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by arek_nawo 3y ago
Yeah, the documentation aspect is something that I started thinking about recently. That's why, currently, Vrite is more optimized for programming/developer marketing blogs rather than documentations. I'm working on proper AP
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by arek_nawo 3y ago
FYI, you have to sign in to try out Vrite (easiest through GitHub) but, for the purpose of this post, you can use the following credentials for a quick demo (at https://app.vrite.io ): Email: hello@vrite.io Password: Hello_2023 P
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Show HN: I’m building open-source headless CMS for technical content(vrite.io)
89 points by arek_nawo 3y ago|51 comments
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by arek_nawo 3y ago
It looks nice. In general I have nothing against "Comic-family" fonts. They look fun and unique. This certainly changes depending on how much you use them (e.g. an entire page in Comic Sans is... just comical. Applying the same lo
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by arek_nawo 3y ago
I see it more as a way to provide better Developer/User Experience over existing mailing services. It seems to be the main selling point of the entire platform. Given that it's price-competitive with other services, it might be en
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by arek_nawo 3y ago
I've been experiencing occasional slow-downs and issues on HN since last week. I would presume that it's due to more load (with WWDC last week and now Reddit black-out) but I don't really see this fully-reflected in the comme
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by arek_nawo 3y ago
No site NEEDS Cloudflare, but many can benefit from their slew of products. From their CDN to DDoS protection, Workers, and even basic things like DNS management - they provide a really good user experience across the board. Sure, it adds a
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by arek_nawo 3y ago
I believe documentation can be highly beneficial, but only when it's done well. The article makes some good points on this, but, just based on experience and common sense, documentation should be centralized, clean and descriptive enou
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by arek_nawo 3y ago
Compared to what you are (potentially) getting for the price it's not that high - especially when viewed as a work tool or business expense. You can easily pay more for tech it could replace, like monitors, headphones, speakers, lower-
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AirPods redefine the personal audio experience(apple.com)
2 points by arek_nawo 3y ago|0 comments
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by arek_nawo 3y ago
Mac Pro is honestly underwhelming. It's entirely for those you really need macOS + PCIe combo. Other than that, with no expandable RAM (beyond top 192 GB) and no external GPU support (I assume), there's no reason to pick it over M
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by arek_nawo 3y ago
$3499 is a high price, but if Apple can deliver, this might just be the next iPhone-like product.
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by arek_nawo 3y ago
I'm a bit split on this. As an OSS enthusiast I'd certainly like for self-hosting installation and maintenance to be easier. However, from the business perspective, I also see this as just one less reason to use hosted services -
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by arek_nawo 3y ago
After a closer look - I must agree. On the other hand, with more projects implementing bash scripts or using Docker for easier installation, maybe there's a way to make self-hosting easier without such dedicated apps. Hosted services w
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by arek_nawo 3y ago
This looks really interesting. Having the ability to self-host various open-source apps is great, though, for me at least, it's always a bit stressful. Without a lot of dev ops experience I'm not always confident in my setup and t
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What to Expect from WWDC 2023(macrumors.com)
2 points by arek_nawo 3y ago|0 comments
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by arek_nawo 3y ago
Nothing new. AI is a big data harvesting tool and this will only accelerate. Anything you input goes towards making it better, but I wouldn't exclude the possibility of this data being used for other purposes. No wonder big companies s
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Building an Extension System on the Web(vrite.io)
1 points by arek_nawo 3y ago|0 comments
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by arek_nawo 3y ago
14% actually seems impactful and about right. I can't say current AI has influenced my work in web dev much, as most of the stuff I do is one of: - Not well documented, leaving AI with no idea what to do; - Somewhat complicated where p
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by arek_nawo 3y ago
> Most watch users don’t know how to change the strap and I bet pre-Apple Watch, many didn’t realize that was an option. Although Apple has a history of simplifying and popularising various things, I thinks it's a bit of an overstat
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by arek_nawo 3y ago
While I was suspecting something like this is taking place, it's quite sad to actually have solid evidence. I was actually doing my own kind-of research in hopes of starting an open-source-focused start-up. While I know stars aren&#x27
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by arek_nawo 3y ago
While this is a single headline picked out from multiple pages of detail information, the economy (both US and worldwide) has certainly seen better times. For the last few months, especially the smaller, regional banks in the US felt the ef
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by arek_nawo 3y ago
All the concern and regulatory talk around AI seems like it's directed not towards AI risk (that's not even a thing right now) rather than controlling access to this evolving technology. The not-so-open Open AI and all their AI re
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by arek_nawo 3y ago
So many unsung heros in the open-source space, while it's so easy to forget people who worked hard on the tool you just used. On this note, I've actually used hyperfine a while back for some quick benchmarking - thanks to David an
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by arek_nawo 3y ago
Clean - yes. Working with CF Workers was (and I think still is) a joy. However, I'm curious if, with this many features that are mostly unique to CF, will there be a feeling of vendor lock-in when developing more complex apps? Serverle
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by arek_nawo 3y ago
True. I was actually looking at Render a while back to host my app. The Render Disks were the one feature I was most interested in, as no other PaaS provider I was aware of provided persistent disk storage. The prices were a bit too much fo
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by arek_nawo 3y ago
With the mindset described, I'd say most of the software that the World runs on nowadays shouldn't be used. Also: > My first resolution is just to bring less software into my life. It is still early days, we don't really u
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by arek_nawo 3y ago
Not really a surprise, and the platform will very likely grow further, though I wouldn't compare CF to AWS in anything except the rise in popularity. I'd say they're "reinventing" cloud in a way. From my point of vi
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by arek_nawo 3y ago
CF Workers seem to slowly becoming a full-blown "edge" platform. A year or two ago you couldn't really use it for much except simple cloud functions and key-value storage, but now, with WS support, S3 storage and SQL database
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by arek_nawo 3y ago
You can certainly view it from different perspectives, e.g. people are happier than estimated or people estimate lower than actual happiness. So your point is valid as well. As for readability - it took me a while to get it too so I agree.

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