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Keats
6y ago
I've made https://github.com/Keats/kickstart which is roughly the same thing (and improved some bits) without the need to install a python package.
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Some Garmin watches can play music too. Garmin 245 Music for example.
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Has anyone used Svelte and https://github.com/ryansolid/solid ?
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6y ago
There is i18n support already, just not as good as it would be with this PR (Fluent support etc).
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6y ago
Maybe. I don't think I've ever seen a hanged TV in Europe or Japan.
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6y ago
> One example is requests to support PostCSS instead of SASS In practice to use PostCSS, you need npm to install plugins, and maybe a `postcss.config.js`, so there are no advantages of having that PostCSS call in Zola's `config.toml
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Author of Zola, who used to have sites in Pelican, here. Pelican is way more customisable, you can write Python scripts to do whatever you want. The downsides: you need to have a virtualenv and that it is pretty slow (especially syntax high
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There are many compile-time templates that work on stable: https://github.com/djc/askama , https://github.com/maghoff/bart , https://github.com/kaj/ructe and https:/&#x
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6y ago
I've already posted it in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24121947 but it didn't get traction :/ +1 on using that URL
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Introducing Bevy
(bevyengine.org)
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6y ago
I agree. Facebook/Instagram/LinkedIn etc should not be controlled by the US in the EU.
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6y ago
> Apple have (freely) provided Basecamp a platform to grow their business via the App Store, whilst giving Apple (effectively) nothing in return. So the apps on the App Store don't provide any value to Apple? If all business apps we
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6y ago
> The package ecosystem was so stable that go didn’t ship with a package manager (not saying it’s good but definitely a sign of relative stability). Which also explains why you can git clone a Go library/tool and have it not buildin
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6y ago
Which features are you missing the most?
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Creator of Zola so a bit biased. Zola actually comes with an automatic search engine built-in that you can see on https://www.getzola.org/ I haven't used Gatsby.js as doing React/GraphQL for my static site isn
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6y ago
there's a typo in the title of that page: Mulit-tenant
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Mobx itself is fine for most usecases I think. I've used it on 4-5 projects now and it's been working very well in each.
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> TSC must be ported to Rust. If you're interested in collaborating on this problem, please get in touch. Have you talked with the TS people to see if maybe there are some bottlenecks that could be rewritten in Rust rather than rewr
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I've used TS for 4-5 years now and I have been using Next.js/GraphQL in a work project. I would focus on TS since I don't really think Next.js/GraphQL is worth the hype and I would bet TS will outlive both by a significa
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Can making Github Actions share code between them be a super high priority? Copy/pasting all the setup for a project on each action is repetitive and any time you need to make a change, you need to make it in 6-7 places in our case.
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The last time I looked at Elm was about ~4 years and this attitude was already showing. We hesitated building our business front-end in Elm at the time and had a general bad feeling about its future considering the various interactions we h
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Light Pollution from Satellites
(astro.princeton.edu)
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I've tried pip-tools, pipenv and poetry and pip-tools has been the easiest to use by far. I wrote a small comparison last year: < https://www.vincentprouillet.com/blog/overview-package-manag...
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I do the same. I find it much easier to understand and I've always needed to modify the config anyway. I wrote about my own boilerplate in https://www.vincentprouillet.com/blog/react-typescript-webpa... and the We
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They already take 30% of all sales through the app, isn't that enough?
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> In my opinion, of recent languages, Go has the sanest versioning and dependency story. I haven’t had a single breakage due to an update in Go. I don't know about that. I've tried to build 3 Go applications in the last couple
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For HumanMade you can compare your map with the one on their website (at the bottom): https://humanmade.com/who-we-are/
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How do you get the data? I know one company in the list and the numbers/countries are completely wrong.
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Their 2018 MacBook is by far the best typing experience I had on a laptop. Other laptop keyboards would be happy with just writing down what I just typed, the MacBook goes one step further and doubles many letters. That's after 6 month
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7y ago
As mentioned by others, you need to convert the bytes to a String. `Sha2` provides a helper function for that: `hasher.result_str()`. EDIT: sorry I don't know which docs I was looking at, I can't find it in the current version.
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