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Linear.app is a nice JIRA replacement/add on, raycast makes both available from alfred like launcher app.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_law
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Yeah and if all SaaS are shovels, probably stripe is a friggin bulldozer?
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Well, he moved on to selling shovels no? He works at stripe. Encouraging people to build SaaS and online business seems like what he should be doing?
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Redacted.
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There was an alternative frontend for imgur in show hn the other day too... like teddit and nitter but for imgur
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Puppeteer/Playwright are the easiest for me
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I just remembered the drama a couple weeks back about some library for coloring terminal output... People do stupid shit for fake internet points and fame already, I wouldn't put cash into that equation
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If sea levels keep rising a lot of coasting could be like this. In the netherlands they have flaoting houses in the canals, but stationary AFAIK
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Someone could make a plugin for HN that added a little link to the wayback machine or archive or whatever if available. HN Nostalgic Mode or something lol
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I was reading on another thread and found the link, no entries for the 8, but some for the 9, 15 years ago... when did HN actually launch?
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Is a surgical-mask better than a fake N95 mask?
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Getting more demand that you can handle with your current team/systems/resources?
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I once made a simple ETL concept library for a coding challenge, I actually never published it, and it's not like performant or anything, but maybe I should open source it?
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I needed to do this, so happy someone else made it! A nice FOSS library for it was on HN recently, sharing is caring I guess https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28680136 https://extract-table.com/ https:&
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What is this? This form finds all the discussions on Hacker News, Lobsters, Reddit and Barnacles (other communities will be added in the future
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Astrology
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Yes. Started loading slower pages and then throwed some can´t respond to your request right now! Seems fb down is making people go other places meanwhile maybe_
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Fixed, had the repo as private. Thanks for letting me know!
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Location: Barcelona, Spain Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: JavaScript/TypeScript, NodeJS, GraphQL, React, NextJS, NestJS, Apollo, etc.. Résumé/CV: https://github.com/agustif/me/blob/
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Wow, hard to believe how much the team lead by the collison's have achieved in only a decade...
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If you ever are interested, there's some cool stuff in the area like oclif framework. (from heroku) for building nice CLI tools... Very interesting mix of JS+CLI indeed
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Go solar, or go home https://solar.lowtechmagazine.com/es/2020/08/how-sustainable...
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So that coffe is warm? You can gat warm coffe thrown at you from the sky now? Great
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https://www.julian.com/learn/growth/content-marketing This is a good resource
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If you have the patience, I would recommend spinning up a VM so you can isolate your test envirorments, you can keep the goddamn extension installed there for future tests, but you only use that VM for testing, and spin it off and never tou
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Hey, if you already are up with NextJS, you've BlitzJS which is a Rails-like framework for NextJS. Hope you enjoy it!
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This looks super nice! I've been interested in the ecommerce + graphql space for a while, yours seems a really great project, will be following along and looking into migration paths! I love the stack choices as well, seems much more l
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I just have to say I'm very happy with Dokku/Ledokku for my Node/React apps!
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web2: client <-> server web3: client <-> client <-> client
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