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You're right, we should build it in a third world country instead!

Weird flex but okay

No

This is still unsupported in RDS, right?

Take notes, Valve.

The moment Meta produces something competitive with OpenAI is the moment they stop releasing the weights and rebrand from Llama. Mark my words.

Any plans to support github enterprise on different URLs? Would love to give this a try with my team.

I hope Tim comes through again soon. It's awesome how much has changed since his last visit.

Stoke employee here.

These are the hardest working and most intelligent people I’ve ever worked with. I truly believe we are about to revolutionize this industry very, very soon, at a similar-to-greater magnitude than SpaceX has managed.

If you’re at all interested in joining our mission, please get in touch. We’re still in our infancy and have plenty of seats that need butts on all sorts of teams. Even the Fusion and Data Engineering teams are growing, where prior aerospace experience is not at all required.

Yours is definitely the correct historical take. Frontend frameworks really started to take off when componentization became the norm, first in early angular with directives, and later when components were immortalized with React. Web components tried to bring us back from the land of JS, but the implementation left much to be desired for those who had already taken the leap into framework land.

Carpentry

Been using Apple Music for months now after being a paying subscriber to Spotify for nearly a decade.

Very happy I switched. The new windows app is well built, too

Someone maintaining a dependency of cypress itself should add a dependency on cypress-debugger out of protest. Every single cypress installation would begin failing en masse

What you’re talking about is unidirectional data binding, and what you’re replying to specifically mentions its failure to scale with complex applications.

It’s not the kind of problem you can appreciate when taking any framework for a spin with a form input.

!remindme 10 years

Binance has been doing this forever. Nothing new here.

Zealotry on display. How do you know I haven’t inherited a mess of tailwind before?

I hung up on my Apple interviewer last year for giving me a horrendous leetcode question.

I asked the interviewer if it was typical work for someone working on the iCloud web app platform and he lied through his teeth, swearing it was.

I’ve got better shit to do.

Tailwind advocates don’t maintain their code, they just hop between companies and leave the disaster behind for someone else to deal with.

F=mv^2

The problem is moreso speed, not mass, when discussing pedestrian fatalities.

Better yet, protect pedestrians from getting hit in the first place with better street design for more walkable cities. There are tons of examples of protected bike lanes, pedestrian islands, and more frequent crosswalks with stiffer penalties for blowing through them, regardless of what the vehicle is.

Fully reusable rockets!

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Rockets! www.stokespace.com

I had a junior on my team propose we switch our year old project to Next’s app router.

After telling him no, I became concerned that I was becoming all the lead developers I’ve worked with in the past that shut me down and, at the time, seemed to be holding back innovation on our team.

I get it now. I totally get it.

Something tells me that increasing the credit score and encouraging more debt financing of people struggling to pay a $500 medical bill may have some unintended consequences.

What's stopping me from adding an extension to this repository that adds something valuable while simultaneously exfiltrating entire databases back to me?

It's a cool idea, but I won't be the first to try it. You're placing an awful lot of trust in these modules.

Awesome to see workspaces get some love, but kinda odd they shipped it without support for globs. Guess I'll keep waiting to try it out on my projects.

Meanwhile, there's a post on the front-page that talks about a huge shortage of electricians while the entirety of our society is hopelessly addicted to electrically-powered services.

This. Just make it a voice controller for music, lights, timers, and reminders. Everything else is fluff.

Clickbait. Right tool for the job, people.

I quit a few months back and hope it continues to crumble. You won’t be missed, Amazon. After 5 years and countless long nights, I was thanked with a pay cut and ignored when petitioned, even after rearchitecting the entirety of one of their floundering subsidiaries and leading a team of 10 thru it’s execution. The reason? One of my junior engineers missed a deadline. When petitioned, my cries were ignored and I was recommended to boomerang if I wanted a pay raise.

At the same time, a friend was interviewing for the exact same senior engineering role and received an offer. The total compensation he was offered in his first year was nearly double my pay. He didn’t even take it - another company offered him more.