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agustif
6y ago
https://github.com/cdr/code-server is an interesting way of running VSCode in the browser.
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6y ago
There Is No Cabal
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6y ago
The EU likes privacy, most states already have weird public tv taxes and such. In spain you used to pay a canon/fee for every disk, hdd, or pendrive that can contain pirateed content, it's like a preemptive tax for everyone. lol..
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6y ago
TypeScript 4.0 React 17 TypeGraphQL 1.0.0 GraphQL-Modules 1.0.0 StoryBook 6 Webpack 5 Next 9.5 It's been an awesome month for TS/GraphQL (stable) releases
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6y ago
Well, actually is a good base to migratee a js codebase to ts manually, one file at a time. You can leave parts in JS while you upgrade/add new features in TS
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6y ago
I've this crazy idea for a de-centralized pirate-media aggregator that could fix piracy by going the pay what you want route. I would only pay back to creators directly, no copyright holders, no studios.. Wonder how that would go...
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6y ago
https://codecombat.com/
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6y ago
emma (german I think) bought it on spain. Just launched a springy version at a 3x price-tag though! Got the cheaper foamy one
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6y ago
If you would like alternatives, a friend of mine is building a great decentralized blogging platform. https://github.com/pradel/sigle https://app.sigle.io/login
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6y ago
502 bad gateway. Choose your hosting wisely (too) I guess? Maybe I've a bad mobile connection.
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6y ago
If you want to do this in-house, I've some libs I can share to extract pdf's to json/structured data js https://www.npmjs.com/package/pdf2json py https://py-pdf-parser.readthedocs.io/en&#
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6y ago
Well that's the same than saying design by-comittee sucks.
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6y ago
Yeah Jeff came on vacation to spain and found a distant relative called Bezos too in a small town nearby our capital. I think he paid them a visit, seen on local tv. LOL source in spanish: https://www.abc.es/sociedad/20
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6y ago
Open a local seed bank/marketplace then?
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6y ago
This is pretty bleak and sad news for future browser competition I guess
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6y ago
I bought it eons ago, never played it. The newsletter gets annoying sometimes ha, hope they finish it someday
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This is pretty good though > pleerock commented 25 days ago I would like to ask not to spam here. Thank you. If somebody prefer some alternative - try it, maybe it can better fit your needs. Nothing is perfect and there are always set co
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6y ago
is typeorm really abandoned though? I've been playing with rc3.0.0 recently... I'm having fun using it with GraphQL Modules and TypeGraphQL The docs are pretty decent too!
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6y ago
Oh yeah. I missunderstood that
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6y ago
Yeah but ego always trumps money, and the re-branding is now not when the sale was agreed?
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6y ago
I misunderstood it, will they rename Twitch next? edited;
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6y ago
But you can aut-generate the docs from code/schema!
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6y ago
The best sellers usually are left untouched on your kindle or even (physical) bookshelf if you fancy that. I guess people just buys it and forgets about it
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6y ago
I have one always disconnected on my desk. After the first couple of days of newness it just didn't provide much value to justify sucking electricty for me
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6y ago
I don't know what to say, I almost never use it conciously. If I hang in doubt on cmd it pops. Not working on big sur right now though
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6y ago
Cheatsheet is helpful https://mediaatelier.com/CheatSheet/ I customized the theme to dark once.
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6y ago
On the elixir/phoenix choice for WS, I guess that makes sense too, I diped my toes on eelixir a long time ago after starting learning to code with ruby. It was cool, but I found a better home at JS/TS. You can have WS with graphql
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Yeah that makes total sense (focusing on strategic tech). Also hadn't thought about plugging in graphile, I guess that makes sense. I also saw in the repo you don't have TS in mind for now (It could be great later down with a big
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Is graphql support on the roadmap? Why did you go with elixir for subscriptions?
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Oh I've been using this on TS without knowing it had a name. TIL
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