moseschrute
@moseschrute@lemmy.world
- Comment on I'm a proud catholic and I can name all of them 1 week ago:
- Garfield
- Tom
- Puss in boots
- The one in the hat
- Comment on Do gangs that collect protection money actually do any protecting? 1 week ago:
You forgot to put blood in your door
- Comment on California is debating whether or not to remove the bike lane on the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge. During the public hearing, a politician was driving his car 1 week ago:
Probably driving in the bike lane
- Comment on what's the best material for wiping out a cast iron skillet? 1 week ago:
Probably a second cast iron skillet
- Comment on Sounds like a plan 1 week ago:
I do feel this is a bit exaggerated. I’ve been in the industry for less than 5 years with a computer science degree. I think there is a lack of genuinely good engineers. You kinda also have to ignore tech twitter and LinkedIn telling you AI is going to replace software developers.
But long term, I think they will try and pay people less and less. I just also know a bunch of artists (mostly small musicians), and I can confidently sat we are fucking them over way more than software engineers. By my opinion is that we should band together with the artists and demand everyone be compensated more fairly.
- Comment on Lifehack 2 weeks ago:
Why do I kinda want a pair
- Comment on Life hack 2 weeks ago:
I fucking new it
- Comment on THIS is always the correct response 2 weeks ago:
Just to be clear, this is not at all what I was suggesting
- Comment on THIS is always the correct response 2 weeks ago:
Nope! The friend zone only lasted like two weeks.
- Comment on THIS is always the correct response 2 weeks ago:
A girl I had started dating friend zoned me. I played it off cool saying “wanna just be casual?” (I didn’t wanna just be casual). Almost 4 years later and we’re still together :)
- Comment on Damm WaterCatholics 2 weeks ago:
Now this is the content I’m here for
- Comment on So glad I suck dick 2 weeks ago:
Idk if something has changed but I think this is a baseless claim.
If it’s just visual gamification…we’ve sort of already come out against that, since we discourage karma-seeking by not displaying user’s comment and post score totals.
(Source)
This is 3 years old, but I can’t find anything newer (mostly looking at GitHub) suggesting Lemmy devs have any intention of adding karma
- Comment on heaven 2 weeks ago:
Straight to hell
- Comment on alpha male 2 weeks ago:
- Comment on alpha male 2 weeks ago:
I scheduled a retro for next week to review our process
- Comment on nobody in webdev knows what graceful degradation is anymore 3 weeks ago:
I still think it’s silly to feel safer to run the code outside of the browser sandbox, but I also understand. Ad companies have abused browser tracking and fingerprinting so much, and I hate them for it. What I’m trying to say is don’t throw the baby out with the bath water.
As a developer, it’s way easier to build a cross platform websites than maintain a native app for each platform. A lot of “native” apps are actually just web apps in a wrapper or halfway between native and web solution like React Native. Web lowers the barrier of entry to get your app out the door.
- Comment on nobody in webdev knows what graceful degradation is anymore 3 weeks ago:
The browser is supposed to be a sandbox environment for RCE. That’s why the sandbox part is important. Maybe instead of removing the RCE, we can lock down the sandbox better and reduce the amount of information advertisers can collect.
If you remove code execution in the browser, then many websites will need to ship desktop apps instead. So now you’ve bypassed the browser sandbox altogether and that application can do much more damage.
I’m nit arguing that all websites need to execute in the browser, but without code execution in the browser, you remove a whole call of apps and the web becomes much less useful.
- Comment on How do you reconcile staying sane while keeping yourself up-to-date with the news? 3 weeks ago:
Happy cake day! Celebrate with a drink
- Comment on How do you reconcile staying sane while keeping yourself up-to-date with the news? 3 weeks ago:
So thats how ice cream is made!
- Comment on bird based storage 3 weeks ago:
Storklink
- Comment on nobody in webdev knows what graceful degradation is anymore 3 weeks ago:
I was referring to OP’s post because they mentioned “candidates”. I was also agreeing with your comment lol
r/whoosh
- Comment on nobody in webdev knows what graceful degradation is anymore 3 weeks ago:
You understand if most people stopped using JavaScript they would just find other ways to serve you ads, right? You can already be tracked without JavaScript.
- Comment on nobody in webdev knows what graceful degradation is anymore 3 weeks ago:
I don’t understand why we are blaming the stealing info part on JavaScript and not the tech industry. Here is an article on how you can be tracked (fingerprinted) even with JavaScript disabled. As for slow websites, also blame the tech industry for prioritizing their bottom line over UX and not investing in good engineering.
- Comment on nobody in webdev knows what graceful degradation is anymore 3 weeks ago:
I hate default text size
Don’t default to it as it’s too small for a lot of people to read. Optional is fine, but don’t force that small text on me by default, making me go into your small text settings to find the large text setting
- Comment on nobody in webdev knows what graceful degradation is anymore 3 weeks ago:
Graceful degradation is for people that are angry about the future. Progressive enhancement is for people that respect the past. And it’s stupid to not hire someone only because they don’t know a term that you know.
- Comment on nobody in webdev knows what graceful degradation is anymore 3 weeks ago:
It’s simple when it’s all SSR or it’s all client side rendered (CSR). In my experience, mixing is when the headache sets in. There are benefits to SSR and CSR. You want a webpage that works without JavaScript, use SSR. You want a persistent video player that continues the current video as you navigate pages on your site, use CSR.
- Comment on nobody in webdev knows what graceful degradation is anymore 3 weeks ago:
People get so mad about JavaScript then load a dozen 10mb unoptimized image files.
- Comment on nobody in webdev knows what graceful degradation is anymore 3 weeks ago:
So in this context, what’s the underling issue, shitty business requirements or JavaScript?
- Comment on nobody in webdev knows what graceful degradation is anymore 3 weeks ago:
I’m a full time React and React Native developer. Imo, the frustrations with react are when you server side render. React without SSR is much simpler. But you are 100% right about picking the technology that meets your project’s requirements.
However, let me play devils advocate. Why do you need to SSR your e-commerce site? To optimize your SEO? Seems to me that SEO lately is a lie we’re being sold to make it easier for LLMs to chew through the entire internet, including your SEO e-commerce site. Imo, search engines have stopped serving the consumer. If we forget the SEO component for a second, you could build a killer e-commerce site that uses React and deliver a great user experience. If this is all about SEO, then I’m sure there is lots of garbage we could inject into our projects that would boost SEO. We could add LLM written top 10 articles to a fake blog on our site that nobody actually wants to read, and boost our Google ranking.
- Comment on nobody in webdev knows what graceful degradation is anymore 3 weeks ago:
Because big tech has ruined the internet and uses JavaScript among other things, to track you. Some people blame the plastic pollution on improper recycling when we know that’s exactly what the evil plastic industry wants us to do: blame the consumer. Similarly, people think it’s their responsibility to turn off JavaScript when they should be blaming big tech. Even if you get rid of JavaScript, they will just find other creating ways to track you (source). We have to fix the structures running the tech industry.
