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   by agustif 6y ago

   If the graph is not the important part but want a serverless time-history stateful db check fauna.com
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   by agustif 6y ago

   And the sackers might inspire more international sackers too
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   by agustif 6y ago

   It works for me, already shipped. A bit late for the advice I guess. Use what you know?
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   by agustif 6y ago

   I certainly prefer my Macbook with OS X and VS Code = React Instant Reloads On a windows cpu with WSL, it takes like 30 seconds to recompile a simple nextjs frontend... WSL makes 0 sense when you have unix/bash available in the OS like
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   by agustif 6y ago

   You could suggest them to use React/NextJS, but publish a static export (yarn export) which is the buildtime compiled HTML+CSS+JS from react, but without needing anything else. Works well for static pages, this is what I did so II coul
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   by agustif 6y ago

   And if your charger breaks. when you buy a replacement at 90euros the usb-c cable doesn't come with it. Mine is in a pretty poor shape after two chargers. They cost 20eur separately
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   by agustif 6y ago

   As someone who has been thinking about doing some ghost writing for b2b/enterprises/startups as a nice side-income but never got to actuallly do it. This is a great footprint for me to try and crack something to submit (monday) id
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   by agustif 6y ago

   And that's pretty much the reason anything is not fixed/properly built in government software or anything really, every 4 years scrap everything and start from scratch is not sustainable
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   by agustif 6y ago

   1. Thank you for smoking (Go watch that movie) Weed industry in the US (Miraculously legalized in most key states in record times)
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    by agustif 6y ago

    blindless Bi-partidism never brought much democracy anywhere
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    by agustif 6y ago

    In my opinion, politicians love wars on drugs because that way they can keep the monopoly of whatever they want to sell. If you make the laws, you make something illegal, and then don't follow your own laws because you're also the
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    by agustif 6y ago

    Already love TypeScript, but haven't read any book about it yet, gonna pick it out and see how it goes!
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    by agustif 6y ago

    Deflecting is like in the 101 Politics class I think
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    by agustif 6y ago

    Driving -> No framework Taxi (with human driver) -> Hiring a developer to code it. Driverless taxi (of the future) -> using a framework.
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    by agustif 6y ago

    I had to switch from it last minute, because one of my forms wouldn't activate, actually, I did get the Form Activated to appear, and some emails passed, but then It was still deactivated, and found myself in an endless loop. Idk, but
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    by agustif 6y ago

    I've been recently looking for form solutions Free https://www.staticforms.xyz/ https://formsubmit.co/ Paid https://formbucket.com/ https://formspree.io/ You can also
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    by agustif 6y ago

    I concur with both and I made the switch along then because my atom was unbearable (although heavily loaded with probably unneeded extensions). But VS Code has been a smooth experience since then. I only brought it up because it certainly p
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    by agustif 6y ago

    Octotree is awesome too, and you can get the dark theme with the free account https://www.octotree.io/
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    by agustif 6y ago

    Code-annotated screenshots would be rad, a bit like LogRocket logs a session, but static, so you can receive feedback and immediately act on it. Killer features also as GitHub Action/App Generate a shareable/anotable link on every
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    by agustif 6y ago

    By moderating like any other site I guess, trying to keep flamewars and trolls away, enforcing civilised discussion, curating the comments by participating themselves on the conversation... Just my educated guess
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    by agustif 6y ago

    The eternal question of how much you can capture of the value you create.
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    by agustif 6y ago

    For me on WSL2 keeps crashing on boot. God knows why, I just reset it to fabric defaults everytime and open VSCode and hope it works, lol!
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    by agustif 6y ago

    They both are electron-based, and when MS acquired GitHub, Atom took the worst part...
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    by agustif 6y ago

    Just open an incognito tab then, or if you use firefox checkout this extension https://addons.mozilla.org/es/firefox/addon/medium-unlimited... I hate medium too, anyway for my the paywall is like a nice featu
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    by agustif 6y ago

    No, sadly I have not, I can't vouch for it's production readiness for large-scale projects by telling myself first hand accounts of it, but I think you should checkout their latest blogposts/releases (Instant Reload, Dynamic
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    by agustif 6y ago

    TinaCMS is similar and open source, works with Gastby/Next
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    by agustif 6y ago

    You can leverage Postgres full-text search, and GeoJSON/PostGIS support. Also for replacing algolia ElasticSearch comes to mind, that should work for most of those use cases. For analytics and in the SaaS part you have both mixpanel an
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    by agustif 6y ago

    If you would like to explore more TypeScript ORM Libraries TypeORM comes to mind, and recently Zapatos made it into the frontpage and although it's new it looks like a nice simple but powerful alternative, much more close to raw SQL th
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    by agustif 6y ago

    NextJS might be open source but it's from a company (recently renamed do) Vercel, before known as Zeit.co, which has also a lot of VC dollars behind it's belt. Microsoft owns github, npm, vscode, typescript... I mean...
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    by agustif 6y ago

    Well there's been a lot of heat/hate for hCaptcha too since Cloudflare adopted it once Google decided to start charging it's biggest users of reCaptcha. People where ggetting hit mostly on Firefox, and mainly when non being i