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Show HN: No-code CLI script builder
(proggy.io)
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Finding profitable software business ideas as an indie developer
(geetfun.com)
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As a parent with kids who play junior tennis, I remind them after every loss (and win) that this is just a hobby. But the number of parents who take this so seriously would surprise anyone not part of this culture. The travelling, the hotel
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Apple Reportedly Not Paying OpenAI to Use ChatGPT in iOS 18
(macrumors.com)
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Lotteries have asymmetrical risk/payout. Not crazy, if one could allocate a small amount of money to it.
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Let’s not forget the role of lawyers and the general increasing litigious nature of society. Things are made “safe” because there is now always a risk of getting sued when stuff happens.
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3y ago
A lot of countries trend toward bureaucracy as their biggest “innovation”. Unfortunately, the same people who are in position to change things for the better (ie. to make a country more competitive, innovative) stands to benefit from more b
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3y ago
One day, a new car startup will come out offering exclusively analog cars.
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Show HN: Refund Policy Generator For SaaS, services, and products
(transactful.com)
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Unfair Advantage
(twitter.com)
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3y ago
Engineers/designers never assume their ideas aren’t as clever as it appears in their minds.
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3y ago
No issues here. Received as normal.
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3y ago
Yep. Just like how microscopes work where you don't need glasses and can just adjust the focus.
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Show HN: Refund request page to minimize accidental chargebacks
(transactful.com)
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3y ago
Looks like a very good product for Django deployments. I know how hard it is to get such a platform stable.
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Hetzner's $4.20 Arm64 VPS Performance
(twitter.com)
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4y ago
As a user, I'd rather my receiving email provider (eg. Gmail, iCloud, Outlook) be less restrictive in their filters if it means individuals can host their own mail servers and we can have a more egalitarian internet. Extremely filtered
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4y ago
Good luck on your launch!
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4y ago
A lot of Shopify Partners I've talked to feel the same way. The tooling and API has become harder to work with over the past couple of years. The previous designs (which worked very well for a long time) seemed to have been all thrown
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4y ago
Ruby is pretty good for writing scripts to run in the terminal. For things where I need to do a bunch of string manipulations, I prefer it over something like creating a shell script.
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How to create a Rails gem from your existing code
(codewithrails.com)
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How to integrate a third-party JavaScript upload library with ActiveStorage
(codewithrails.com)
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4y ago
Thank you! Will check it out.
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4y ago
I was looking into this question a few weeks ago and couldn't find any libraries I would use in typical applications (eg. background jobs, etc) implementing Ractors. There are occasional comments in GH issues discussing the possibility
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Yup, I was hoping this would make it to 7-1 but I suppose there were too many cases to consider. I wonder if certain features could be marked as "experimental" by Rails core like they do in Ruby, and include them without the promi
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Yeah that. There’s something even more subtle. Experiments run with certain older lines just… failed more. It’s weird. The supervisor would say, “Yeah go to X’s lab and grab theirs.” Like the reproducibility is contingent on so many factors
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I suppose what I didn’t reveal is that I spent a lot of time before medicine trying to coax cells whether in a culture or some other medium to grow in the way I wanted it to grow. And it was hard. It’s been a while, but if I could recall co
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Years ago when I was in medical school, I concluded to improve quality of life, no matter how finite, is a better endeavour than to prolong it. There's something tremendously philosophically satisfying to recognizing that death is just
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I think you will need to apply an internal litmus test. For me, I ask myself whether what I’ve written and shared would be something I’d want to read myself.
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I started a technical/tutorial Rails blog (codewithrails.com) about a month ago. I’ve mostly just shared links in places where Rubyists and Rails dev hang out. For content, I mainly blog because it’s a useful way for me to understand t
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