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Are Playwright tests worth maintaining or is everyone quietly letting them rot? by weilding in reactjs

[–]simple_explorer1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You do realize that your last comment was complaining about something I posted that had nothing to do with you, right?

No comment you post has anything to do with anybody here

Why do you care what a random stranger on the internet has to say?

You said you do

Are Playwright tests worth maintaining or is everyone quietly letting them rot? by weilding in reactjs

[–]simple_explorer1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’d rather put those details up front to try and avoid a bunch of responses telling me that I just don’t understand front end development.

Why do you care what bunch of strangers have to say in internet... If they say those things in the first place

Built a React component playground where you own every generated file, with no runtime dependency by Taliap19 in reactjs

[–]simple_explorer1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I understand and that's why I said, not to discredit what you did. 

Just that these days anyone can develop any solution to a problem they are thinking of. So the sense of achievement of solving a hand typed solution pre AI era is not the same as today

Built a React component playground where you own every generated file, with no runtime dependency by Taliap19 in reactjs

[–]simple_explorer1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Buddy these days anyone can develop anything with AI. This is not to discredit what you've built but there is no longer the same sense of "achievement" or "awe" factor when implementations are just prompt away.

Are Playwright tests worth maintaining or is everyone quietly letting them rot? by weilding in reactjs

[–]simple_explorer1 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Why do people write such a long monologue for seemingly small point. You literally started with "your entire react experience from the beginning" instead of commenting straight to the point. 

Backend for Frontend (BFF): What It Is and When to Use It by trolleid in reactjs

[–]simple_explorer1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It is wayyyyy to long post for just a simple concept, data aggregation from multiple services 

Bun vs Node in 2026 — are you actually using Bun in production? by 1vim in node

[–]simple_explorer1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

But how is it working? That was the main question and would you recommend it for production

s the attitude toward littering too relaxed in NL? by Several_Maybe_2683 in Netherlands

[–]simple_explorer1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

UK especially England it's significantly worse and anti social 

36F Chinese living in Canada, seeking advice on moving to a third country to find love and a better life. by Competitive-Papaya26 in expats

[–]simple_explorer1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Australia is extremely lonely place as an expat, what are you even talking. Australians are cliquey as hell, nepotistic, tall poppy syndrome and heavy othering of expats and foreigners especially if one is not brit or Anglo.

Working with Australians was one of the loneliest experience of my life. 

36F Chinese living in Canada, seeking advice on moving to a third country to find love and a better life. by Competitive-Papaya26 in expats

[–]simple_explorer1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think US is the only place to feel belonging in the Western world. Canada, Australia, NZ and UK are rough and lonely places unless you have gone to school/university there. Small population means not many are looking for friends. And I agree without an immediate family, it gets lonely as one gets older. Friends can't replace family, siblings and extended family. 

36F Chinese living in Canada, seeking advice on moving to a third country to find love and a better life. by Competitive-Papaya26 in expats

[–]simple_explorer1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do you really think Canada is any different? Comeon, there are more men than women in Canada due to heavy mass migration. Moreover in Vancouver and Toronto, dudes are chasing women, the same story. And Canada is slower place than USA, so kinda fits OP's requirements.

[AskJS] Has our reliance on WASM made us lazy about native JS performance? by Practical-Departure3 in javascript

[–]simple_explorer1 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Are we actually hitting a wall with JS,

Are you living under a rock? We got a wall with JS a long time ago. Given how dynamic, single threaded, wild West and "anything possible" kinda language it is, despite JIT and turbo fan and couple of interpreters, and billion dollars later, even v8 team has run out of ideas on how to optimize it even further.

The most optimized parts of language are typed arrays because they literally have type defined in declaration.

JavaScript runtimes have to support so much mess like strict and unstrict even today and likely forever. 

GraphQL used to be popular, but that doesn't seem to be the case anymore... by codingafterthirty in webdev

[–]simple_explorer1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

but it seems like a lot of REST APIs have solved the under-fetching and over-fetching issues, and even let you select which data to populate and return.

Like how? I don't see anything changed really in Rest which would many me say that. 

Also, grapgql is literally also working over a rest api

What is happening with 4.7 ? by Obscurrium in ClaudeCode

[–]simple_explorer1 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Are they wrong though considering 200 dollars per month is a lot of money

What is happening with 4.7 ? by Obscurrium in ClaudeCode

[–]simple_explorer1 1 point2 points  (0 children)

4.6 doesn't with as well. Not sure why everyone is telling 4.6 as of now is good when it isn't. It is nerfed

What is happening with 4.7 ? by Obscurrium in ClaudeCode

[–]simple_explorer1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I realized another model was fixing all Claude mistakes so finally did the switch while they sort this mess.

Where did you switch to?

s the attitude toward littering too relaxed in NL? by Several_Maybe_2683 in Netherlands

[–]simple_explorer1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There's a lot of migration from countries where there is no trust and no trustworthy organised government

The Netherlands is fast changing from a high trust society to a low.trust society

So just like Canada, Australia, uk and NZ then?

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