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Graffur
5y ago
Same with Twitter. Twitter really improved in that area. I remember reading they had whole servers just to deal with Justin Bieber tweets
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Graffur
5y ago
VS Code auto hide terminal,cmd + J to open it auto hide side bar (which is on the right), cmd + B to open it turn off tabs, cmd + P to find files
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Graffur
5y ago
How does it work technically? I would like to see the output code example.
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5y ago
I knew you would reply :)
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5y ago
I haven't hit that yet. One of the principals I am following in my side project is to keep everything as simple as possible (he says while using a JS stack!). I know React but have been getting to grips with using GraphQL and Prisma. T
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5y ago
Yeah, and I have done exactly that. I am vocal about not liking the app but it can still suck me in. I have spent hours lying in bed just scrolling..
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5y ago
Even if it didn't share data.. it's designed from the beginning to be addictive. While other platforms like Facebook and Instagram grew into being platforms with aims to be addictive, I believe they started in a more neutral place
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5y ago
I this take is wrong. TikTok might be mostly teenagers but it's not an under the radar platform. It's mainstream and used by all ages.
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5y ago
I must be missing something, as this is highly upvoted, but I don't get the point of this submission
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5y ago
I workout at home so normally after work.
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5y ago
RedwoodJS. I feel like I am the only one to ever mention it on HN. It feels like I know a secret that no one else knows. Here's how the landing page describes it " Built on React, GraphQL, and Prisma, with full TypeScript support,
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5y ago
I honestly thought you had copied wordle. Well done on powering through. Finishing a project like this is an accomplishment in itself and the fact it is polished adds to it.
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5y ago
I pay for Google One but don't even use gmail
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5y ago
Damn, I can do all of that pretty well but earn more than 13x less
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5y ago
I feel like this is captured in the popular wisdom: "Don't jump to conclusions"
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5y ago
What does someone at Senior staff/E7 level do?
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5y ago
What positive story are you talking about? That the Olympics isn't that popular or is "terrible" as the OP describes it? Who is talking about the people who delivered the event, and who is slandering them in this conversation
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5y ago
> There's no doubt that China is an authoritarian state with major human rights issues there, but it's not at the scale being claimed Hold on, _you_ introduced the point about scale and then argued against it. > and they are
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5y ago
> I make around $0.9M-$1.2M per year today Wow, can I ask how you make that much per year? I am not in that position but to me it sounds like you should not go with the startup. The chance of failure is very high EDIT: One thing I though
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5y ago
> The Olympics is about setting that aside for a moment https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-china-55794071 Ah.. just set it aside for just a moment..
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5y ago
I always find these comments amusing. Counterpoint: I listen to JR but thought the joke wasn't funny. Neither comment adds to the conversation really. I don't think it is fair to say Joe is bloated - what does that mean? Fat? And
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5y ago
What would the lawsuit be and who would it be from? Shareholders?
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5y ago
Can this be used in work?
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5y ago
Same for me. I imagine if you do this you'll learn lots of useful word combos for Wordle but it will take the thought process out. I enjoy just taking 30 seconds to a min to think about what my next guess might be. Also, the dictionary
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5y ago
I would imagine the overlap between people who love settings and people on HN is quite large :) I also love settings with the exception of web browsers for some reason.
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5y ago
If you're young and free (no kids no mortgage), switch now. That is advice I wish I followed :)
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5y ago
That's like Elon tweeting about Dogecoin and then saying NOT to take his advice. Lol the meme "this is not financial advice" does not follow logic when you create a momentum, get yourself a platform and then essentially trick
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5y ago
To be honest, I don't love it. Wordle just 'works' better
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5y ago
When I try divide FF does a search
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5y ago
My main issue with TypeScript is the errors or warning in vscode are always awful edit: I am used to working with Java in Eclipse where the type warnings make much more sense
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