New blog post: Don't fall into the anti-AI hype.
antirez.com/news/158
New blog post: Don't fall into the anti-AI hype.
antirez.com/news/158
JavaScript, you so crazy
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The new @cashortrade.org website is great, looks like it is built with @svelte.dev as well ποΈπ
I kind of wish there was an operator for that, for example if "<>" weren't already in use as an alias for "!=", that would be cool, but of course we can't make that change for backwards compatibility reasons.
Today Claude taught me about Postgre's "IS DISTINCT FROM" clause, which is like the normal not equal "!=" except that if one value is null and the other is not, it will return true.
Using Claude Code is like pair programming with C-3PO π€
I had to install this to get brackets that match in color based on the level of nesting: plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/10080...
Thatβs pretty cool, there is plugin called Rainbow Brackets for JetBrains editors that does something similar
100% in favor of this, match play with byes: www.nytimes.com/athletic/603...
100%! I don't know how/why anyone still plays this song.
The artists feels right but the songs seem wrong
open.spotify.com/wrapped/shar...
I only write methods like that by hand if there is some additional logic to add. For example, User.find_by_email could downcase the argument, skip the query if the argument is blank, etc. If it is just a straight DB query, using the generic API signals there is nothing else going on here.
To me, using method_missing to dynamically generate these methods seems like something that adds unnecessary βmagicβ to Rails and is a somewhat confusing concept to have to explain to new Rails devs. I donβt see how having the attributes in the method name instead of the arguments adds clarity.
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jQuery has been a like a parent raising a child, teaching them how to behave, but now it's time for them to leave the nest and live on their own: blog.logrocket.com/why-jquery-4...
Hereβs a suggested rule change to get rid of this trying to draw the defense offsides nonsense: a delay of game on 4th down is loss of down. Teams can still do the hard count, but theyβll have to burn a timeout to do so.