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by cutety 8y ago
As others have mentioned, Nuxt.js is what you’re looking for. And, it’s pretty great to work with. Prior to using it, I just got “done” building out my significant project with vue, just plain vue. When I started this next one, I decided to
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by cutety 8y ago
Just a heads up, HN comments only use a (I think) small subset of Markdown for formatting, but your link will work as is without having to wrap it in [] and adding the (). https://github.com/simpleanalytics/cdn.simplean
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by cutety 8y ago
While I get the whole nostalgia factor, I just don’t get why they keep choosing to keep the worst part of these old systems, the stupid wired controllers! I don’t think being able to sit a comfortable distance away from the tv, without wire
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by cutety 8y ago
This is almost exactly why a few weeks ago when I finally decided to look for a way to start mangling my mess of random things I jot down while working, or browsing the web, etc... Gave Evernote a look, because I had heard it was "the
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by cutety 8y ago
Been running iOS betas on my primary device since around iOS 8 or 9, and never really experienced any super annoying bugs until the 11 beta, which made me question if I really wanted to run betas on my phone ever again. But, my impatience g
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by cutety 8y ago
Anyone have a good VPN recommendation? My NordVPN subscription actually just recently expired, and I was going to renew it, but in light of this, I’m open to other options.
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by cutety 8y ago
> I can't really begin to imagine the pressure of being on a 'social' platform at that age. Completely agree, and I’m not too far removed from the social media madness of today. My 7th-8th grade (12-14 y/o) years wher
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by cutety 8y ago
Not the OP, but I had a hackintosh awhile back, and it (obviously) wasn’t as easy as a Ubuntu install, but it wasn’t a complete pain in the ass either. After it was installed, most everything worked as good as it does on my macbook. The onl
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by cutety 8y ago
Domains - Google (though I’m not tied to it) DNS - DigitalOcean Hosting - DigitalOcean I have a Docker swarm cluster that I deploy all my stuff to, combined with traefik I have it setup to use DO’s API for automatic LE wildcard certs. Fairl
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by cutety 8y ago
Oh yes, I’m definitely aware of your guys hard work on increasing performance, and it definitely hasn’t gone unnoticed/unappreciated. I’ve been using gitlab for a couple years now (drew me in with free private repos, and now have happi
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by cutety 8y ago
> I think the best answer is "the one you're interested in" or maybe if you have a goal then use that? Ding ding ding, this is the correct answer. Something you have a vested interest in will always be infinitely easier to
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by cutety 8y ago
I’d also be interested in some actual performance metrics/benchmarks. I’m a big fan of gitlab, love gitlab CI, and I Iike (most of) the UI more than github’s, but my one biggest gripe with it it is how sluggish browsing it at times cou
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by cutety 8y ago
I can’t say for sure exactly what Stripe is using, it could be a custom built static site, or they could be using one a static site generator with a custom theme. Some tools that you can use to build doc sites similar to stripes off the top
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by cutety 8y ago
For what it's worth, I had a Gitlab instance spun up on DO for a little while, and the droplet it was on certainly had less than 4GB (as well as running other shit). It wasn't the pre-built droplet you can select from DO though, I
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by cutety 8y ago
> Taking inspiration from the Unix pipe | and Elixir’s pipe operator |>, we can refine ruby’s unused >> method on the Array and Symbol classes and write: Ruby 2.5 introduced yield_self[1] (which is likely (or is) to be aliased&#
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by cutety 8y ago
As someone else has already mentioned, Drone is really nice. We have a self hosted gitlab instance at work, so I use gitlab’s ci fairly heavily, and I really like it as well. And since hosting an entire gitlab instance just for ci is overki
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by cutety 8y ago
> jQuery Yes, jQuery is still fine, just (maybe) dying a bit in popularity. The biggest problem I think most people had/have with jQuery is it doesn’t enforce any kind of structure, therefore leading to a ton of spaghetti code if th
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by cutety 8y ago
Several hour builds? I have to ask what kind of app this is for, because I haven’t ever had a build take more than 2 minutes. I’ve been using docker heavily in CI/dev for about 2ish years and the past couple months been getting some pr
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by cutety 8y ago
I recently had to spin up an instance of an app I work on aws, and having never really used aws outside some light s3 usage, lightsail is a god send. At work, everything we have is hosted on our own (on prem ) servers, that are either fire
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by cutety 8y ago
I wish there was more information out there about what some more people are doing with Vuex that wasn't trivial "how to put api data in store". So, thanks for your contribution to putting a bit more advanced Vuex tips out the
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by cutety 8y ago
Oh definitely, while I don’t think it will ever evolve into everyone using Haskell, we’re definitely going to keep seeing more and more functional concepts creep into all programming languages. Hell, even king OOP, Java, is even breaking do
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by cutety 8y ago
Not the OP, but as someone who has also found it to ring true, ideally the less state the better, immutable or mutable. But, if I had to choose which kinda of state I’m managing, I’ll take a bunch of immutable structures over a few mutable
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by cutety 8y ago
Would second this, Elixir/Erlang are probably the best tool for this kind of job. The Erlang VM along with OTP was built for highly reliably running a ton of (potentially long running) processes. And Elixir/Phoenix is especially
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by cutety 8y ago
Completely agree. Aside from learning the basics of the language (which if you already know any other "C like" language isn't difficult), gaining a good understanding of async flows (Promises then async/await) is absolut
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by cutety 8y ago
Like the other commenter said, if it aligns with their business interest, they will. That said, I do find it funny that essentially the "home" of most open source projects itself isn't open source. I'm not a heavy user o
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by cutety 8y ago
I would agree, current Microsoft is definitely not the same Microsoft that garnered a huge amount of disdain voiced in nearly any comments section of something that mentions them. I, too, would write off anything created/owned/loo
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by cutety 8y ago
This is also something I've been wondering about. I've been trying to nudge my workplace to start moving to a containerized infrastructure, but this has been one of my nagging questions I've had. Admittedly I haven't don
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by cutety 9y ago
I think you're misunderstanding what the Request network is doing. Their goal is exactly what you described, a payment gateway for existing (all) cryptos (including fiat). The Request token ($REQ) is only used to collect fees for using
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by cutety 10y ago
This is also one of my goals for 2017. I've been using Docker on my project at work for about 8 months, but only in development and CI. I really want to start a push to begin testing usage in production, but have no idea where to begin
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by cutety 10y ago
Thank-you. There is so much misconception in this thread its driving me crazy. I just went to the psych today to start pill roulette again and find a new therapist. There is absolutely no reason for me to be unhappy and generally I'm n

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