Issam Zoli

Powering business growth with streamlined solutions @saas_glue

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It feels like in the near future humans won't be able to compete in technical fields (unless costs shoot up and humans are back to competing on cost). But when it comes to true creativity, I'm genuinely torn, do we even know what creativity means anymore?

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I don't know, I'm really questioning this whole debate. People say AI only looks backward, but is human art really all that different? Is our own creativity just us unconsciously remixing stuff we've consumed, or is there actually something else going on?

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In software, I've seen AI be truly creative in ways I didn't expect. We like to think our process is magical, but maybe a lot of it is just pattern recognition and synthesis. Or maybe we're just misjudging the whole process.

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@elonmusk Okay .. public_dialogue++

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@andrestaltz DOM API isn't declarative, JS isn't pure, CPU instructions are imperative, code as a text can be considered declarative, so you can break the definition by going a few levels down or up. React has declarative UI, but the rest is imperative by nature.

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@martinmalindacz @DasSurma Wow I didn't know this existed, maybe it was ahead of its time, I will launch it as Brave chat (powered by Blockchain).

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@threepointone @mjackson Cache invalidation is hard.

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@crevillo @seldaek @derickr @theandywaite I never used that, BTW I didn't mean debugging performance but debugging issues in slow functions (network calls etc.), Xdebug is better since you can inspect many things without rerunning the slow code.

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@seldaek @derickr @theandywaite I agree, if you know what you're debugging dd is perfectly good in most cases. But I can see the value of Xdebug if you are debugging a time consuming function and want to inspect variables without rerunning your code each time.

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@simevidas This is actually a good idea, it allows the user to focus on the domain part of the URL which helps preventing some phishing attacks.

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@jeffrey_way Nothing beats dd driven development.

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@anna_debenham Not a mistake, but it's informally used when writing Arabic in Latin alphabet. None of those answers are correct though, it should be Jama3a.

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@shadeed9 While you're at it, please ask @w3c for <script type="text/jquery"> it's has been long overdue

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Hooks beyond React https://t.co/fzmUyvJciR

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@AndyDavies @csswizardry Theoretically, it's still faster than preload as headers arrive first. But still can't beat inlined critical style.

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A new way of phishing using YouTube automatic emails, attacker makes you an admin (probably revokes that shortly after) and use account name to spoof the email template, url strings are made links which is dangerous. @YouTube have to look into this.

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@iamdevloper If you're too lazy to publish a React component to npm your efforts don't count as open source.

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@_Felipe @hnrysmth I know LokiJS is in-memory, for the others not sure but I think they support both in-memory and persistence.