Computing power is one thing, I think the real issue for basement hackers is the training data. They can never have the same amount of data as the big players.
Is it possible to take the optimistic approach and update the UI before getting response from the back end? Obviously for simple things, like counters, that need an immediate update to the UI.
I went to the button component page [1] and to the section of the counter and two increment and decrement buttons. Clicking on either takes something like 0.5 seconds for the counter to update it's value.
I think that this sort of CSS is smart being put in some kind of reset.css, being a base for the design, rather than being used occasionally while developing. In both cases, it would be smart to have explicit comments describing what the snippets do.
Isn't gh copilot better at these tasks? What are the differences and/or similarities? The downsides and/or upsides? I haven't used any, just considered subscribing to copilot.
I like it. It's big, abstract, depressing. I imagine walking there alone at night, must be something.
Edit: also, i dont think 50 years of one person is a lot of time. 50 persons startup working for one year and then closing is also a waste of 50 years, not yet talking about the vc money.
Learned a new thing, thanks. What about overflow: overlay? It can also solve the problem by being on top of layout and not part of it. Browsers still support it, although it is deprecated (never understood why).
I couldn't see whats more in it than a super basic synth with nature samples as a background layer. What am I missing? They have like 5-6 seconds in the video pitching envelope components such as sustain and decay, so it gives me the impression that there isn't much innovation here.
Perhaps I simplified your question, but for me, every important digital "thing" I have is stored in my paid Dropbox account (2TB).
I believe that as a rule of thumb, private tech companies invent and upgrade new technologies to make their product better, and a company like Dropbox is surely thinking of this. In my Dropbox account, I have EXE files of small programs I wrote in Visual Basic 20 years ago, and they still work after being stored there for at least 12 years. Good luck.