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guys each render costs $1.89 think twice before updating state

okay I wanted to implement that myself and gosh this is hard

@hexionautt @icanvardar is this about a specific version or the entire library? :) again, there's nothing wrong with using axios by itself you'll be perfectly fine using any version except 1.14.1 and 0.30.4 :)

@tryonelovee @icanvardar Better read the latest news buddy 👀

claude code uses axios 😭

@forgebitz 23

last year we had some massive billboards next to the highway/airport if you guess how many signups we got from it you get a free hat

is there something like @tanstack/query, but for SharedWorker? I'd like to deduplicate and cache requests across different tabs / iframes via a SharedWorker, and I'm wondering whether it could serve as a query cache, just like a regular one

I just tried enabling the GitHub integration in @linear it took over 3 minutes with the tab open, without any indication that it was loading except for the spinner in the tab itself If I closed the tab, the integration didn't work at all. I had to re-enable it a few times is that an indexing issue? It might be worth showing some kind of indication that the integration is running

@iamarunabh would work if the animation runs once otherwise, in the case of an infinite incremental counter, it would be very distracting

If you break the chars and add spring transition, the moving text would look really pretty.

honestly, I've tried google stitch, and it didn't impress me that much it's definitely not the "designers killer" I wonder if there are any recommendations or best practices for producing better results

@shuding and here’s Dan’s talk explaining the concept as well it’s good to understand the boundaries: where they are, where SSR is coming from, and how React is involved youtube.com/watch?v=ozI4V_…

In case you didn’t know, React didn’t invent RSC, SSR, or Hydration, conceptually: SSR is Express: app.get('/', (req, res) => { res.render('index', { name: 'John' }) }) RSC is Pug: if name == "Bob" button(class="btn") Hello Bob else button(class="btn") My name is #{name} Hydration is jQuery: $('.btn').click(...) That’s why there’s no window in SSR, and you can’t set onClick in RSC, and you have hydration errors in jQuery too (such as a typo of .btn) but with a less fancy name.

@devagrawal09 I wonder what happens to older codebases are we going to waste a bunch of calls just to know that the installed React version doesn't support APIs yet?

so this is gonna be injected into every coding agents system prompt huh so much for "AI is good at React because training dataset"

@thekitze @tinkererclub never gets old

WOW!!!! composer 2 just oneshotted the @tinkererclub landing page from ONE SINGLE PROMPT 🤯 IT'S OVER FOR EVERYONE ELSE

axios has casino sponsors on its main page 💀💀💀

> increase limits for all > get overloaded > profit

is it possible to somehow see the daily limit for Claude in OpenCode?

@benln yeah I've been using tab my entire life. I might be even a power user such a great button on the keyboard

@sethsetse I tried to apply for a developer account through the apple developer website, but my request was declined after going back and forth with support, they told me they don't accept Polish temporary residence permits they didn't even allow me to pay the $100 fee :)

“sir they’ve paid $100 for the Apple Developer account” “good. wait 2 days to confirm their account then reject the app 10 times over the next 20 days. if they make it through take a 30% cut of the revenue and pay them out 2 months later. ban them if they try using Stripe”

if you don't have restart ts server as a recently used command, you don't know the pain