Destiner

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by Destiner 4y ago
If that endpoint was made public by mistake, anyone using it might be held responsible.
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JavaScript Ecosystem Is Pretty Great(plutoapp.xyz)
3 points by Destiner 4y ago|0 comments
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by Destiner 4y ago
Thing is, different people have different goals for open source, and that’s perfectly fine.
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by Destiner 4y ago
Dunno, made me chuckle a bit.
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by Destiner 4y ago
Selling picks and shovels to those who sell picks and shovels is a lucrative business, huh?
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by Destiner 4y ago
You don’t need ai for that, tons of ppl here in russia will do it for pennies.
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by Destiner 4y ago
I'd suggest stop using 3rd party font hosting altogether and adopt something like Fontsource [1]. That way, no reliance on 3rd parties, full privacy, and full control over font file changes (yeah, apparently, fonts are changed from tim
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by Destiner 4y ago
I used this a lot to work with timestamps until I switched to Raycast and made an extension to do the same.
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by Destiner 4y ago
I believe even in US not many ppl have access to 100k in debt (and usually that debt would be tied to you not the company) But even besides, there’s plenty of third world-ish countries with lots of talent and no easy money.
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Why most design systems implode(storybook.js.org)
3 points by Destiner 4y ago|0 comments
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Startup Handbook by Julian Shapiro(julian.com)
1 points by Destiner 4y ago|0 comments
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Local-first Applications are Coming Back(plutoapp.xyz)
1 points by Destiner 4y ago|0 comments
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Blockspace: An Introduction with Chris Dixon(readthegeneralist.com)
1 points by Destiner 4y ago|0 comments
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by Destiner 4y ago
I believe it’s the opposite? In a large org, you can have a dedicate team managing your servers. When you’re a one man business, you want to abstract as much as possible to focus on value proposition.
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by Destiner 4y ago
Since you mentioned Zcash and Namecoin, do you have an opinion on ENS, Aztec Protocol, and zkSync? They are trying to solve the similar problems that projects you mentioned do, and somewhat fall into Web3 umbrella.
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by Destiner 4y ago
Afaik it allows setting the animation duration, which should help a bit
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by Destiner 4y ago
Is it "unregulated markets" that make all the difference somehow? Aren't $tsla, $zm, $coin ponzis as well?
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Proof Without Words(en.wikipedia.org)
4 points by Destiner 4y ago|0 comments
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MEV and Me(research.paradigm.xyz)
1 points by Destiner 4y ago|0 comments
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by Destiner 4y ago
I think the idea is more about "avoid bundled changes that are harder to debug and roll back". A change doesn't have to be a new feature, might be a bug or typo fix.
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FormKit: Form building framework for Vue 3(formkit.com)
218 points by Destiner 4y ago|65 comments
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Quantifying MEV: Introducing MEV-Explore v0(medium.com)
1 points by Destiner 4y ago|0 comments
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by Destiner 4y ago
Wonder whether it's related to attack on Heroku.
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Designing a Command Palette(plutoapp.xyz)
19 points by Destiner 4y ago|0 comments
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by Destiner 4y ago
I’ve been using 10 hour videos of black screen with success.
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The rise and fall of crypto culture(andrecronje.medium.com)
42 points by Destiner 4y ago|100 comments
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by Destiner 4y ago
How secure is that? It’s pretty easy to intercept SMS.
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by Destiner 4y ago
It's called "DuckDuckGo Privacy Essentials" for those will look it up in the AppStore.
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by Destiner 4y ago
This is awesome news for those who prefer not to use Chromium browsers. Between Safari, Orion [1], and DDG, macOS starts to have a competitive landscape for native browsing. Will definitely try once they will implement password syncing. [1]
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by Destiner 4y ago
Ideally, you don't start building any software until you have a validation. "Soft" validation would mean having people that want to try it, "hard" validation would be preorders. A middle ground might be what Buffer

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