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DaisyUI 5 beta release notes
(v5.daisyui.com)
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You should try out drawabox.com. I think some people like it and some don't. Even I stopped following the tutorials from that website, but it actually has taught me important fundamentals to get started drawing, like something as simpl
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After procrastinating it for months--heck, years even, I finally started learning to draw. I just bought some sketchbook last week and already used up all of the pages. Also is there anybody here who also draw?
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I'm not sure if it's the whole social media, but X (formerly Twitter) now discourage you to share links. Yes, apparently attaching a URL will rank you lower in algorithm.
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PKMS = personal knowledge management system
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I had a Nokia qwerty phone, and, man, it was such a superior way to type portably. I wish they still sell those kinds of phone... Like computer keyboards, it also had a ctrl key. That means that I can ctrl+c and ctrl+v to copy paste.
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Wait until you found out about X
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*AT Protocol
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My Samsung Galaxy A13, a budget phone. IIRC will get 4 years of security updates. Pretty good tbh
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Just write Vanilla JS honestly. It's probably enough
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Looks cool. There is also Templ[1] that does something similar, though uses codegen. I wish there is an equivalent of Storybook for these things though, it would be really nice! [1] https://templ.guide/
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This is basically a HTML templating library. It's server side only. Or do you mean event handlers in the HTML attributes?
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Unrelated but that landing page is probably one of the best I've read and seen.
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This reminds me of something called Kontool from Germany (IIRC). Hahaha, I already laugh thinking about it. I think it's an accounting tool, but the name has an unfortunate meaning in Indonesian... it means "dick" I guess thi
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Ask HN: How do you write OpenAPI docs?
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Hey this seems to be interesting: The website you linked is blocked in Indonesia.
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> GitHub Issues: not ergonomic enough. Requires many clicks and typing to search issues once you get past like 10 issues. I agree--Is it just me or GitHub's web is kinda slow to use? I wonder if it's my country's internet
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Hacking Depression, Hacker News Edition (2018)
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Clearly you folks haven't tried playing A-Train, a Japanese train tycoon game... Seriously though, try it out! It's actually one of the best games I've ever played. I'd even say that it's so underrated. It's a
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I wonder what's the standard of "big" in these context--for example I always thought that some million rows is a very big, but only recently learned that it's a size that RDBMS such as PostgreSQL can handle it with no pr
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This is from 2024? Or was this updated?
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I made a side project that uses Wikipedia recently too, and found out that there are database dump available to be downloaded: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Database_download
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Possibly an unpopular opinion: TUI application should work out of the box, or in other words, it shouldn't need another font installation (NerdFont in this case) to run and render properly. One of the TUI app that does this well is Hel
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Simple.css
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Show HN: Wikipedia Golf – find the fewest clicks between two random wiki article
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(2012)
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Some would say Laravel and I can agree, it's such a powerful web framework to build quick. Personally I'm at the most productive state when working with Next.js + TailwindCSS & Prisma. Additionally I also use a UI library call
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Personally, my favorite is OpenTTD and Mindustry. I also really love OpenMW (open source client for Morrowind), though this one needs the game for Morrowind itself. I was mindblown when someone ported OpenMW to the Android and played it on
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Late reply, but there is an even better option, pressing F8 will turn on dark mode, inverting the PDF colors (not sure if that includes images inside PDF, figures does inverted though)
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This looks really, really cool! Is there a plan to make this available in Linux I wonder?
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