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by dewey 1y ago
And once you use these fonts, make sure to not use blue as link color with a dark background, so that your readers can actually read your content too ;)
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by dewey 1y ago
> I do the same thing with books. Can relate, I go to a Cafe to read almost every morning, even if I'm just reading for 5-10 minutes. I usually read 1-3 books in parallel because sometimes I'm just not in the mood for non-ficti
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by dewey 1y ago
I understand that, but it behaves very differently to what's usually expected of such a website where you can maybe search by Cmd + F, or more importantly have it correctly indexed by search engines. The latter is probably not that str
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by dewey 1y ago
I'm not sure I would be brave enough to do experiments like that with my landing page. I wonder how it converts. While it's a fun experiment for a personal website seems a bit impractical for a marketing page for a tool that is no
695.
by dewey 1y ago
Password managers are still too unreliable to auto-fill everywhere all the time, and manually having to copy paste something from the password manager happens regularly so it's not something that feels unusual if it doesn't auto-f
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by dewey 1y ago
> would benefit from the talent pool of all EU I get what you are saying, but one of the core benefits of the EU is the freedom of movement and residence so I don't think not having a remote work policy is disqualifying them from be
697.
by dewey 1y ago
Asking to users to for a non-free service you are receiving isn't "screw over your users".
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by dewey 1y ago
The Agent Model came out very recently, I’ve been following the GitHub issue over the past days and you can see it was rushed out. But I don’t see anything wrong with that, many AI topics are being rushed out and adding slash commands and o
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by dewey 1y ago
One of these things where you just have to put in the work yourself for a while and see how it works for your workflow and project.
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by dewey 1y ago
MIT was always the easy default that every project used, you just select it from the GitHub dropdown and you are done when setting up a new project. I think you can't really blame people for using it. Especially when your project is ne
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by dewey 1y ago
“It’s a shame…” sounds like it’s was done deliberately.
702.
by dewey 1y ago
> It's a shame he doesn't give the origin of this expression in programming. Sometimes better to not assume the worst of people by default. Very easy to not know where something comes from, misremember or come up with something
703.
by dewey 1y ago
Reading your advice, I think that explains why it took 450 applications. Nobody liked spray and pray, AI generated resumes. In my experience it’s much better to spend much more time on a target application to a company you’ve researched and
704.
by dewey 1y ago
Claude Code threads are full of excited people so I’m not sure the second part is true.
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by dewey 1y ago
There's also a episode on https://www.macintosh.fm about the topic that I can recommend.
706.
by dewey 1y ago
For those wondering about the name, it has a fun story behind it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sosumi
707.
by dewey 1y ago
So you state that as a fact based on the ToS of an unrelated company?
708.
by dewey 1y ago
What would be the use case for that? Do people really (want to) manage their RSVP in that much detail?
709.
by dewey 1y ago
People care about the tools they are using a lot and spend a great deal of time on finding the perfect knife, the perfect editor, the perfect scissors.
710.
by dewey 1y ago
I don't have any insights into how the company is doing, I'm just going by the sample set of people around me or things I read. I'm a fan of indie software and native apps but I know zero people in the past 10 years that swit
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by dewey 1y ago
They didn’t “solve” it, otherwise it would be a thriving editor that everyone would be using. In reality 70% of the people I see are using Cursor (Subscription), Vscode (Free) or some JetBrains products (Subscription). I only know of some p
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by dewey 1y ago
Just to balance the negative comments: I'm in the same boat, I'm paying yearly and I never had to use any support and things also never broke for me.
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All the Networks. Found by Everyone(wigle.net)
4 points by dewey 1y ago|0 comments
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by dewey 1y ago
Another very similar one is https://dokku.com , have been using it for years and I like that it's a very thin layer on top of Docker. So even if you uninstall it everything keeps running and you can just manage it manually.
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by dewey 1y ago
I've used Ghostty as my default terminal since I set up my new computer a couple of months ago. The only issue I have is the missing search which I often reach for to look through output that I didn't pipe anywhere. Bit it's
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by dewey 1y ago
You don't have to wait that long, they shut down. "We realized that we were back at square one, and with our product so far ahead of our sales, decided to pivot away from payments entirely." https://zenobiapay.com&
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by dewey 1y ago
That Netflix who would need to pay more to license more subtitles can't compete with pirated or unlicensed auto-generated subtitles shouldn't really be a surprise. It's also annoying that you have to pay for Netflix when you
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by dewey 1y ago
What's the difference? I'm not trying to be a hater, just trying to see how it differs from the already included, or soon to be included features of these platforms that all push into the "agentic, working for you while you a
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by dewey 1y ago
Sounds like something that's just one release announcement away from being built by the platforms as it's already exactly what https://docs.github.com/en/copilot/how-tos/use-copilot-agent... does.
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by dewey 1y ago
Less people are blogging these days but there's still a lot of interesting blogs out there. It's even more self-selected than before but I almost always find a RSS feed for a blog that I think is useful and interesting.

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