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Learn the back end.
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What a shit page with a half screen ad on mobile that was blocked.
Tried loading it in safari reader mode but it just shows a summary.
Get it together
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Would this work with DaisyUI components?
I don't see why not. I imagine the css classes in the examples are simply for styling, as long as you nest and structure the custom elements themselves correctly I imagine you should be able to style them as you wish.
I have a daisyui project too, so I might try this later.
Currently using Daisy for https://skatevideosite.com and love it!
One of the consequenes of our population growth, combined with our willingness to allow NIMBYs to dictate our housing policy, is that more and more new houses are built in areas that regularly experience major natural disasters. And if that isn't enough of a tragedy, these plots of land are treated as valuable when they really aren't, leading to people sinking big chunks of their net worth into what is objectively a liability.
This was a vacation house. It had nothing to do with building/density/urbanism/policy. Its purpose was to be by the water.
I am a fellow urbanist and while I see where you’re coming from this doesn’t apply at all to this situation. There’s a quote in the article talking about how the grandparents chose this house specifically for the summer memories.
Love seeing this is a true “SPA”, a literal single index.html page built using one of my favorite little libraries Alpine.js
https://github.com/kagisearch/kite-public/blob/main/src/inde...
My pendulum has swung so far away from react and its ilk that this is refreshing to see.
Relevant Github repo of the code he apparently used from the article:
AI can already write very good code. I have led teams of senior+ software engineers for many years. AI can write better code than most of them can at this point.
Educational establishments MUST prioritize teaching code review skills, and other high-level leadership skills.
If you’re going to use AI you have to be even more diligent and self reviewed your code, otherwise you’re being a shitty team mate.