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blorenz
6y ago
This is great! I thought that I could filter on ingredients with an intersection of those ingredients and instead got the union. I would love if this could toggle between those and possibly the exclusion as well.
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Using Variable Fonts other than text
(v-fonts.com)
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6y ago
I thought this was going to be a take on "The Cathedral and the Bazaar" but how scrappy startups should be building a house like in a ghetto where they make do with anything they can in contrast to building a mansion where the orn
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blorenz
6y ago
This collection is an inspiration for illustrators. What an emotional range this guy https://www.nationalgeographic.org/projects/photo-ark/animal... has in his photos! I can see some Orc-inspiring features in him
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blorenz
7y ago
Here I thought this article would have been written by The Flat Earth Society! If the web frameworks - specifically Django - do a lot of the heavy lifting with their integration and the installation in modern Postgres is so much easier, I
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blorenz
7y ago
Do not wear your face mask like the gentleman front and center in the photo! Not covering your nose has become the source of many memes but it still widespread. Simply having the fabric on your face does not grant you a protective aura.
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blorenz
7y ago
It also seems like a job for MTurk.
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blorenz
7y ago
Could you elaborate on what of ES becomes so costly? I see it alludes to it in the article but I'm in the dark honestly. Is it the storage of the data since it mentions S3? Is it memory bound or CPU bound?
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blorenz
7y ago
Real-time identification of gang affiliations doesn't seem to be too far of a leap either.
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blorenz
7y ago
I really admire the determination of the One Man. Scrolling to the oldest updates reveals that his has been a passion since at least 2010. What a mark of constitution and fortitude to keep this passion burning. It is remarkable what his 201
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blorenz
7y ago
I'm usually enthusiastic about Echo products but today's announcements should have included Henry Winkler, a motorcycle and a shark tank.
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blorenz
7y ago
Very nice! I'm hoping that this can be a catalog and discovery tool in the future where we can showcase Tailwind components. Looking forward to it!
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blorenz
7y ago
I have played around with it the past day and the product is fairly efficient with excellent tutorials. I think it would be a capable product to create presentations with. I haven't had experience with Adobe XD or FramerX therefore I c
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blorenz
7y ago
I see that you have 4220 members that are subscription holders. I'm supposing that you have more that are active users but not Member/Patron status. What's average sessions? Is there anything you can do with the AWS allocatio
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blorenz
7y ago
Thank you! I, for one, would be keenly interested in this. I think it would enlighten about the operating costs and expenditures that are associated with this service and where they go. I'm hoping that the scrutiny of this might serve
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blorenz
7y ago
I'm curious why with $20K MRR it will take a Kickstarter to create a mobile app.
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blorenz
8y ago
A quick search about your tech yielded https://vuejs.org/v2/examples/hackernews.html (which demoes at https://vue-hn.now.sh/top ) Maybe you can advance your site with some learnings from that. Kee
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blorenz
8y ago
Please do. Yours sounds a bit more comprehensive than the current state of OP's.
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blorenz
8y ago
This is going to disrupt balloon artistry!
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blorenz
8y ago
I like the simplicity of this but am weary of using it in production based on other commenters. I would find something like this very useful if it would generate nginx configs instead of trying to function as the reverse proxy.
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Playground for SVG Filters
(yoksel.github.io)
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8y ago
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blorenz
8y ago
Agreed, or you end up with something that resembles the unfortunate path of iOS. I'm in the Apple ecosystem so this isn't an attack from an opposite camp, but a matter-of-fact cautionary tale about the kludge which has appeared w
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blorenz
8y ago
Congrats Django team! This iteration doesn't add too much for my current workings with the framework but it matures it none-the-less. My usual project compositions utilize Django, GraphQL, and React. I'm earnestly watching https
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8y ago
For me, it is window focus. I am readily in a terminal somewhere in my development flow so I can CRUD my task list there. Personally, I also added tb into my .zshrc so that I have an overview of tasks in-flight and in-queue when I open a ne
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blorenz
8y ago
This is great. The command line arguments are a bit obtuse at times. It would be stellar if there was an --interactive mode or a --shell mode, at the minimum.
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8y ago
I understand that his voice was his identity but our voices naturally and distinctly change as we mature and age. I am left to wonder why it was so important that his voice remain frozen in time? Also, though it borders on surveillance, thi
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blorenz
8y ago
Agreed. Django Forms' hay-day was back in the Request/Response rendering of page state era of the web. They introduced the ability to bind data for validation, rendering in the Template, programmatic generation based on Model and
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blorenz
8y ago
Maybe instead of altering the Internet globally, the EU should be regulated to modified browser clients that expose hooks into EU mandated policies like GDPR, link tax and elimination of memes? Address the problem where it is being consumed
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blorenz
9y ago
It may be fairly easy to learn, but mentally evaluating context during usage will be the friction much akin to HAML.
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blorenz
9y ago
Does it really 'more' forward or not? I think you mean 'move'.
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