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agustif
6y ago
micro[0] is a nice nano/vim like replacement or just a simple terminal text editor with modern nice mouse support, might be worth a try! 0: https://github.com/zyedidia/micro
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agustif
6y ago
Would you mind sharing any resources you found helpful along the way? Might wanna pick it up on the near future
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6y ago
It does help get a laugh from any fellow spanish speaking dev though.. LOL
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6y ago
Well this kinda happened a few months back to some very wealthy US family (I think they got very rich thanks to selling legal opioids, during the opioid crisis) but somehow and by donating loads of cash, they ended up with their names on Mu
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agustif
6y ago
Or full tax-evasion. A lot of high priced pieces of art are only sold/bought in the basis of moving money discreetly.
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6y ago
Owning your own unique niche is the only way nowadays
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6y ago
Wow thanks this is gold and somehow I didn't knew about it yet!
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6y ago
Clickbait titles is the new journo
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6y ago
Well I fit pretty well on those lines and are not successful by (ab)normal standards anyway
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6y ago
Biggest rats I've seen where in Champs du Mars right there in front of the Eiffel Tower lol
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6y ago
As an everyday sufferer of the Medium bullshit, I've this on my idea bucket list, just never got to actually build it.
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6y ago
```Resource Limit Is Reached The website is temporarily unable to service your request as it exceeded resource limit. Please try again later.``` Ohh boy, right here why blogs might not be best suited for this hyper-connected global world we
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6y ago
Any newspaper website with a paywall or cookiewall or anti-adblock thingy maybe? That's not much readable without some trickery
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6y ago
Daaamn, I'm at 60, so a little over 20%, I will geet probably thhe general dark mode before the customize topbar css feature lol
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6y ago
Have you tried Dark Reader, I'm pretty happy with it: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/android/addon/darkreader/
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6y ago
Dark Reader is the best Browser Extension I've used for Darkify Every Website (It's only paid in Safari, free in Chrome and Firefox) It works great
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6y ago
Can some knowledge be transferred to other NoSQL flavours like mongo or is the book heavily specific about DynamoDB?
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6y ago
That's a great excuse to backup + full clean OS reinstall in my book
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6y ago
How hard would it be to make an open source framework for restaurants to be easy to setup/use instead of the alternatives?
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6y ago
Well microsoft now owns Github, NPM, VS Code, TypeScript, I wonder how that can go wrong... BTW, between them and facebook (React, GraphQL) that pretty much sums up my stack/tools of choice
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6y ago
I haven't read the post. You could share like in open source code contributions or in a blogpost in your own blog / domain
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6y ago
No but covid-lockdown induced WFH is not allowing also daycare to go to work I guess, also al schools/day-care business are/should be closed?
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6y ago
So should I uninstall Acrobar Reader from my mac or not? I don't even use it that much, only for official stuff and such that requires it
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6y ago
I've added apps I found on the wild before by creating easy enough to do PR/taps, as long as you follow guidelines It can get merged, you can always host your own namespace to not depend on upstream merging anyway I guess. Great p
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6y ago
Ryanair is like Gmail, the more the price of something tends to zero, the more you're ready to put up with bullshit like (Google reading your mail, or obnoxious ads on your inbox, etc)
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6y ago
Love NextJS, it just keeps getting better at each new release... Fast Refresh seemed impressive in some GIF's in tweets a couple weeks ago.
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6y ago
Well, no -cheap- is good, at least for the consumer paying the ticket. that's what has keept them in business so far I think. Sometimes it's so cheap all other stuff might be palatable if you're getting a 10x price reduction
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6y ago
This happening to me yesterday by reading 5y old mail. I was reading my old emails like what's this shit about, who's this? LOL
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6y ago
A few weeks ago there was a similar project, only that it was more analog as in the guy 3d printed an oval shaped hoop, so at every-angle it would go in, not as techno as this one, but more cool if you ask me
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6y ago
https://gfda.co/
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