yogthos

yogthos OP , 3 months ago to worldnews in This is how the war could have ended in April 2022

I love how libs always resort to smearing people instead of engaging with the actual points being made.

yogthos OP , 3 months ago to memes in The Adversary

Where did I suggest you were an American?

yogthos OP , 3 months ago to memes in The Adversary

and now you understand how the rest of the world feels about US media

yogthos OP , 3 months ago to worldnews in This is how the war could have ended in April 2022

Russia is literally in the process of fully conquering Ukraine as we speak. What part of that are you struggling to comprehend there?

yogthos OP , 3 months ago to worldnews in This is how the war could have ended in April 2022

People have the right to an opinion, and I have the right to point out the obvious idiocy of that opinion. If you have an actual counterpoint to what I said, then feel free to expound on it.

yogthos OP , 3 months ago to worldnews in This is how the war could have ended in April 2022

It might be a well regarded outlet, but it’s not saying what people want to hear.

yogthos OP , 3 months ago to worldnews in EU to probe ‘flood’ of cheap Chinese electric vehicles, sparking trade war fears

Is see see pee propaganda in the room with your right now?

yogthos OP , 3 months ago to worldnews in This is how the war could have ended in April 2022

If you can’t understand that things have gotten far worse for Ukraine in every respect in the past two years, while hundreds of thousands of people died, and millions more had their lives ruined, then kindly take your own advise. It’s incredible how libs love to moralize while the actual tangible outcome of their actions is always nightmarish. This is what happens when people become completely disengaged from reality.

yogthos OP , 3 months ago to programmerhumor in Asking the important questions

I’m not trivializing anything here. What I actually said was that when all the UI logic lives on the frontend, then the backend just has dumb fetch and store operations along with an auth layer. In this scenario, the backend code can indeed be largely stateless. Specifically, it doesn’t care about the state of the user session or the UI. The only one trivializing things here is you by completely ignoring the nuance of what’s being explained to you.

yogthos OP , 3 months ago to worldnews in EU to probe ‘flood’ of cheap Chinese electric vehicles, sparking trade war fears

people running the EU are not the sharpest tools in the shed

yogthos OP , 3 months ago to programmerhumor in Asking the important questions

I mean if you’re going to be aggressively obtuse about this, I guess there’s no point talking.

yogthos OP , 3 months ago to programmerhumor in Asking the important questions

There is data that gets persisted and needs to be stored somewhere, and then there’s the UI state that’s ephemeral. The amount of data that gets persisted tends to be small, and the logic around it is often trivial.

yogthos , 3 months ago to worldnews in Shafik authorizes NYPD to sweep ‘Gaza Solidarity Encampment,’ officers in riot gear arrest over 100

good point

yogthos OP , 3 months ago to programmerhumor in Asking the important questions

Sure, but that only gets you so far. I think it’s important to distinguish between document sites where the users mostly just views content, and actual applications like an email client or a calendar. The former can be easily handled with little to no frontend code, however the latter tend to need non trivial amount of UI state management.

yogthos OP , 3 months ago to memes in The Adversary

the capitalist hellscape your children are living in is what’s actually shaping them