Keats

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by Keats 9y ago
The site is built with Gutenberg so you can open the inspector to view some.
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Show HN: Gutenberg – A static site engine as a single executable(getgutenberg.io)
241 points by Keats 9y ago|148 comments
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by Keats 9y ago
How do you get around corporate tax residence?
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by Keats 9y ago
The funny thing is that if you try to do it as a one person or small company, it won't work as your company will be considered a tax resident in the company you live in (as far as I'm aware).
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by Keats 9y ago
Yep I've seen that table plugin (I guess it's the one used on Nuclino?) but our tables are cost tables with calculations, currencies etc so it will probably need to be its own plugin. I can probably base it off this though, it loo
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by Keats 9y ago
Can I ask a bit more about ProseMirror? I am currently using a custom text editor but was looking into potentially replacing it with editors like ProseMirror, Slate.js How easy is it to write custom plugins/behaviour? For example our t
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by Keats 9y ago
There is a macro ( http://docs.diesel.rs/diesel/macro.infer_schema.html ) that connects to the database and builds up structs for the table in the database it's connecting to.
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by Keats 9y ago
Any idea when this will be in beta? That looks way more interesting than React Native to me.
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by Keats 9y ago
Redux makes it a bit annoying with the actions/actions creators. I've switched my project (written in TypeScript) from redux to mobx and, since it's just calling normal functions, everything is typed without making any extra
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by Keats 9y ago
You can replace "UK" by "the rest of the world" and it would still be accurate. For example, UK has probably the highest salaries in Europe.
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by Keats 9y ago
Github pros: - Can see new stuff that happened since the last time I was on the PR - Review mode - Faster - Can view rendered file (like .md) without leaving the page - Commits visible on the main tab And for a more subjective one: the gitl
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by Keats 9y ago
> Am I the only one who thinks gitlab is a poor product? I completely agree. I only use it because it has a CI for private projects for free but that's literally the only reason. The UX is not great (Github PRs are light years ahead
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by Keats 9y ago
Location: Japan Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: React, Python, Rust, Go Resume: https://vincent.is/introducing-himself/ Site: https://vincent.is/ Github: https://github.com
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by Keats 10y ago
Is there a way to see if the Cloud SQL team is planning to add more extensions? I'm mostly interested in citext myself but seeing that many people mentioned extensions, it would be nice to have some visibility in that.
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by Keats 10y ago
And then they can deport you for doing paid work on a tourist visa!
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by Keats 10y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote, Japan based Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Travel: Possible in Asia (a bit) Python/JavaScript/Go developer that likes open-source and doing MVPs. Last contract was building features they wanted to try a
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by Keats 10y ago
I've been using Arch for ~2 years now and haven't had anything break, I do a pacman -Syu (updates everything) every week or so. Arch has AUR ( http://aur.archlinux.org/ ) which has probably way more things than PPA
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by Keats 10y ago
We're using Chargebee in our app since Stripe is a bit too simple when it comes to subscriptions. I'm thinking something like Chargebee/Recurly should be open-source, with a gitlab model and with charts like chartmogul.com bu
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by Keats 10y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote, Japan based Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Travel: Possible in Asia (a bit) Python/JavaScript/Go developer that likes open-source and doing MVPs. Last contract was building features they wanted to try a
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by Keats 10y ago
It's a bit better but still extremely slow (didn't try on premise). We're still using it instead of github because of the CI though
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by Keats 10y ago
They still have to use Safari behind the scene.
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by Keats 10y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote, Japan based Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Travel: Possible in Asia (a bit) Python/JavaScript/Go developer that likes open-source and doing MVPs. Last contract was building features they wanted to try a
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by Keats 10y ago
As a counter-example, someone posted our product on PH and we only noticed when we saw a spike in signups and had a look at where they were coming from. It ended up being #1 that day and still is the main source of signups. I don't hav
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by Keats 10y ago
Looks like their (at least node-sass) popularity is growing: https://npm-stat.com/charts.html?package=node-sass&from=2015... I use libsass and postcss combined and pretty happy about it.
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by Keats 10y ago
Looks neat. Small UI comment on the landing page: the header of the columns looks exactly like the links so I initially clicked on Flock OS wondering what it was before realising it wasn't a link. What's the stack behind it (front
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A MobX introduction and case study(blog.wearewizards.io)
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by Keats 10y ago
Any book or resource to learn the financial projections etc?
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by Keats 10y ago
SEEKING WORK - Osaka / Remote - No relocation Senior full stack dev used to working remotely for startups. Looking for contracts to fund my own product. My strengths are: - Python (Flask/Django) - Javascript (React/Angular),
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by Keats 10y ago
Nix kinda does that, we use it for Go, it replaces pip and for system stuff.
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by Keats 10y ago
I just did that (redux -> mobx) as mentioned in another comment and it made the code easier to understand, everything typed with less than half of the code. No more connect or action, we just call the store method (equivalent to a reduce

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