I assumed ProcessWire was some crusty olde CMS and am pleasantly surprised to see that it is NOT. It looks damn good and the sites created with it look great too. Adding this to my toolkit, thanks!

I also thought about this but decided to go with Simple Machines Forum and I'm glad I did. Just looking at the dearth of options in the admin area is enough to make my head spin.

That being said, I probably will embark on a custom form just because I'm highly opinionated and capable.

I suspect that you mean the opposite of “dearth” (figuratively “scarcity; a lack or short supply”) something like “excess”, maybe?

Oh yes, thank you! SMH

When was the last time this site was updated? It mentions Sprint, which hasn't existed for years.

I think it just goes by ASN. Looks like Comcast owns the Sprint ASN now.

Is this an AI post? The last few times something mind-blowing was shared from Reddit, it was later found to be fake.

I think it’s human written but there are details of the story that are self-contradicting, like receiving an email explaining why all of the accounts have been banned after all of their email accounts were banned. Including recovery accounts.

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Everything old is new again

With my favorite database (Gel) effectively dead (team acquihire by Vercel), I told Claude to reimplement it in Deno/TypeScript. While I haven't tested it on a real project yet (on my TODO for tmrw), hundreds of tests pass so we'll see.

If it does work I'll do a Show HN in a few months. One thing I always do with LLM-code though is review every single line (mainly because I'm particular with formatting). disc.sh is gonna be the domain when I launch the marketing site.

You also really need to review its logic too, because it has a tendency to lack the full context of the code it’s working on, and make very silly logic mistakes.

1000%

People who claim AGI from these chatbots don't doublecheck the work.

Incredible. According to the comments he was only off by a year but he got the month correct. Also, I learned from the comments that spring is common wartime practice dating back centuries.

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This should be the default.

Nearly every time I see a complaint about git, someone comes through with a command like this. Is there a collection of similar tips that makes git better to use? If not, there should be.