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gitgud
4y ago
So fracture the community into a bunch of moderated instances with varying rules?.... Sounds like reddit
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Virtual World Expo – Dubai (2020)
(virtualexpodubai.com)
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gitgud
4y ago
People that lie on their Résumé's, may also lie on their Github profiles... but that's admittedly a bit harder to fake
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gitgud
4y ago
The "rockstars" who write the first system will be despised by the "clean crew" who have to maintain it after its no longer easy to add features...
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gitgud
4y ago
This resolution must be orders of magnitudes better now, maybe they're just harder to find...
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Bug Driven Development – Sometimes it's the best choice
(blog.benwinding.com)
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Bug Free Software
(wiki.c2.com)
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Stop Validating Email Addresses with Regex (2012)
(davidcel.is)
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4y ago
Sometimes I think of a world without borders. But after more thought, it would probably require a world government...
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gitgud
4y ago
Do you mean https://lobste.rs/ ?
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gitgud
4y ago
Anonymity, people don't hold back when there's no reputation to lose.
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gitgud
4y ago
Just release what ever your working on, if you have good intentions, then people will be more forgiving. Restrict thy ego, and take all feedback with a grain of salt as everyone has bias even you!
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gitgud
4y ago
You're paying $5-10 per month to host static files on a linode VM, when you could host it for free on netlify, vercel, github pages... etc Vendor lock-in is no where near as bad for static sites too, as the actual static build is the s
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gitgud
4y ago
The - symbol does still work, I think you need to place it outside of the quotes though. I just got 29m results for "digital agency" And 14m results for "digital agency" -marketing
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gitgud
4y ago
You can easily see 5 environment variables ending in "_KEY" stored in "window.__INITIAL_STATE__"... crazy this got into production... view-source here -> https://iview.abc.net.au/
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4y ago
It's weird how questioning if an article is AI-generated is a common comment on the internet now. Web3 should be about AI-driven content, it's much more popular and applicable to the internet than blockchain...
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Yew – A Rust/WASM framework for building client web apps
(github.com)
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gitgud
5y ago
Nice work! The letters are very blurry on Android Chrome, could be an anti-aliasing issue maybe
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gitgud
5y ago
Also cold start times for serverless differ greatly between those cloud providers. AWS is < 1 second, whereas Google Cloud is 5-10 seconds
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gitgud
5y ago
Definitely would like to of seen a "Manage Cookies" popup! Nice work
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5y ago
Here's mine, it's a pile of things I've done, made with a pile of JS. https://benwinding.com/
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gitgud
5y ago
Is login and authentication really necessary? No internet -> no terminal? Even VScode a massive Microsoft project does not require signup/authentication to use it... Love the design, but seems like a very enterprise-driven and niche
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144 blocks - Plan your day in 10 minute blocks
(144blocks.com)
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5y ago
> "A single person shouldn't be able to block an airport that will serve millions." So how many people should be able to block an airport extension? a hundred people, ten thousand people? What you're arguing is th
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5y ago
Nice implementation, there are a few sites like this already, but this looks very clean and easy to use.
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5y ago
The proposed solution seems to gloss over many of the trade-off's that you're making. > Most bugs can be solved by moving hooks away from the components Well you can't modify state from outside the component, and the con
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5y ago
> and GNOME is sadly a DE that's just javascript. Why is that sad? It's just a scripting engine... > and sadly KDE is the one that's gotten massively improved in the last 10 years. Why is that sad? Sounds like a good th
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Ben.world
(ben.world)
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Nice! that's exactly what I was thinking of!
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Ask HN: Is there a caniuse for mobile phone hardware?
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