Brysonbw

Super useful. Thanks

Everything in life revolves around people, and even more so today

This. Less is always more. We always have to ask "why" and "who" first before "what" and "how"

I agree

Correct link: https://github.com/mre/idiomatic-rust

I'm a big advocate for explicit type annotations in code. Likewise, either or is good with me. However, these days I lean towards using JSDoc only because I prefer not to add typescript lib and an additional build step just to get type safety in a project.

Also, you can use both (if that's what you prefer).

100% agree. The coding is straightforward - it's the human factors, context, and data complexities that make things difficult

The infrastructure and energy required to power these systems at scale are critical. I hope we carefully consider the environmental impact of building and operating data centers. I’m optimistic that we will develop efficient and sustainable solutions to power the data centers of today and the future

Thanks for the feedback. I applied fix and it should be loading consistently now, thanks for providing the error!

Thanks for the feedback and hmm I'll look into it and see why

Thanks for the feedback, and interesting - I never heard of a semantic map. I might have to make one then lol

One of my favorite Web APIs

Thanks for the feedback. I've updated the README providing why someone might use the package but it's based on my perspective. If you have anymore thoughts on the package feel free to contribute and open a pull request

Thanks for the feedback. When you say simplified functions do you mean breaking up requests into their own functions like fetchet.get(...) and so on. Or making some of the utils I've written available as well?

Thanks for the feedback, and correct.

'Additions to fetch()` section in repo README.md would answer why someone would use the lib vs fetch: https://github.com/brysonbw/fetchet?tab=readme-ov-file#addti....

This will answer your question while also explaining why the need for an init system in the context of Node.JS docker security: https://cheatsheetseries.owasp.org/cheatsheets/NodeJS_Docker...

GitHub Repository: https://github.com/Yelp/dumb-init

Interesting read - thanks for including GitHub alternatives

Interesting read. Some texts that stood out to me:

-- "This is what happens when every part of a society is forced to act like a corporation."

-- "The line between original and derivative vanishes. And instead of truth, we get trust."

-- "Entire identities will form around content that never touched a human hand."

Thanks for sharing

Nice - been waiting for an actual release date. I plan on buying one for my grandma who is 86

Been waiting for this - hopefully this inspires more native web features to be implemented so devs can reduce their reliance on dependencies

This is an interesting take and I think it could possibly be true (at this moment in time). Likewise, only time will tell...

Specification [latest]: https://spec.modelcontextprotocol.io/specification/2024-11-0...

Thanks

At 1:05:18 I agree with her take. Sure, AI will help us be productive BUT we must not give it full reign over our decisions and voice of reason

Good article - very insightful

I like this - simple, good, and practical

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- Maybe add a way for a user to modify/adjust layout of search bars. For example view them in a row or grid versus single column

- Delete a search bar from the list versus replacing it with another search bar. For example, I may just want to see github and google only. But can always add more from the 'more' dropdown menu. Basically adding an 'X' to the left of the search bar

Once again, smooth app

- Robotics and autonomous services

- Resurgence of crazed AR/VR games like 'Pokémon Go'