My views are more nuanced than this though but the character count makes it hard to convey. Basically while I think the tech you're talking about has a lot of merit I've come back around and think that React gets a bad rap as a useful tool for building even small frontends
I'm actually very skeptical of RSCs 😅. I think a large point of React (or a similar tech) is to manage state you don't want on the server that are more to do with the UX than the features. Don't get me wrong I'm a fan of the tech you espouse but I don't think it's a great fit for a what users want
I kind of get where you're coming from with GraphQL (I haven't used it much but when I have it's been only to fetch data), but I've never run into the duplicate state problem. Limited by character count here but while I can see how you can have that issue I think that problem may be overstated?
Curious to know what logic you find moving to the front end when using React. The only things I can really think of off the top of my head is validation which would be a bad practice to say the least and not React specific
I forget where I heard this thought originally but the scenario of reviewing a PR only to have those comments be re-input back into the LLM directly is just the reviewer using a chat bot but with the worst UX possible. And to your point a wasted effort "teaching" the LLM that can't learn directly
This is awesome! I've been wanting something on my phone as a less obtrusive backup to alert me about my partner's low blood sugar
Yeah that tracks based off the videos I’ve watched. I got a new GPU recently but my CPU is still stuck on some old hardware so I wonder if my computer will be able to handle the game
What’s the secret to getting actual sleep?
Do you think the controls would be better with a controller?
I still stumble occasionally trying to use @jj-vcs.dev but that's only because it's given me the confidence to try and do things that I'd never even think to attempt directly with git. And even when I mess up jj undo is such a blessing
I've been having a hard time working on personal projects recently, and I think getting back into more directly creative endeavors like game dev may help. What do people recommend? I'm open to any software/language but right now I'm between diving into Bevy or Godot
Thundersnow is rare and I’m always excited when I’ve seen it. I love this video of a weatherman getting totally psyched experiencing it youtu.be/PdRWGMyeSYY?...
the Falcons, free from the shackles of expectation
"Hey Gemini, what would this museum person say about this exhibit if I asked them about it?"
Just watched a Samsung ad for their AI features where the actors go to a museum and ask their phone questions about the things on display. Now, I haven't been to a museum as recently as I'd like, but I think they still have those neat little placards next to each exhibit that gives you that info
Sounds super interesting, excited to give it a read! Is there a way to be notified once it’s available?
Continuing my annual tradition of doing advent of code in @gleam.run. It's been a second since I've gotten the chance to write some Gleam and I'm absolutely blown away with how good the LSP has gotten, such a lovely programming experience!
all i'm saying is if we average 5 stars a day lustre can hit 2k in time for my birthday 🥺👉👈 thatd be pretty cool huh huh
what if i promise a release when we hit 2k 👀
github.com/lustre-labs/... gogogogogo
"So far, the only bugs we've seen in our Gleam codebase are mistakes in business logic - nothing that would actually crash in production," says Georges Boris, Chief Design Officer at Uncover.
Read the full case study: gleam.run/case-studies...
As a Bills fan who watched this game in a Bills bar I can confirm we did have a night. But also nothing unexpected at the end of the day
A bunch of talks yesterday name-dropped Lustre which is so surreal, super wild for folks to just be talking about Your Thing ™️ in the middle of a talk.
We're only 18 stars off of 1.9k and I'm desperately trying to get 2k before the end of the year. 🥺👉👈
github.com/lustre-labs/...
Last night I woke up twice hours apart and looked up the score and had to do a double take when it was still going on
That’s definitely the way. I literally couldn’t even force myself to move my arm up to the point of being able to type at a desk, had to sit on the couch with my laptop in my lap in order to work
I made the mistake of doing both my Covid and flu shots in the same arm on the same day. Could not move it for a few days but with everyone getting sick I’m glad I made the time
I think that’s valid. One problem a lot of communities do on discord is have too many channels so it feels dead. They also have that forum esc channel now but I agree it doesn’t feel as searchable. Honestly the ReScript forum has been great so no real complaints!
I tend to like a Discord server, especially if it’s lively! That said I am really impressed with how quickly all of my questions on the forum get answered
Very cool! I'm glad to see more component libraries like this come out so I don't have to be so tied to a single frontend framework. Unfortunately a lot of the styles don't seem to be rendering correctly on Firefox but will be keeping an eye on this!
I like the idea from the perspective of a reviewer of a PR. I’m using jj more now so my commits are cleaner, and I feel like using conventional commits within a PR help paint a story of all the changes with good context for the reviewer
