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by franciscop 8mo ago
I loved Heroku, but moved away a couple of years back. Tried 3 major "alternatives" (dokku, Render, Fly.io), and the big clouds, and the only thing that made me happy at the end was Coolify. I do keep Netlify for FE-only projects
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by franciscop 9mo ago
Please update here if you find any good alternative? I'm stuck in the same place
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by franciscop 9mo ago
Yes, but I didn't read the full file, I kept the File reference and read the bytes in pages of 10MB IIRC to find all of the line break offsets. Then used those to slice and only read the relevant parts.
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by franciscop 9mo ago
I have a funny story I need to tell some day about how I could get a 4GB JSON loaded purely in the browser at some insane speed, by reading the bytes, identifying the "\n" then making a lookup table. It started low stakes but ende
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by franciscop 9mo ago
I was going to comment exactly the same thing, thanks for expressing it so well and here's my upvote. I think part of why I wanted to comment the same, is that for me this IS exactly the reason I make open source! It is my gift for e
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by franciscop 9mo ago
My website, I rarely update it nowadays but I do try to throw 1 or 2 blog posts/year at least: https://francisco.io/
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Identity Theft, Credit Reports, and You (2017)(kalzumeus.com)
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by franciscop 9mo ago
AFAIK them not providing an address is not the main point, it's them not collaborating on your case for a copyright infringement. The not providing an address is just more evidence of them not following on their responsibilities regard
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by franciscop 10mo ago
I'd rather OSS authors write and improve the software and documentation for most people than do the very time-consuming, burnout-inducing free customer support you are suggesting here (especially for those not bothering of reading even
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by franciscop 10mo ago
> PEP 658 (2022) put package metadata directly in the Simple Repository API, so resolvers could fetch dependency information without downloading wheels at all. > Fortunately RubyGems.org already provides the same information about gem
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by franciscop 10mo ago
As an OSS maintainer myself, while the amount of tickets about a specific topic _might_ be loosely related to the quality of the docs/installation/etc, this hasn't been true in my observations. It's one of those explanat
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by franciscop 10mo ago
I have the same problem and my "solution" is mediocre, but kind of works: use a VPN. I used to set it to the UK, but since the recent developments I've been experimenting with other English-speaking countries. My native langu
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by franciscop 10mo ago
Yes, it's a JSX template engine. I'm pointing out that this blog post was the main inspiration to learning how "straightforward" JSX was under the hood.
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by franciscop 10mo ago
That's very nice, sure, thanks! Would love to see what others are working on. My very minimal implementation and docs are here, not really yet in my public projects, I've only used it for experiments: - Documentation: https:&#x2F
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by franciscop 10mo ago
I was strongly thinking about doing that, but I think I prefer (for now) explicitly not having events, than having events that work kinda similar but not the same. Did you end up publishing it? Would love to have a look!
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by franciscop 10mo ago
No interaction built in for this kind of simplified use-case, it's just like one of the old "template engines" of the old day, just in JSX/TSX. It's actually much better than expected, I used to dislike that all the
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by franciscop 10mo ago
This is an amazing resource to understand the internals/potential internals, and led me to build a small renderer that I've been using to amazing success for my own alt backend renderer. I now can do it like this: export def
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by franciscop 10mo ago
No worries, please take care of your sleep and thanks for all your hard work
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by franciscop 10mo ago
I'm working on finishing my JS KV compatibility library polystore [0], the goal is to make a widely compatible library to connect to many stores so that you can have a wide range of stores easily accesible. For example, you make an API
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by franciscop 10mo ago
> Apple today released iOS 26.2, iPadOS 26.2, and macOS 26.2 For those as confused as me, I'm on macOS 15.6.1, and it seems for the next version they aligned everything and I do indeed see an update for "macOS Tahoe 26.2".
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by franciscop 10mo ago
I opened the article expecting to see news about the budget and how they stayed within it, since that SEEMS like the biggest surprising news in a project like this. How is that overly pedantic?
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by franciscop 10mo ago
Sure, I'm just pointing out that this article doesn't follow the HN Guidelines, so I was confused at not seeing any mention of the budget within the article: > "Please don't do things to make titles stand out, like us
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by franciscop 10mo ago
Aha, you forgot to specify the country of those "dollars"! For $10 (2025 [Cayman Islands] dollars)! Which is higher than USD10
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by franciscop 10mo ago
This headline is a bit odd and doesn't represent the original title nor article content. What does "within budget" mean here? That it costed what the original budget set out to cost? Couldn't find anything related to the
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by franciscop 11mo ago
Amazing news, congrats! Been using Bun for a long while now and I love it. Is there anything I could do to improve this PR/get a review? I understand you are def very busy right now with the acquisition, but wanted to give my PR the be
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by franciscop 11mo ago
What would a company that does that, hypothetically, then tell a user that requests their data held by the company reply? With their soft-deleted data, or would they say they have no data?
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by franciscop 11mo ago
Yeah, my doctor said they always add some padding to the measures for this same reason.
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by franciscop 11mo ago
Could you give a reference please? I was literally going to recommend Netlify at work, but didn't after I saw that story.
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by franciscop 1y ago
Excellent tips, I've naturally followed most of these, it's crazy to see them reflected here explicitly, they felt "such a natural thing" to do. Given the quality of most of them, I'll try to follow better the coupl
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by franciscop 1y ago
As a dev who cares about UX, this is crazy to hear but resonates, I've got a few weird looks from people whenever I mentioned some URL improvements. I've also worked with people who understood it. I've seen a correlation thou

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