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by Hedja 7y ago
You can avoid loading your site in an iframe using headers. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Headers/X-... https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web&#x2
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by Hedja 7y ago
You are still supporting Discord by using it and Discord still needs non-paying members. Without those members, Discord won't be as popular and the paying members wouldn't stick around. By all means, you are still providing value
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by Hedja 7y ago
It's worth mentioning that indiehackers.com is a JavaScript-only website and doesn't work with JS turned off. Google's spider can execute JS, while others do not. This is why indiehackers.com doesn't show up, not because
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by Hedja 7y ago
What do you base that on? Lego has plenty of small individual sets that get played with by kids, broken apart, bits go missing and eventually they get binned.
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by Hedja 7y ago
That's an interesting contradiction to the rest of their docs. Their docs in other place repeatedly state using periods "." will cause issues. https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/dev/Buc
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by Hedja 8y ago
Every time I see articles about time management with side projects, it reminds me of this Onion article: "Find The Thing You're Most Passionate About, Then Do It On Nights And Weekends For The Rest Of Your Life" https:/
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by Hedja 8y ago
It makes me think "AppVeyor". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AppVeyor Looks like it's a placeholder. https://github.com/intika/Librefox/issues/20
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Show HN: Promises – Using JS Promises for control flow with composable functions(github.com)
2 points by Hedja 8y ago|0 comments
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by Hedja 8y ago
No need to scrape it, they have an RSS feed. https://status.github.com/messages.rss
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by Hedja 8y ago
Author here. Yes, my conclusion's a bit blunt. I guess the broader takeaway is to not generate log lines in your business logic but instead to use a common API for events so that changing outputs (e.g. to syslog or some other standard)
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Always Log JSON(jahed.io)
3 points by Hedja 8y ago|2 comments
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Enforcing Retention Policies on AWS S3(jahed.io)
1 points by Hedja 8y ago|0 comments
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by Hedja 8y ago
I have similar issues, but only on low FOVs, framerates and motion blur. A lot of console games have a ridiculously low FOV that fails to match reality when you turn the camera; causing nausea. But on PC playing on 90+ at 60FPS+ with no mot
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by Hedja 8y ago
Net neutrality is still a problem outside the USA. For example, a lot of network providers provide "Unlimited Streaming" where they pick popular music and video streaming providers and allow you to use them without using up your d
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by Hedja 8y ago
I would argue that Beaker is providing a better UX for the web while solving the centralised nature of it. Its API allows websites to provide interfaces for creating and modifying websites tailored for specific audiences, owned by the use
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by Hedja 8y ago
I think most websites can be generated statically. But yes, it does mean a lot of the existing patterns used on the current web needs to be redesigned for it. Again, this is all very new so there's a lot that needs to be worked out. I
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by Hedja 8y ago
It feels like this is already a work in progress using Beaker Browser and Dat. - Beaker lets you browse entire websites (dat archives) and fork them. - It lets you create and serve your own sites directly from the browser and seed it from a
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by Hedja 9y ago
Always publish on your own platform then syndicate it across all the relevant social media providers to get exposure. It's a huge pain, especially now that most platforms are closed and don't provide automation (APIs, RSS), but it
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by Hedja 9y ago
If the goal of this project is related to simplicity, the README makes it look like anything but that.
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by Hedja 9y ago
I've also written a blog post about some of the reasoning and thoughts behind it here: https://jahed.io/2018/01/29/introducing-night-patrol/
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Show HN: Night Patrol, a CLI for Nightwatch(github.com)
1 points by Hedja 9y ago|1 comments
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by Hedja 9y ago
Understanding where to put a bunch of class names is a lot easier than understanding CSS. Bootstrap isn't really about working around CSS, often it's about avoiding it. CSS Grids will likely just make Bootstrap easier to use, main
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by Hedja 9y ago
You can do this with CSS Modules using BEM Classnames and a function to generate BEM classnames given a Component Name and State/Props. The function can then pick the generated classes out of the CSS Module's JSON import. If the c
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by Hedja 9y ago
Strange they've updated the main docs to 5.x yet their master branch is still on 4.x without a 5.x release. https://github.com/FortAwesome/Font-Awesome
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by Hedja 9y ago
We use "Name & Name <team@company.com>" during pairs/mobs so we don't worry about who gets the credit and waste time rotating authors. It doesn't look great on GitHub but we usually use an IDE to go throug
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by Hedja 9y ago
RSS/Atom is still used by most syndications. The average user may be unaware of its existence but that same audience is similarly unaware of most technologies that drive the web. Other than the death of Google Reader, there hasn't
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by Hedja 9y ago
Zelda Wiki is hosted on Gamepedia. It's like Wikia but specifically for Video Games and less obstrusive.
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by Hedja 9y ago
Just thought I'd share my experience with this, since I had a similar problem. Spinners make it look like the app is taking ages to load data, even if it's not. If you delay showing the spinner until around a second of loading, it
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by Hedja 9y ago
I'm building a game wiki/guide platform right now[1]. The idea mainly came from just wanting to re-create a game's interface on the web[2] and it gradually grew to a game guide and now a multi-game guide platform. I tried to
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by Hedja 9y ago
I wouldn't say it's bad. It's confusing at first, like most interfaces with a ton of controls, but you gradually get used to it and know where things are. The bad thing about the UI at the moment for me is the lack of HiDPI s

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