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Wine 6.0 Released
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Link: https://yassb-foss.github.io/
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If you are looking for an efficient static site builder try YASSB! [1] YASSB processes HTML, (S)CSS, JavaScript/TypeScript, JSX/TSX, JSON, MarkDown and many other files and combines them into beautiful static websites. I am the cr
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Hello HN! I'm happy to share with you my own static site builder, YASSB (Yet Another Static Site Builder). I have been developing this tool for quite some time now and I had been thinking of open sourcing it for some time as well. Covi
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Show HN: Yassb, static site generator with Markdown, JSX/TSX support and more
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The EEC was a legal mess. It was the result of too many subsequent small changes that were adding up in a non coherent way. The Lisbon treaty was long overdue and it did manage to improve how the EU works. Now that the UK is gone, we should
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You are factually wrong. The treaty of Rome of 1957, which is currently still at the foundations of Europe, though with a different name, did in fact state from its very first version that the aim is to prevent war between Member States. Eu
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Hi Marat, great work, quite impressive. I totally see the need for this as restaurants and alikes are struggling right now and any help they can get is certainly welcome. Thinking of that, I have a very minor suggestion. I was thinking that
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A while ago, way before SPA were cool and even AngularJS was around, I had done something sort of like this, based on Ajax calls though, so the underlying tech was definitely different. While this is truly clever and being based on sockets
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Our galaxy's black hole closer to Earth than we thought
(livescience.com)
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I'm really really happy to see where this project is at now. I had seen it a while ago when it was still very early and the amount of work that has been done is phenomenal. I think the documentation and examples are also very polished
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Not necessarily. Only if personal data is collected by the third party.
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Great news, not only because of the improved experience in browsing GitHub, but also because finally a big tech player as acknowledged that it is indeed possible not to have a cookie banner, simply by not processing non-essential personal d
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Vercel picks up $40M to advance React framework
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Thanks for the reply, that would indeed be an interesting alternative to static website generators
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Genuine question: what's the benefit here over some cache plugins. In particular over cache plugins that work even before php is invoked by editing the .htaccess file and son. I'm asking because this solution seems to require to k
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This is practically me
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Isn't it paradoxical to be told how to think for oneself?
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To be fair, Tesla is always on the news. I guess that's one of their biggest strength point, being able to always stay in the spotlight. This means however that also negative things get reported. But I guess that is also beneficial to
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Thanks for pointing out all theses flaws of the article. This article is merely opinions over opinions with very few facts, without source. It does look like it wants to sound like a fact-based article, but it's not as you've corr
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Bitcoin is essentially a Ponzi scheme. The only way to make a profit is to sell an asset whose added value only exists if more people buy into it. Nowadays many bitcoin supporters refer to it as "digital gold", but that's jus
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Now, that sounds like DOS
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I would argue that optimizing the server, in the uteri comparison, would translate to having twins or triplets (and so on). With one uteri you'd get more babies with no additional uteri. In real life you would also be in for some real
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Tailwind 2.0 palette color might be the sexiest on the interwebs, now featuring 50 shades of gray.
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I am italian, I am slightly lactose intolerant, and I think this video is both terribly wrong and quite offensive. First, the whole thing is based on a wrong assumption. It is not true that italians do not drink cappuccino after 11 o clock.
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Very true! And I would argue that, at least as per the first stage, it also applies to solo founders of startups (non open source projects)
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Congrats! I really love this concept for two reasons. First I'm always fascinated by smart solutions that make use of existing free (as in beer) infrastructures to provide a service with open-source software. In this way we truly get F
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Try Lunacy (on the MS Store) it's impressive: is basically Sketch for windows, free
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Third option: Tidal, better sound quality, huge library and awesome playlists. Based on my own personal experience of course :-)
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I think he has a good point actually. The word developer itself means someone who builds. So it is natural to assume that someone who enjoys building stuff, even for fun, is a better developer also at work. As any rule, this has exceptions
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