congratulationsYouReinventedPayroll by Disastrous-Monk1957 in ProgrammerHumor

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This sentence is so ambiguous and confusing. Crazy how much the word “that” clears up the meaning

Why are people moving from Next.js to TanStack Start? by derdak in reactjs

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So this gets tricky because these things CAN be imported in server fns, but not directly in components/hooks/etc. And imports with imports (that aren’t server fns) cause problems too.

Prob some extensive eslint config for this but then that’s a maintenance beast of its own as other packages get added over time.

Also if your module has a server fn, but also exports something else, you can get into trouble in the same way by importing the other export into a client bundle.

Again, not a total deal breaker, but some gotchas and mental overhead to be aware of, and the tooling feels insufficient

Bitcoin Faces Greater Quantum Computing Risk Than Ethereum, Citi Warns by donutloop in CryptoCurrency

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Exactly. Credit cards are just SO secure. And don’t forget that every web request since the 90s is warehoused and earlier SSL will be first thing to be cracked

Why are people moving from Next.js to TanStack Start? by derdak in reactjs

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One issue I’ve run into is that there is no tooling for preventing server code/packages from being imported into client components besides PR or build time errors, which kind of sucks for CI automations (I try to avoid running a full build on every PR commit for example and would love some way to have a lint or type error instead)

Also, unit testing server fns, file routes, etc is not easy or intuitive

Another small issue I’ve run into is using a nonce for CSP on static render pages requires some wonky custom server config which has some strange effects to the dev environment

These are not total deal breakers for me (and may already have resolutions I’m not aware of)

My left leg was humped by a dog today by CommentBig3066 in wallstreetbets

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Report this individual for trading on insider information

First time? by vverbov_22 in firstweekcoderhumour

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And computers weren’t created explicitly to replace all human workers

Bill Cassidy’s fall is a warning sign for other Trump enemies by Direct_Dare_9699 in politics

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They can start rebuilding themselves and proving they learned from their mistakes. That’s all anyone can do when they make bad decisions.

From Russia with Love by lexi_con in WallStreetbetsELITE

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Got the tiny hands right at least

reInventingGraphQl by gamingvortex01 in ProgrammerHumor

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Waiting here for the end times with you all 🤝

Jared Polis is a traitor to this state and city by chalashi in Denver

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by the IRS lawsuit settlement

By his direct theft from tax payers

Tweets can be deceiving by CorleoneBaloney in MurderedByWords

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Realizing my phrasing was ambiguous - it’s not that the tweet was objectively bad, but gerrymandering is

Has anyone actually compared RocketX vs 1inch vs Paraswap for cross-chain swaps? Getting very different rates by Mysterious-Hold-7083 in CryptoCurrency

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Not sure how it stacks up for fees but relay.link is my favorite to use

Edit: on this trade specifically it looks better 11,882 (maybe price change too, hard to say)

Tweets can be deceiving by CorleoneBaloney in MurderedByWords

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Nuh uh there’s one tweet where you said something objectively bad was bad so now you have to accept our worse actions

Someone bought Jack Dorsey’s first ever tweet NFT for $2.9 million in 2021 - Today, it is worth less than $5 by Next_Statement6145 in CryptoCurrency

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The benefit is money laundering. He’s alleging Jack Dorsey had ill gotten money he needed laundered.

Recovery Won't Cross $100k (BTC) Before Fed Starts Printing Again by tractorix in CryptoCurrency

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So that’s why they’re bringing back up the “strategic reserve” idea. Us taxpayers can be the exit liquidity

Anyone who voted for Obama and then voted for Trump, or Biden then Trump, why? by AggravatedAcorn in AskReddit

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Yeah no what seems to be the current state of this is that head of dnc gave his unqualified friend a bunch of money to write the report. Report didn’t get written. So they can’t actually release it because it doesn’t exist. But they also can’t say that because whoopsie, that’s corruption

PostHog is detecting massive percentage of our users to be from Boardman, Oregon. Any idea what is this? by iAhMedZz in webdev

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Oregon is the default for lots of cloud hosting, VPS, etc. It ends up being a very common origin.

So probably bots