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by arnorhs 4y ago
Awesome, congrats. I've been an early trier of moon repo and I really fell for the slickness of the website and the name, when evaluating build tools. I've primarily worked in typescript codebases and have used raw yarn workspaces
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by arnorhs 4y ago
yeah, for me the kristall website also didnt work in kristall.. not sure if i'm doing something wrong https://www.dropbox.com/s/xtezzcsm2qcat8a/Screenshot%202023-...
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by arnorhs 4y ago
This is an interesting approach. Should help mitigate the URL max length for larger states. However as some people have pointed out it comes with a few caveats - The URL is unreadable for humans - You possibly end up storing things in the U
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by arnorhs 4y ago
I have built a lot of apps, including huge react apps. The problem you are describing is usually a result of people representing too much in state of as part of the same state. Now I could be wetting but it's hard to have these sorts o
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by arnorhs 4y ago
I would just contact cloudflare via discord. They will know what your best recourse is
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by arnorhs 4y ago
What I want to know is, what is your goal? Do you have an end result in mind? Eg. Learning? Sharing the sheets? Making online calculators for fun? Or do you want to turn this into a business? Can you share example links for what you have in
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by arnorhs 4y ago
Wholeheartedly agree. I actually tweeted out this morning a suggestion: HSR (Hydrated server rendering) .. i think that encapsulates the difference pretty well.. although CHSR would be more accurate, but "Client" is implied when t
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by arnorhs 4y ago
to be fair, .net had stuff like that for ages. i've never used any of it though.
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by arnorhs 5y ago
I agree. One thing to add, is that there's nothing preventing you to invent a new noun for a particular rest resource that returns bundles of content. eg. /user/:id/dashboard - it makes it so this endpoint is not tied to
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by arnorhs 5y ago
To play the devil's advocate the main things I like about dropbox that syncthing doesn't help with is: - being able to store way more data in the cloud than my computer can fit - Seamlessly being able to browse all the files and s
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by arnorhs 5y ago
interesting. do you have a go-to resource for how you would recommend somebody learning RT?
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by arnorhs 6y ago
seems to be associated with logged in activity - youtube in incognito works fine, as an example.
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by arnorhs 7y ago
interesting. one question though, how is xpath more powerful than css for selecting elements?
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by arnorhs 7y ago
Honestly, yet another CMS that ties your UI to your CMS is not what we as an industry need. I know it seems nice and it has a lot of nice features (features that have been in other CMSes before) .. but this is just an old school way of thin
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by arnorhs 7y ago
take a look at prismic as well.. it has some nice features for "normies" .. although it is missing a bunch of nice features from contentful.
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by arnorhs 7y ago
you can.. though, honestly, i'd advice against wordpress + gatsby. in my experience, because of various plugins required to do various things, the way media is fetched etc, and the highly difficult task of getting things working with s
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by arnorhs 8y ago
you should take a look at the caching policies (fetch policy) apollo client provides as well as the error policy. neither are easy to find for the error policy, you basically control the behavior (for each client instance or each request) w
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by arnorhs 8y ago
That all sounds fine. The title of the post seemed to indicate this project was about the WYSIWYG editor. I understood codingdave's question to relate to the WYSIWYG editor in particular.
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by arnorhs 9y ago
Great question. The funny thing is, 6 years ago, if you'd ask the same question (and I'm guess that's what you're coming from) the go-to answer on HN would've been Rails / Django something. Where both will allo
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by arnorhs 10y ago
100% same for me, same game, same behavior.. didn't really think about it until you mentioned it.
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by arnorhs 10y ago
not only that, but even when you have a resource with a long cache time, and cache-control public, the browser will still do a request for the file headers (a conditional request - one that serves the content if it has changed/doesn&#x
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by arnorhs 10y ago
i feel like the physical aspect is something that's actually cumbersome in practice, you need a lot of space, and even then you need to make sure you don't gradually bump into things. It's a bit of a gimmick and I believe it
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by arnorhs 10y ago
probably BA and CBT are the most studied and scientifically proven ways to develop new habits and rid yourself of self-damaging habits.
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by arnorhs 10y ago
The core problem with Basecamp is: - it groups teams into projects - so if you start a new project, you have to invite people to that project and each projet is very isolated (aside from some global feeds that show stuff from all projects)
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by arnorhs 10y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hanlon%27s_razor
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by arnorhs 10y ago
wouldn't you be able to type in a correct email with a probability of 0.94 of it being correct?
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by arnorhs 10y ago
>Vuejs is adding it's own tags to html like if and for. Which requires another DSL to learn when i use simple js(not advanced js) in react. I'm not familiar with the concept of simple js vs advanced js in react. But your statem
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by arnorhs 10y ago
that's a really insightful and well written response. except for the ad hominum at the end. that felt distasteful.
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by arnorhs 10y ago
> I have no idea where does hate for React come from, it's >> just << an open source library I think most developers (at least seasoned ones), come to appreciate tools as a solution to the problems that they solve. There
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by arnorhs 10y ago
A really well executed Incremental game[1] and the best part about it is that it has an ending. Even a retro end-game sequence. Well done. I really enjoyed it. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Incremental_game

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