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by 65 3y ago
I hate Next.js because they make it extremely difficult to deploy an SSR app anywhere except Vercel. You basically have to use the Docker image to deploy your SSR Next.js app. I prefer https://remix.run or https://vik
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by 65 3y ago
This sounds good until you want to actually get things done. I don't think of React as merely adding needless interactivity, it's also an excellent view engine. It's extremely easy to get a site up and running with easy to re
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by 65 3y ago
The purpose of art is to figure out what the purpose of art is.
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by 65 3y ago
Thank you! I watched a podcast episode with Rick Rubin and Andrew Huberman and they did a breathing exercise at the beginning with an app like this. Rick Rubin never mentioned the name of the app and when I tried to search the app store for
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by 65 3y ago
> We shouldn’t be writing div over and over with different interacting class properties. This is why we have frameworks like React with components, so you don't have to do this. Even if you don't want to use a framework, you ca
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by 65 3y ago
Every day I think about how great the web is, and how much of a shame it is that Apple has tried to destroy as much of the web as possible by getting developers to make iOS apps instead of web apps. If there was no app store the web would b
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by 65 3y ago
React/JSX is the easiest to read and comprehend. I find it a little more intuitive than Vue. If you want something simpler I would suggest Alpine. If you want something even simpler than Alpine I'd suggest HTMX.
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by 65 3y ago
Huh? If you don't want to write bare HTML/CSS/JS you can use one of the many frameworks that make writing web apps easier. Even if you hate React or Vue you can use Alpine. If you really hate Javascript you can use HTMX. The
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by 65 3y ago
Morning Brew gets good sponsorships because of their modern content. Modern content is making video, appealing to a target demographic (Gen Z for them), and being active on social media. Many newspapers don't care enough about social m
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by 65 3y ago
Either form journalist orgs as non-profits (e.g NPR) or modernize journalism content (e.g Morning Brew). The traditional print news model is getting increasingly out of date and it's going to take a bunch of old geezers dying to modern
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by 65 3y ago
There are also a lot of visual artists who dabble in programming, and vice versa. Programming is an incredibly creative activity so I can see why there is overlap.
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Ask HN: Interview shows like Charlie Rose that are still running
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by 65 3y ago
Microsoft owns Github, VSCode, Typescript, and NPM. That's like... my entire web development stack. Maybe it's fine now, but having one company own all of that makes me a little nervous.
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by 65 3y ago
At that point it seems faster to just learn how to write the logic yourself. Or get your answer from StackOverflow. To me this seems like we're trying to re-invent SQL in a weird way, where you can "write code like how you write n
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by 65 3y ago
It's possible to find probable duplicate files with the S3 CLI based on size and tags - I was working a script to do just that but I haven't finished it yet. Alternatively if you want exact backups of your computer you can use the
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by 65 3y ago
You can encrypt S3 buckets/files inside your buckets. By default buckets are encrypted.
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by 65 3y ago
S3 has bucket versioning if you want to have multiple backups. The S3 sync command also does differential backups; if you for example try to run the script over and over it will only upload new/different files.
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by 65 3y ago
If you're using S3 to back up your files, it's easier to write a shell script with the AWS CLI. For example here's a script I wrote that I run automatically to back up my computer to S3. I have an exclude array to exclude cer
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by 65 3y ago
Acid is one of those things that you do a few times then don't have much of a desire to do again. I've done acid about 15 times. Was fun, I guess. Acid makes you think outside the box and really zoom out on life. It feels like you
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by 65 3y ago
I don't trust the author if he's not giving any visual examples. Why should I trust his opinion?
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by 65 3y ago
I used some custom CSS to block out my YouTube home page, so I never clicked on anything on the home page. I was getting god awful "content" suggested to me on the sidebar of videos. Once I disabled the CSS and started watching so
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by 65 3y ago
I like magic mushrooms. They help me try to figure out the existence of God (or, really, some kind of higher entity or observer). I believe. I came to the hypothesis that nothing doesn't exist, that nothing = infinity. Time, 3D shape,
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by 65 3y ago
I mean corporations in the multi-billion to trillion dollar definition rather than a small mom-and-pop "corporation". For one I think antitrust legislation should be more thoroughly prosecuted - most notably I think network effect
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by 65 3y ago
Maybe it's because with corporate Capitalism, we've given up all our freedoms for comfort and safety. Comfort and safety are nice and all, but when we are no longer free to exist in reality, with other people, we get depressed. Ou
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by 65 3y ago
Pretty cool. I use Javascript procedures in Snowflake to make SQL views all the time. The downside is mixing languages can make reading the code very confusing. The upside is my job is secure because the analytics team can't decipher S
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by 65 3y ago
So the optimization here is that instead of creating a new array every time you call the count function recursively, you're only modifying a single array. Thus the new array recursive function is significantly slower because we're
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by 65 3y ago
My biggest PHP pet peeve has always been that the arguments are switched in the array_map and array_filter functions. array_map takes the callback first while array_filter takes the array first. I understand that array_filter takes the arra
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by 65 3y ago
My mind was a little less blown when I realized I misread Rockbox in the title for Roblox.
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by 65 3y ago
And? Who cares?
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by 65 3y ago
ckeditor works for me most of the time

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