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Generating Dynamic Sitemaps in SvelteKit
(casperfeng.com)
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3y ago
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Why You Shouldn't Nest Your Code [video]
(youtube.com)
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3y ago
Interesting, I was happy to do it for $48k and thought there were no further room for negotiating. Can you share how your negotiation went down?
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4y ago
Duolingo is the digital version of the toys that teach counting and basic vocabulary for toddlers. Same principle and methods.
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4y ago
In the link you provided: > Note that this data policy does not apply to OpenAI's Non-API consumer services like ChatGPT or DALL·E Labs.
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4y ago
That's kinda my point replying to OP. We've indeed progressed. I'm not sure if you are denying that?
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4y ago
I know you can use ethernet to build a network but if you build a global network with 90s technology, you'll get what?... the internet like we know today but worse. What problem was solved? That was my point responding to OP. We actua
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4y ago
Too bad you can't use LAN to work from home
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4y ago
The point is to bridge online and offline and make apps more robust If it works locally and there's no need for syncing or communication in the first place then yeah, problem solved!
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Artwork Personalization at Netflix (2017)
(netflixtechblog.com)
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Why I’m using a keyboard phone in 2023
(theverge.com)
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4y ago
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4y ago
Check Porkpun, Namecheap, and Namesilo.
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4y ago
Personally, moved most domains I manage to Cloudflare or Porkbun a while back, and use Zoho for emails
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Clean front end architecture with SvelteKit
(nikoheikkila.fi)
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4y ago
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4y ago
Low code is useful for prototyping and validating ideas. I wouldn't count on it for anything long-term
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4y ago
You got a very nice collection. Combined, do they bring more than 2K/month?
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How to Have Buckets of Time
(world.hey.com)
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The Improv Instinct
(world.hey.com)
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4y ago
It kinda does? Enabling NSFW would discourage a lot of people from using the server if they have to keep looking over their shoulder or only use it in private
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4y ago
> while no one really cares about consuming any of their output Most people who blog don't aim to be influential writers. It's more about self expression. > they will follow you if you decide to move your work elsewhere in t
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4y ago
Wouldn't these protective laws help promote outsourcing tho? Less headache, not to mention wages Similar to that in finance, where big corporations have the luxury to establish entities in tax heavens and avoid paying large sums while
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How Microsoft Edge Updates
(textslashplain.com)
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Ask HN: Is it just me or ChatGPT's hype is way overblown?
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It's not about hardware capability. Google seems like it's not truly committed to Bard or supporting it with its full power Why? Not sure, either they're cooking something secretly under the hood or they haven't formulat
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Closed issues dont mean anything though... a lot of maintainers bulk close hundered of issues as "nofix", "no activity after 3 months", and so on. Just sweeping them under the rug. And many of them pride themselves with
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Why I Use Old Hardware
(drewdevault.com)
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The Page with No Code
(chriscoyier.net)
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4y ago
Check Vox's "Why we all need subtitles now" https://youtu.be/VYJtb2YXae8
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The Price Developers Pay for Loving Their Tools Too Much
(remotesynthesis.com)
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4y ago
A text editor can't produce new content. ChatGPT is the co-author (source). Like a (ghost)writer, it came up with the piece based on your request. They probably just mentioned it out of transparency. I know it's just an email her
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