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Thanks for the clarifications Egor. I've not transitioned well to frameworks, abstractions and componentization for actual web sites. I see them as a blunt force way of development, making markup nearly unnecessary as a declarative approach. And, more difficult with which to work
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While we might win time, we lose the web's distribution of language, which yes, does take time, and devolves common skill sets. If I came in to the project and there's a lack of comments, documentation or potential for discovery. Framework is very concrete to me, less flexible.
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And again, we run into the issue of acceleration over potential. It's not the best way to approach big, changing projects and limits innovation imo... A big part of why I think abstraction is the fallback... We do it more than worry about long-term goals and flexibility...
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This is a pretty good example of what frustrates me if we're building web sites, not apps or executable web software that allows us to have choices across devices. But it's a Mashup of approaches which we well know can be nightmare scenarios in development, QA, and management.
Linguistics laws and science... Language consistency in the physical world. But it's only a #Semantic argument 😅 #linguistics #biology #meaning
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I don't know if your black coffee comment is a euphemism I think it is not I am treating cirrhosis of my liver using four to six cups of black coffee very hot. It's supposed to help with the hepatic encephalopathy 2 it's under Merck and I think that what they're saying is true.
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Hi Egor long time! Can you explain to me a used case or two I'm getting so sick of Frameworks I swear I will throw myself off a building if another one comes out CSS or JavaScript or anything else it's just a personal pain at this point I'd be interested in your thoughts!
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Absolutely agree, and have a longer list than just two things killing the dream. I call your point the year of the little e before c. eCommerce, feh. I especially hate the word monetize now. but I dislike predatory capitalists by design. Free market, OK, but how about an ethic?
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Thanks Ivan, you're the best 😊 had a very nice fellow ping me who knows my work and is a dedicated wikipedian, so I think my shout out got results. We'll see... Hope you are doing great my friend 🤗
We lived along the Parkway the Verrazano only partially built the Narrows were sand the water so blue. Each Sunday we would go ride the Wonder Wheel he'd have them stop it at the top I loved his gray green eyes reflected in the Sun then we'd go to Nathan's original for our lunch
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Heaven Help Us I know I won't persist if idiots like this guy fucking Watkins he hopes to move from QAnon to Congress — and he needs Arizona voters to do so tucsonsentinel.com/local/rep… via @TucsonSentinel
Cornell, huh? Sounds like it might have potential. Actually it sounds like this guy took one of my courses in 1997 or so. LOL that's a good thing ;-)
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Vampires absolutely vampires. I am a vampire I was just diagnosed with a bone marrow failure disease and they made a mistake I just need a lot of fresh blood, I love to hang around upside down oh, and I stay up all night long! :-)
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