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by DigitalSea 5y ago
As a 30 something, I have been using Discord for a few years now. Like many long-term users, I started out being a member of gaming-affiliated servers and now, I am a member of numerous technology and cryptocurrency/blockchain related
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by DigitalSea 5y ago
Plenty of us. While Node.js might not be talked about as much as Go or Rust is, it's battletested in my opinion and a breeze to work with. I'm currently using Node for a large-scale content platform that is comprised of an ingesti
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by DigitalSea 5y ago
This sounds like the last dying breath of a company knowing they are in some serious trouble over this massive stuff up. The fact they deal with medical data (what kind of data, I am not sure), they might be in violation of numerous protect
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by DigitalSea 5y ago
Underrated comment.
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by DigitalSea 6y ago
I wanted to like Tailwind and, I tried to tolerate it for a few months. To me, it always felt like a less opinionated Bootstrap, but arguably a lot more to learn. The same approach of having to remember class names and syntax is no differen
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by DigitalSea 6y ago
I had to do a double take on the name. I thought it was referencing the open-source Javascript framework Aurelia.
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by DigitalSea 6y ago
I have no knowledge of the attack nor am I familiar with how it happened, but it sounds like the founders could possibly be involved in this.
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by DigitalSea 6y ago
There are a few Aussies around here, but we definitely are not the majority, haha. The Aussie startup/tech space is quite tiny, especially in Queensland where I am from. One thing Australia is good at is quality over quantity. I see yo
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by DigitalSea 6y ago
Precisely this. When I first started out, it was freelancer.com which eventually went down the path of molecular type tracking. It's invasive and people don't want to pay you what you're worth, but you do it for the experienc
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by DigitalSea 6y ago
As an Australian developer and entrepreneur, I cannot express how proud I am of you guys for launching what appears to be such a well-thought out and executed idea. Seriously, well done. I am curious as to what issues you've encountere
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Aurelia 2 alpha announced: releasing March 2, 2021(aurelia.io)
2 points by DigitalSea 6y ago|1 comments
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by DigitalSea 6y ago
Another happy Linode user here. They might not have the nicest interface, but their service is top notch and I much prefer their UI to Digital Ocean's any day of the week. I've been with Linode for ten years now.
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by DigitalSea 6y ago
If you are a developer, a static site generator is the way to go. However, the point that so many developers seem to completely miss when they decide not to choose WordPress is the end user. There might be plenty of alternatives, but there
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by DigitalSea 6y ago
Spot on. I am currently working on a project that has over 25,000 multisites running in WordPress Multisite. The amazing thing besides the sheer number is WordPress has not been a problem, throw it on AWS and the scaling issues are solved.
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by DigitalSea 6y ago
Perhaps the most embarrassing thing about Parler besides the fact it was deplatformed so easily is that it was built on WordPress. And don't get me wrong, I love and use WordPress often, but to build such a large social media platform
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by DigitalSea 6y ago
This is great news. The thing I can't understand is, Ellume is an Australian company and somehow, the US has approved these rapid testing kits and Australia has not. Just seems strange and backwards to me.
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by DigitalSea 6y ago
I don't.
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by DigitalSea 6y ago
Same thing happened with the Nvidia 30xx series cards. Some of the scalped cards were being listed upwards of $3000 for a 3080. Many had fake bids, I watched as eBay did nothing. People were even trying to mislead users by selling cardboard
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by DigitalSea 6y ago
I used to be such a huge WebStorm proponent, but when Visual Studio Code reached the point where it could handle all facets of front (and back-end) development, the rich ecosystem and fast pace of updates, I cancelled my Webstorm subscripti
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by DigitalSea 6y ago
Mixer sends its regards...
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by DigitalSea 6y ago
Substack is amazing, it's like Tumblr meets Medium for newsletters. The UI is quite bare, the publishing tools are quite primitive, but it works so well. The ease of use inspired me to start my own newsletter where I talk about ideas a
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by DigitalSea 6y ago
Exactly. I think most experienced developers know about TDD, maybe they have even tried it on a personal project. But, selling it to a company that have commitments to investors, paying customers and an executive team who might not all have
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by DigitalSea 6y ago
Sadly, in this day and age of development and the need to constantly ship things, TDD has been dead for a long time. In my 12 year career, I have heard lots of people talk about test-driven development, but I've never seen it in a work
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by DigitalSea 6y ago
Hi Hn, I actually built this three years ago, but ended up not really doing anything with it and it kind of just sat there for a while. I recently decided to rewrite it with Aurelia 2 and release it again, more optimised than it was previou
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Show HN: Tidyfork – Cleanup old forks and starred repos(tidyfork.com)
1 points by DigitalSea 6y ago|1 comments
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by DigitalSea 6y ago
Google has a history of scraping content that they want, their business is built on the back of scraping other peoples content. The story I read just recently of what happened to Celebrity Net Worth was an interesting read where Google aske
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by DigitalSea 6y ago
We weren't discussing the uniqueness of low-quality content or clickbait, nor were we even discussing politics. We are discussing the introduction of changes which will largely benefit News Corp who owns 70% of newspaper circulation, R
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by DigitalSea 6y ago
Taxation.
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by DigitalSea 6y ago
>Quality news has a cost Have you seen what Murdoch-owned media publish these days? It's biased clickbait and gossip, there is nothing quality about News Corp content. Look at the front-page of news.com.au and you'll see what a
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by DigitalSea 6y ago
>Am I alone in thinking this is a ridiculous solution to replace traditional REST endpoints? You're not alone. I went down the GraphQL path a year and a half ago. I was telling everyone it was going to be the future, then I got tire

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