This is very interesting, when I was a kid I didn’t think with words but with “abstract” ideas. When I realized every other kid used language for thinking I tried to do it myself and not only I was able to do it, but it never stopped after that. Now I probably think 90% with language, but I’ve been trying to practice other forms of thought recently.
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I haven’t tried svelte which is highly popular here but I tried vue 3 and composables really clicked with me. The composition API gets along really well with the reactive System and I love it.
I am afraid of getting started, I have read playbooks before and they look understandable but the idea of setting up the tools scares me. I’m starting to think this is PTSD from how hard installing anything was back then and now trying anything new is hard even if the entry level for everything has been lowered significantly.
I believe the biggest leap is in latency, it can still be improved but it is a very nice and very welcomed new trend that was ignored for so long.
we could call it dpm “Deno Package Manager”
docker swarm is a good alternative for you then, comes out of the box with docker and you only need to add a few lines to your docker compose files to make them swarm compatible
it has, I haven't used an index but for oculus it works pretty well, Im always surprised as how well it remembers the area. Also pretty handy to recenter yourself, you just extend your arms in all directions and if you are near the edge you will see the boundaries. On the quest 2 you can even see through when you poke your head out of the limits and you can see everything around you.
It would only be 50-50 if you could only pick from 2 options, but your initial choice is between 3 options.
not exactly the most performant but there is https://ultralig.ht/
I believe you are both saying the same thing, you called it websites/domains he called it hostnames.
you can only get domains out of DNS though not URLs
You also have tabs on top of workspaces so not everything has to be visible, but the layout is always under control and a few keystrokes away from navigating to your window of choice
also no more window title bars meaning more screen state and a cleaner interface