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by config_yml 4y ago
This has some traits of astro.build, but the single file component is just a javascript function returning a bag of html. This is kind of nice since you don't need to know any new concepts. Maybe it could be useful for the project to p
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Building a Rocket That Lands(youtube.com)
2 points by config_yml 4y ago|0 comments
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by config_yml 4y ago
You’re right, sorry about that. My non-english brain got it mixed up when I read the tweet here [1] as he previously talked about a free tier. Unfortunately I can‘t edit. [1] https://twitter.com/kelseyhightower/status&#
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Cloud Spanner now with a free trial(cloud.google.com)
104 points by config_yml 4y ago|69 comments
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by config_yml 4y ago
Here‘s another one from Queen, to give an impression of a more popular song: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=HjwzR3BqMZ4
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by config_yml 4y ago
It’s rail network heaviliy prioritices non-cargo traffic, so I can see how a dedicated cargo network underground can increase capacity and speed.
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by config_yml 4y ago
After looking at your profile I'm left wondering if this is a made up story by GPT-3 or if this is actually the creator of the account commenting.
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by config_yml 4y ago
I think Rails should have done the same, vite_ruby is amazing. Thankfully it's easy enough to replace the current options, which feel a bit half-hearted.
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by config_yml 4y ago
Maybe also packing efficiency. Cargo has to be less rigid and secured, more diverse load types etc.
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by config_yml 4y ago
Man it costs a lot of money to maintain this, but Switzerland will continue to invest heavily into rail service, backed by the public: https://www.bav.admin.ch/bav/en/home/modes-of-transport/rail... One
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by config_yml 4y ago
As a web dev reading this, this must be how my mom thinks about my work. It seems a bit like wizardry.
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by config_yml 4y ago
Arbitrary Variants looks a bit crazy to me (I haven't used it yet though): https://github.com/tailwindlabs/tailwindcss/pull/8299
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by config_yml 4y ago
It's not, but it's important. And contrary to what you say, using Tailwind is productive for me AND increases quality. So that's a win for my product.
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by config_yml 4y ago
As someone who's been doing CSS for 20 years now, I think Tailwind is an absolute blessing. They've gone a bit crazy with the latest features, but the core of it is so productive to use, especially in teams. Big fan here.
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by config_yml 4y ago
I wish they had some kind of block storage support.
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by config_yml 4y ago
I remember scriptarchive, which I’ve browsed quite a lot, but it wasnt’t Matt. It was a german guy who had a similiar script collection, some of which he sold online. He reviewed and even tested my scripts and helped me along when I got stu
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by config_yml 4y ago
I remember when I got started with webdev around 2002, a lot was built on flat files. And so did I, because that’s how my “internet mentor” did it: guestbooks, bulletin boards, mailing lists, shoutboxes, CMSs. All in flat files, except I us
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by config_yml 4y ago
Mongo DB takes the cake, which is a slur for someone with down syndrome in my part of the world.
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by config_yml 4y ago
Does fly.io have the same git push deploy magic?
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by config_yml 4y ago
What features are lacking in your opinion?
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by config_yml 4y ago
I think the good old form.elements is superior for getting values instead of querySelectorAll, but a lot of people have never even heard of this api. It‘s great if you‘re dealing with forms. I‘m not sure why the author doesn‘t want to handl
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by config_yml 4y ago
I wish this was true for my country. I also haven‘t seen many international remote roles for Rails.
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by config_yml 4y ago
Thank you all. Caddy is an absolute blessing!
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by config_yml 4y ago
So you want to write functions in SQL? With SQLite you can define your own functions which can be called in your queries, but they do need to be written in your application language.
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by config_yml 4y ago
I use it together with Rails and the horizontal sharding feature. Each customer has it's own sqlite database running in WAL mode. Since the app is internally used, traffic/writes are pretty predictable. I also do backups periodica
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by config_yml 4y ago
I‘m wondering what the outcome of this will be by the end of the year. We‘ve essentially gone back to maskless life here in Switzerland, and it seems to work out if you ignore the individual drama of covid related deaths.
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by config_yml 4y ago
> it's a database for localhost only This is sticking so hard to Sqlite, but it's really no longer true I think. Given WAL mode and tools like litestream, it's even feasible to run Sqlite in serverless offerings like Cloud
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by config_yml 5y ago
There’s already the Gotthard Base Tunnel, but since Italy and Germany didn’t build out their part of the railway infrastructure to connect it, it remains underused for freight traffic.
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by config_yml 5y ago
It seems reasonable that Hetzner will eventually offer all of that, but they're taking their sweet time with it. Meanwhile, Scaleway offers many of these things (obviously not Hetzner-based).
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by config_yml 5y ago
That was quick: https://twitter.com/flydotio/status/1508928704348577797

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