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by gitgud 5y ago
[1] Hexo is pretty good, just simple static hosting. [1] https://hexo.io/
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by gitgud 5y ago
Take a look at nextjs it serves plain HTML and CSS then hydrates it with JavaScript interactive-ness
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by gitgud 5y ago
> When i say multi-user i don't necessarily mean human users. Some bots could be pushing content like comments from 3rd party interfaces Could be easier to use either another repository or a 3rd party comment system like Disqus
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by gitgud 5y ago
Some thoughts of mine: 1. Write it in the language and ecosystem that you're familiar with. Speed of iteration is more important than the tech stack or executable size... 2. Focus on delivering a working and useful application, perform
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by gitgud 5y ago
Here's the [1] patch cover letter sent to Linus Torvalds (similar to a Pull Request I suppose) [1] https://lore.kernel.org/lkml/YdIfz+LMewetSaEB@gmail.com/T/#u
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by gitgud 5y ago
I think a better description would be "pure client-side"
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by gitgud 5y ago
> When you try to pay for gifts, it turns the whole gift process into a transaction. It stops being a gift. It becomes an inefficient, misdesigned, awkward market. This resonated with me. When opensource involves money, incentives beco
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by gitgud 5y ago
Mono-repo is probably best, one repo is always easier to keep secure and track changes, rather than a group of repos... I originally loved the elegance of the multi-repo approach, but in practice it's just more of a pain...
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by gitgud 5y ago
Isn't Github's Container Registry a replacement? docker pull ghcr.io/OWNER/IMAGE_NAME https://docs.github.com/en/packages/working-with-a-github-pa...
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by gitgud 5y ago
They're so "Open", that you're required to fill out 60 detailed questions of the precise usage of their API... Maybe they're planning on making all the applications that are using the api Open public knowledge too!
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by gitgud 5y ago
> “it takes too darn long to test these changes, is there a better way?” This is a question we should be asking ourselves every day. Agree, continuously re-evaluate your systems, they can always be better
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by gitgud 5y ago
Whenever I see a codesandbox embedded viewer, I know it's going to take 20s+ to load... so I don't click it... Why not just render the 3D example and show sandboxes a bit lower?
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by gitgud 5y ago
> That assumes karma alone decides how comments and stories sort Karma is one of the easiest things to implement that signals that something is important, I didn't mean that it's the only thing used. Comment sorting is most o
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by gitgud 5y ago
Well I don't think I'm an outlier, and I upvote good comments, regardless of my position...
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by gitgud 5y ago
> "I cannot stress enough how toxic the karma system is. I believe online bullying is real, flag systems, and moderators are necessary. But Karma systems are often abused by punishing users for expressing opposing views." Wit
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by gitgud 5y ago
[1] Dotfiles are a way to speed up your workflow. Basically just saving your system scripts to a Git repo, which allows you to manage & iterate on them easily. Also makes it easy to move environments and sync between machines etc.. [1]
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by gitgud 5y ago
> Why so much fake enthusiasm ? Lack of anonymity. Profiles on LinkedIn have more real information on them then any other platform, meaning that what you say might have real consequences to you. Basically saying anything negative or
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America Is Running Out of New Ideas(theatlantic.com)
13 points by gitgud 5y ago|6 comments
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by gitgud 5y ago
Feedback: - Probably shouldn't claim "The missing tool to work with icons" before even explaining what it is... - It's got "Try one of these icons" but it's not clear what that has to do with uploading an
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by gitgud 5y ago
I don't know what Web3 will be represented by, but Web4 will be operated with sticks and stones...
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by gitgud 5y ago
That's better than nothing, but code commits and changelogs have different use cases. Commit logs are for all changes, regardless of size or context. Whereas changelogs are for consumer-facing changes.
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by gitgud 5y ago
I recommend "next-rpc" [1] which is a small library allows the nextjs client-side pages to call the API function using a type-checked function interface. [1] https://github.com/Janpot/next-rpc
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by gitgud 5y ago
> I'm writing this as a reply to you and it's not my intention to disrespect you or sound knowledgeable. Totally understand, no offence taken. > As a cybersecurity nerd, I have to say it. Your and my projects aren't
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by gitgud 5y ago
Some good points, though giving a platform for people to upload and view "beheading videos", is implicitly condoning it. Should the the platform condone such things?... To me no they shouldn't condone some things, even if the
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by gitgud 5y ago
Nice one! I made something just like this a while back [1] (github link within). But I like the way that you have the matrix theme with the comment. [1] https://ycomments.benwinding.com/
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by gitgud 5y ago
> Gone are the days when you might stumble across an ISIS beheading video on youtube The way this is worded makes it seem like you miss these videos... Is this really something you personally think is worth keeping on Youtube?
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by gitgud 5y ago
Depends what you're displaying, js frameworks can struggle to show 1000's of rows smoothly, especially if a row is displaying computed data. So, a lot of the time, developers will just limit the page size, in order to guarantee pe
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PiBox: A Modular Raspberry Pi Storage Server by Dan Pastusek(kickstarter.com)
2 points by gitgud 5y ago|0 comments
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by gitgud 5y ago
It's not a huge deal in my opinion, it's the same decision Hacker News arrived at right?
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by gitgud 5y ago
As I understand it, the webserver at twitter-unfurl-faker.herokuapp.com just dynamically redirects based on the user-agent. The attacker doesn't need control over uniswap.org or harrydenly.com to make this work. They only need control

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