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by gitgud 6y ago
How do you deploy changes? git hooks or something like ftp?
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by gitgud 6y ago
You could use [1] pug, which is a simple templating library. A raw pug file could contain variables and calculations, which resolve to HTML when compiled [1] https://pugjs.org/api/getting-started.html
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by gitgud 6y ago
Deploying websites/webapps can take minutes. But deploying native apps to the Apple/Android stores can literally take days/weeks to verify accounts and approve specific app builds...
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by gitgud 6y ago
Open-source projects allow you to get feedback and hopefully contributions to a code base. You need to like open-source and have other people want to contribute to your project. If you don't want to do that, you most likely need to pay
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by gitgud 6y ago
I use [1] variety which allows you to use, Flickr, Sub-Reddit's and other sites as download sources for backgrounds. [1] https://github.com/varietywalls/variety
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by gitgud 6y ago
This is really cool! And typescript interfaces too! My only criticism is the name "Functions Without Boundaries", it's ambiguous and hard to remember. Something short like "funsocket" would be more popular. Anyway g
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by gitgud 6y ago
Try https://quilljs.com/ It's open source, sleek and has a really simple plugin system, which makes modifying the editor, very easy. > and what’s a good intermediary format to store rich text soo we can switch edit
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What Is the Shadow DOM?(bitsofco.de)
2 points by gitgud 6y ago|0 comments
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by gitgud 6y ago
This is true, but alerts and monitoring software can fail in many ways, due to network issues, process crashes... Etc. Due to the simplicity of this solution, there's not much that can go wrong.... unless you can't actually access
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by gitgud 6y ago
Looks pretty good, as others have mentioned it's highly specialised. Seems to be a wrapper for a cli tool named MinIO. One thing to improve it would be to link the MinIO project at the beginning. A simple hyperlink in the intro will do
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by gitgud 6y ago
> "It's less ok (to say the least) to publish the bad writing in the Internet and decrease it's mean quality level in result" This presumes that the "mean quality level" of the internet is actually importa
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by gitgud 6y ago
> "i think this is why search results are cluttered with a proliferation of largely useless "awesome X" GitHub repositories, repetitive bad Medium articles on basic ML topics, and so on." This is such a sad way to v
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by gitgud 6y ago
> and why each new generation will forget past lessons. This is also a reason why open source is such a useful concept
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A website that induces hallucination through stroboscopic animation(strobe.cool)
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by gitgud 6y ago
Interesting, can you share some photos?
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by gitgud 6y ago
Content view is already implemented in basically all major chat platforms, you click an image in a chat and can scroll back through other images, or in some cases view all content in the chat in album grid view. The threaded sub-conversatio
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by gitgud 6y ago
What I think is missing in this take is the separation of concerns and encapsulation of dependencies that services bring over libraries. For example; a pdf transformation library may require a Linux machine for with custom PDF software, may
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by gitgud 6y ago
Thanks for clearing that up, yes I'm not that familiar with Bloom filters, seems like an interesting and useful concept. It could probably (pun intended) be applied to many applications to increase privacy. I like the [1] Workflow file
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by gitgud 6y ago
Nice, so it periodically retrieves a list of HN posts and queries that list locally, so you're not telling algolia any specific site details. There are millions of posts on HN, how many submissions does it retrieve? Surely if you find
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Remove CUDA Dependency from AliceVision(github.com)
1 points by gitgud 6y ago|0 comments
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by gitgud 6y ago
Thanks for sharing! I use a collection of commands in a dotfiles [1] repo I share around a few machines. This [2] command, compresses any video into a small web-playable file with relatively high quality so you can quickly share HD footag
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Wave Power Generation from Bicycle Parts(blog.benwinding.com)
2 points by gitgud 6y ago|1 comments
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by gitgud 6y ago
Getting Cancelled doesn't seem to be a thing, from what I can tell. The reason being is that it's hard to remember usernames without photos and being able to follow people etc. The user is much less memorable than the content (whi
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by gitgud 6y ago
Very cool, how does it compare to [1] Twine? [1] https://twinery.org/
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by gitgud 6y ago
Lines of code, files touched, bugs fixed, hours worked. Basically any quantifiable metric. There's a couple of reasons why it doesn't work. Metrics either try to encapsulate too much or too little scope. For example; is having mor
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by gitgud 6y ago
To turn the question around, it's actually much rarer for something to win out for purely technological superiority. Any tech relies on many factors to gain popularity and majority share. Simplicity, ergonomics, community, cost, mark
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Console-feed: Captures console.log's into a React Component(github.com)
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by gitgud 6y ago
Yeah that's true, I mean I use gulp for browser extension builds, as there's a few random tasks (img compression, copying files, babel) that need to be done in order to build cross platform. Would be a pain in webpack. My example:
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by gitgud 6y ago
I use hexo, it's a simple structure (git + md) easy to publish to a CDN and the src lives on github. https://hexo.io/
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by gitgud 6y ago
The advantage of gulp was a unified plugin interface, composability and cross platform compatibility. Webpack has filled the gap, with it's unified plugin interface and is arguably much simpler and constrained than gulp. Cross-platform

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