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by __jonas 3y ago
This is pretty tangential, but I just (1 hour ago) found out that iterm2 on Mac can integrate with tmux [1] if you run tmux with the argument "-CC", in a way that makes your tmux sessions map to the GUI windows / tabs in iter
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by __jonas 3y ago
When I was using IDEA a lot I've had this one come up a couple of times and I've really appreciated it every time: https://www.jetbrains.com/help/inspectopedia/SuspiciousNameC... I thought it was so swee
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by __jonas 3y ago
Wow thank you for sharing! I might just use yours, looks almost exactly like what I would want. yt-dlp really is a great tool too, I do hope it keeps working for a long time
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I always do yt-dlp -f "bestvideo[ext=mp4]+bestaudio[ext=m4a]/best[ext=mp4]/best" Not sure if there is a better way, ideally I would just like it to always default to that.
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by __jonas 3y ago
Looks like it used to be a free plan with a usage limit when they first launched in 2022: https://web.archive.org/web/20221111171736/https://kagi.com/...
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by __jonas 3y ago
> But... you don't have to pay for it. You do need an account, but Kagi has a free tier. It’s a trial, you get 100 searches for free, then you have to start paying. I don’t think you can call it a free tier but it’s a nice offer to
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by __jonas 3y ago
could you elaborate?
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by __jonas 3y ago
It works for me on an Intel MPB (2020) but it's probably a lot slower. On this page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Typeface it takes almost ~10 seconds for the text in the first image to become selectable after pa
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by __jonas 3y ago
So this would mean you would have to dynamically generate your webservers configuration at the build time of your SPA? And then how are you handling routes with params inside? In your SPA they would probably be configured like /us
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> So like, if you're on my-spa.com, and click a link to a post, the JS loads the post and updates the URL, but doesn't perform a full page load. So while you might be on https://my-spa.com/user/39820002&#x2
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by __jonas 3y ago
Well I suppose that's subjective, I probably put my bias in there but I would say: For mostly static or content driven sites, there are really nice static site generators now. I find Astro[1] really pleasant to use, offering the conven
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by __jonas 3y ago
> How are you implementing SPAs in a way that you can't return a 404? Not specifically me, but a lot of SPAs have their own routing. So you would go to https://my-spa.com/user/39820002/post/39811155
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by __jonas 3y ago
I'd be interested in how to get a nice workflow going with livebook and a local mix project. Right now I do iex --sname some-name --cookie some-cookie -S mix And then in the livebook, go to the runtime settings, select "At
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by __jonas 3y ago
But if it's an SPA, how else would you handle this case? How is the webserver supposed to know in advance which URLs the SPA is able to handle?
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by __jonas 3y ago
To me, the biggest value of Copilot is that you get unlimited access to a gpt-4 chat for half the price of ChatGPT Plus via Copilot Chat. The context sensitive stuff like highlighting a line of code and asking questions about it and the com
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by __jonas 3y ago
It's funny given the context of this case that this would be one of the rare times when using a blockchain would have actually been useful
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It works quite decently. I've noticed a nice side-effect of setting up playwright tests is that it helps catch accessibility issues, like interactive elements not being properly labeled as such.
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As far as I can tell from this reddit thread she is accused of this, but I don’t see 100% conclusive evidence of anything at all, am I missing something?
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Interesting, does that mean the different editions have feature parity now? I remember it used to be that the Java Edition was ahead of Bedrock with some game features and the phone version had way less content – is that no longer the case
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by __jonas 3y ago
I like those little animations, you do not, that's fine because there is a simple solution for it: Just respect prefers-reduced-motion when implementing animations and everyone is happy.
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by __jonas 3y ago
> Is doing a roundtrip to the server on every client interaction ever a good idea for building user facing UI? Hold on I thought HN is all hyped about HTMX now? Isn't that what that does too?
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> CV farmers What does this mean?
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I’m assuming “Fast” here is the same as in “FastAPI”, meaning fast for developers comfortable with python to build with and not fast in the sense of performance.
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by __jonas 3y ago
Forgejo has experimental CI/CD https://forgejo.org/2023-02-27-forgejo-actions/ They make no guarantee of compatibility with Github Actions but they seem to be aiming for it based on the syntax.
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by __jonas 3y ago
I'm assuming this would be done by zero-rating their advertising service. They already imply that they restrict traffic on their Free plan to certain services so I would assume they use the same mechanism to allow traffic to pass throu
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by __jonas 3y ago
You will love this https://bestmotherfucking.website/ Something very distinctly “of its time”, I feel.
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This feels extraordinarily 2011
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by __jonas 3y ago
Don't know about how it is in the US but what I enjoy about banks here is that basically all of them offer FinTS/HBCI/PSD2 or some other API to interact with the account so you can have a nice desktop app that automatically p
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by __jonas 3y ago
Clearly the safer option is sending the terms via CD https://t3n.de/news/sparkasse-digital-strategie-cds-per-post... Since no-one has a CD drive in their computer anymore, the security risk is negligible
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by __jonas 3y ago
Nice to see a new entry in the git based CMS realm, I really appreciate that you seem to understand the importance of a good user experience for editing content! Am I gathering correctly that this does not actually require you to host a bac

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