There are written rules about hacking. Cmon.
You sound like a DUI lawyer. "Your honor, while my client was driving with a .3 BAC, it was not his intention to slam into that van with a family of 4 in it killing everybody. It was an accident."
> The continued React Native tax of unnecessarily difficult upgrades I thought I read somewhere that this is what prompted the move. I don't use RN, but apparently the new architecture isn't exactly a drop-in…
> People who serve ads never ask whether the user whether they wish their computer hardware to be utilized for advertising. People who serve ads don't force you to visit their site. You do this on your own free will.…
> It's not necessarily entitlement for everyone It is entitlement. Nobody forced you to visit a web site with ads. The thing I said about people pretending they have no agency is exactly what you're implying. Thinking…
> So if you're not willing to pay a few pence per day to cover the cost of your hobby out of your own pocket, then the answer is "stop blogging" rather than "I shall inflict ads on those who dare to view my output". lol…
> Are you saying that this mountain of complexity is somehow justified for the 99% of stuff out there? No, I'm saying that I, as a single person, couldn't have any idea what the other 99% is doing and what their needs…
> Tailwind's business model existed due to a massive inefficiency in the frontend industry not being able to come to terms with CSS or native components. No, it wasn't. It's a CSS utility library. I've been writing CSS…
> I then have to install an adblocker because otherwise sites are just unusable I've been raw-dogging the internet for years now and have had very little issues. Sure, some sites have ads. But if they don't generate…
Its 2026. You thinking you know more about other people's requirements in an absolutely enormous field is just plain naive and its embarrassing reading this stuff on HN.
Because it isn't supported by SWC yet.
> It’s the dogma over there and anyone who doesn’t agree has long left or never joined. Tell me you aren't on literally any other social media site without telling me. Even HN has it's fair share of anti-ai criticism.…
> Fields that aren't in the document are being made up 11 to 40% of the time depending on the API. Do you have an example? I'm in healthcare and ambient documentation is obviously a huge thing now but I don't have any…
I use Entra, so the session cookies are created through login.microsoft.com. Which means I'm not actually managing the session. When I said I don't use sessions, I should have specified I don't use them for application…
We are talking about how state is stored, not about CSS. And it makes me think you haven't had as much experience as you think. How do you deal with form state using CSS? Where does it get stored? In the html as…
It depends on the specific data. Do you have anything that you store in session in mind? Having the client/server split has made this a lot easier to reason about. I store client state on the client and server state…
Sorry to hear about the accident and thanks for the response. I've been on celexa for a decade now and have always wondered what it would be like if I ever had to come off.
I haven't used sessions in over a decade and haven't regretted that decision once. It opens up a whole new class of problems you don't have when using client-side frameworks.
Are you not familiar with building web apps? So, when building for the web you'll essentially have 2 different categories of state: server and client. Server state is obviously what's pulled fromt the db, but that's…
What was the tapering like for an SSRI? Do you remember over what period of time and how it was decreased?
I have no clue what "shut the internet down" is supposed to mean. How come it's never righteous when the trillionaire or Ruby guy spilled thousands of words a day on social media about immigrants but calling it out is?
You're not suggesting that you can't criticize something unless you're willing to fix it yourself, are you?
> A bunch of terminally online people have decided to make stalking DHH into a personality/lifestyle aka A person should be able to espouse xenophobic and bigoted remarks without worrying about being criticized for it.…
Great title btw
> I think you just want to purposefully find a reason to be angry Irony is dead.
There are written rules about hacking. Cmon.
You sound like a DUI lawyer. "Your honor, while my client was driving with a .3 BAC, it was not his intention to slam into that van with a family of 4 in it killing everybody. It was an accident."
> The continued React Native tax of unnecessarily difficult upgrades I thought I read somewhere that this is what prompted the move. I don't use RN, but apparently the new architecture isn't exactly a drop-in…
> People who serve ads never ask whether the user whether they wish their computer hardware to be utilized for advertising. People who serve ads don't force you to visit their site. You do this on your own free will.…
> It's not necessarily entitlement for everyone It is entitlement. Nobody forced you to visit a web site with ads. The thing I said about people pretending they have no agency is exactly what you're implying. Thinking…
> So if you're not willing to pay a few pence per day to cover the cost of your hobby out of your own pocket, then the answer is "stop blogging" rather than "I shall inflict ads on those who dare to view my output". lol…
> Are you saying that this mountain of complexity is somehow justified for the 99% of stuff out there? No, I'm saying that I, as a single person, couldn't have any idea what the other 99% is doing and what their needs…
> Tailwind's business model existed due to a massive inefficiency in the frontend industry not being able to come to terms with CSS or native components. No, it wasn't. It's a CSS utility library. I've been writing CSS…
> I then have to install an adblocker because otherwise sites are just unusable I've been raw-dogging the internet for years now and have had very little issues. Sure, some sites have ads. But if they don't generate…
Its 2026. You thinking you know more about other people's requirements in an absolutely enormous field is just plain naive and its embarrassing reading this stuff on HN.
Because it isn't supported by SWC yet.
> It’s the dogma over there and anyone who doesn’t agree has long left or never joined. Tell me you aren't on literally any other social media site without telling me. Even HN has it's fair share of anti-ai criticism.…
> Fields that aren't in the document are being made up 11 to 40% of the time depending on the API. Do you have an example? I'm in healthcare and ambient documentation is obviously a huge thing now but I don't have any…
I use Entra, so the session cookies are created through login.microsoft.com. Which means I'm not actually managing the session. When I said I don't use sessions, I should have specified I don't use them for application…
We are talking about how state is stored, not about CSS. And it makes me think you haven't had as much experience as you think. How do you deal with form state using CSS? Where does it get stored? In the html as…
It depends on the specific data. Do you have anything that you store in session in mind? Having the client/server split has made this a lot easier to reason about. I store client state on the client and server state…
Sorry to hear about the accident and thanks for the response. I've been on celexa for a decade now and have always wondered what it would be like if I ever had to come off.
I haven't used sessions in over a decade and haven't regretted that decision once. It opens up a whole new class of problems you don't have when using client-side frameworks.
Are you not familiar with building web apps? So, when building for the web you'll essentially have 2 different categories of state: server and client. Server state is obviously what's pulled fromt the db, but that's…
What was the tapering like for an SSRI? Do you remember over what period of time and how it was decreased?
I have no clue what "shut the internet down" is supposed to mean. How come it's never righteous when the trillionaire or Ruby guy spilled thousands of words a day on social media about immigrants but calling it out is?
You're not suggesting that you can't criticize something unless you're willing to fix it yourself, are you?
> A bunch of terminally online people have decided to make stalking DHH into a personality/lifestyle aka A person should be able to espouse xenophobic and bigoted remarks without worrying about being criticized for it.…
Great title btw
> I think you just want to purposefully find a reason to be angry Irony is dead.