, and vice
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@ryanflorence
It can be simultaneously true that you're a bad shopper and inflation has made everything twice as unaffordable in the last few years. I'm a terrible shopper too. My wife rolls her eyes at my grocery store decisions.
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@luciascarlet
@RoseSilicon
You’re putting too much stock in the marketing phrase “rebuilt from the ground up”
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@clhubes
@needmoarcoffee1
If you don’t intuitively know not to feed a 4-year old 55 gummy bears, learning not to feed a 4-year old 55 gummy bears won’t also teach you the 10,000 other things someone with even bottom 10% adult judgment already knows about how to operate in the world. What else should I put
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@anerdguynow
What do you mean next steps? Next steps implies there’s a problem.
Unless you’re saying the other senior dev intentionally lied, in which case that other person should be fired by whoever has that authority.
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@ThePrimeagen
ppl get stuck in tutorial hell because they don't teach you how to think through problems, just how to fix specific ones, which it turns out is not all that helpful in the grand scheme of things
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@ImSh4yy
@AirbnbHelp
You’ve got to love when they couldn’t care less as long as it’s private and the moment it’s on Twitter they pretend to care
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@RobertMSterling
Or, the difference between a million and a billion is a billion, with a 0.1% margin of error.
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@jamesqquick
This is (part of) why you should ban implicit returns in similar situations. You lose your ability to quickly see problems.
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@ken_wheeler
The part everyone skips over is that you can get 95% of the benefits of SSR by inlining prefetched data with your initial document payload while still just shipping an empty div body. No client waterfalls, google parses it just fine. No hydration errors, no Node backend required.
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Remix nerds –
Here's a new
@remix_run
toolkit I'm calling "remix-easy-mode":
Built on zod / superjson, and inspired the TRPC / React Query DX 🚀
Installation:
npm i remix-easy-mode zod superjson
In early beta so use with caution ⚠️
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Fair bit of back and forth in the comments. Here’s a decent summary of my personal bottom line under U.S. law. As always, listen to your own attorneys, not some dude on Twitter.
@andrewvijay
@BertosonHunter
I’m not giving any specific advice here. Listen to your own lawyer(s) about your specific site. Personally, I find the footers unnecessary & most attempts at accuracy in the year are futile. Copyright periods last way way longer than a typical website will have commercial value.
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I wish the average HTMX enjoyer would adopt this tone.
HTMX is wonderful for "many" apps, but "many" doesn't mean "all".
Mr. HTMX is the first to admit this. You should too!
some folks are discovering that htmx isn't just a meme & is actually a pretty effective way to develop many web applications and THEY ARE MAD
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@andreasklinger
@Belal_M_Amin
@Austen
Aka he has found an effective and sustainable method of voluntary wealth redistribution. How shocking and horrible.
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This was a fun one to build. And we're only getting started.
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@Jason
@DavidSacks
To clarify, talking about your attitude, not your takes. Differing takes is fine and makes the podcast better. Being unfair and dismissive and disrespectful to the other besties makes it a tough listen.
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@mjackson
I would usually agree with you Michael (and I truly like and respect DHH regardless), but this was pretty clearly intentional controversy. They launched a product this same day and have published books about finding “enemies” to gain energy. So I think it’s fair game.
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@webdevMason
It is “wrong” in the sense that you wouldn’t do 8+2 and 9-2 to get to 17, you’d do 9+1 and 8-1 to get to 17.
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@FredKSchott
If it's truly just a frontend CDN serving static assets, how could the responsibility possibly lie with the user? There is nothing you can do at that level to protect yourself.
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@andrewvijay
@BertosonHunter
I’m not giving any specific advice here. Listen to your own lawyer(s) about your specific site. Personally, I find the footers unnecessary & most attempts at accuracy in the year are futile. Copyright periods last way way longer than a typical website will have commercial value.
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@ThePrimeagen
It’s funny, Zuck is probably my favorite tech tychoon, yet Meta is probably the tech company I trust least.
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@ryanflorence
@TkDodo
@remix_run
To bookmark when you’re GitHub surfing or to help give “social proof” to a project you want to see continue growing.
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“Burnout is more likely downstream of values misalignment than hard work.”
Paraphrasing
@sarah_edo
Amazing point and so true IME
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@BlakieCodes
@cameronmacdev
Building a site from a WordPress theme makes you a website builder, perhaps even designer, but not a "developer". That word actually means something in this context.
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I've learned so much from other people's tutorials on
#Svelte
, so here is my own contribution.
This video shows how to use plain Material Design Components (Web) with Svelte!
@sveltejs
@SvelteSociety
@materialdesign
@Rich_Harris
@stolinski
@sveltejobs
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@frantzfries
Trucker, but it could be the couple. Low-res uploads make it tough. Top left and bottom right both more obviously AI imo.
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@SolBeckman_
You're deeply missing the point. You can defend the action by pointing to rules and saying you followed them without leaking confidential data. Think for another 2 seconds.
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Please read this, as well as the sub-threads it quotes, as well as the
@cobie
articles it references, to give your market psychology a nice little reset as we begin 2022
And, Happy new year everyone!
1/ On how to make it in crypto as a normal person.
There is one rule only: SURVIVE!
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@karrisaarinen
I applaud you for raising this issue and all you did here.
I really dislike the framing / implication that it would have OK to spam passive investors as long as the founder said it's OK. Um, no, the investors should have to opt in to their info being shared too.
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@jhooks
It’s real. The meme account is fun but the framework is quite mature if you count its full history from originally being a jquery lib. The ideas are really well principled and the author has been vocalizing & evangelizing the htmx approach for years. More than meets the eye.
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To be sure, this is highly fuzzy -- but the
@PlanetScale
team has somehow always struck the "adults in the room" vibe perfectly. At least that's how their comms come across to me.
No service is perfect, but I think they really get their comms right. Commendable.
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@sean_j_roberts
There’s definitely some truth to that but can also swing the other way. When you have no “help” from your IDE you’re really forced to design simple, conventional, easy-to-grok APIs.
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@kentcdodds
I haven't tried Effect yet, so take this with a big grain of salt. But to me at the point you go this deep into "fixing" TS, why not just use another language with better overall perf and design, perhaps even one that can compile down to JS for your frontend eg Gleam, Elm, Reason
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@manuel_frigerio
95% of my lifetime code output is not reflected on my GitHub profile. This is such an incredibly stupid take.
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I'm convinced the whole space would be way better off if the primary learning path were:
1 -- HTML
2 -- Basic VPS hardening & mgmt / Caddy
[This is already a very satisfying place!]
3 -- Basic JavaScript
4 -- Vanilla frontends
5 -- React
w/ CSS on a just in time basis as you go
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@phuctm97
People are just realizing that it’s an entirely new framework (app dir) and it’s just not as simple or stable as the alternatives at this point (Remix). Inverse of a year ago, when pages dir was status quo & arguably more stable than Remix (I wouldn’t argue that, but you could).
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@RepTomEmmer
@GaryGensler
I can’t believe this needs to be said, but having knowledge today about a past event doesn’t mean you had the knowledge at the time…
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@delightfulcodes
@SolBeckman_
Specific dates, specific metrics, specific freaking account settings around notifications? That's super sensitive stuff. Some people might not care, but that's for the customer to decide, not a PR person.
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@jamonholmgren
(1) not a doctor, don’t listen to me
(2) I’ve never felt physically better in my life than when I did strict carnivore for a few months
(3) probably not from anything special in meat but more about removing garbage in other food sources
(4) extreme placebo always possible
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@ProductHunt
Did you really post this (a) without a link to the game and (b) suggesting it was created within 24 hours lol
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@remix_run
As much as I supported the idea of charging for Remix, this news instantly flipped me from "very cool, wish them the best" to "OK, actually using this for my next project"
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Front-end development is fundamentally a defensive job. It might be defense against yourself or it might be against someone else, but the fundamental job is defense.
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@anerdguynow
If unintentional then there’s no problem. Of course you say in the moment something like “yes, appreciate the correction Jr, it was 100% your idea” (if that’s true).
If the other senior is doing this repeatedly then there’s some weird disconnect that needs to be addressed.
I
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@humblearab
@srsholmes
@NanouuSymeon
Certainly wasn't my insinuation, I just disagree with the conclusion (especially the "by miles" part)
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@Rich_Harris
Indeed, and if you tell it something incorrect, it will just go with it, which is a different face of the same problem. Largely useless in this latest (I assume less compute intensive) version — wasn’t this bad say 4-5 months ago
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