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I mean it does cost you API rates, you just get a certain amount of credit by having a subscription.

The LLM actually points out the problem tho

Rome tools is now Biome and Biome is really good. The company didn't work out but the tool itself is better than ever.

it sounds like you might have wasted your team's time previously and now they don't trust the code you put up with a PR. Maybe you can do something to improve your relationship with them?

As a sidenote, I highly doubt they are cooked longterm. Using AI is not exactly skilled labor. If they want or need I'm sure they could learn patterns/workflows in like an afternoon. As things go on it will only get easier to use.

The iPod came out way before Zune.

That's not remotely true.

How? If the attribute is not trusted doesn’t that mean the dom is already compromised?

Yes, it’s fair.

Yes, people that never participated are more impactful.

Its place is in shit like recommendation algorithms and giving rewards and incentives to customers, not store operations. When will they learn :\

This isn’t really true with React Native, Hermes as a JS engine is just drastically slower than JIT-enabled web view . Sure the “native” parts will theoretically be faster but your app code will be a lot slower. Just test how long a rerender takes in react native on a device than react on a browser for the same device.

And cross your fingers it didn’t make them up?

Militaries don’t normally enlist 42 year olds unfortunately.

What 4 year old gets dopamine from watching people have sex? absolutely bonkers

I mean even basic stuff is different. You have thead and tbody in the react example but not in the hyper example. It adds number of lines differential which I guess is supposed to be impressive but when I see stuff like that it makes me think the whole comparison is worthless since it can't be trusted.

Do a drop down list of links on a header in an iframe

You can achieve everything with JS in the parent document, it doesn’t mean it should be required or even recommended

One problem with that strategy is Bun can compile your whole server into a single executable. that’s like the simplest thing in the world to host

This is an unserious take. Jai doesn’t even have official documentation and zig hasn’t reached a 1.0 release

Deno has at least attempted to have a business model. Oven/Bun has none in sight and I am having a hard time seeing how they will be any more successful with getting people to pay them money.

Hono doesn’t give you even 25% of what a framework like Rails does

What do you mean where are they? They are still around. Preact especially is doing really cool work adding signals on top of a similar to react model.

There's always something inherently anti-democratic about preventing someone from running for office.

i’m curious, do you think age minimums are ok? i feel like with this opinion have to throw out all restrictions on the ability to run for office to be consistent.

even the design of the website looks like it should for a funeral home

I don’t think the left is afraid of pissing radical feminists off. Also the left already advocates for at least some of the things you mentioned like mental health and homelessness. I don’t think those topics are particularly popular in the “manosphere”.

I think the main problem is the men invested in the manosphere want comforting lies and the left won’t give it to them because in reality it’s much more complicated than what any of the influencers say.

Kotlin is not simple. it has like every language feature in existence

You must be a supreme court justice if you can’t tell the difference between a company and a person!

people already do this with algorithms. IMO AI is just a continuation of that.

if JSX is your issue, that means a web component framework like Stencil is just as bad as React. But then again you can use React with htm to avoid jsx if it really bothers you.

react uses those same web standards. It will not stop working either. You may not be able to upgrade to the latest React version assuming there are breaking changes, but the same can be said for the various frameworks people use to create web components.

I wouldn’t doubt the team was looking for an exit and this was the best offer they got. Stackblitz has pretty much taken over their usecase so it seemed to me like CodeSandbox was going to slowly die.