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by gitgud 3y ago
The zip file is decompressed on the server, whereas that HTML/JS will be executed on the client
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by gitgud 3y ago
Isn’t this what Wikipedia is in essence? Ideas, concepts linked together, with supporting evidence
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by gitgud 3y ago
> I hope this boilerplate will be as helpful to you as it is for me. Would love your feedback pls It’s a commercial product, so you won’t get much feedback as not many HN readers will need/buy this. Have you considered open-sourci
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by gitgud 3y ago
> Declarative means you define the state you want “FROM ubuntu:latest” is pretty declarative then…
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by gitgud 3y ago
It’s not the only way to prevent misuse for example: captcha’s, rate-limiting etc… I bet they implemented the login anticipating misuse… and like all other startups, there’s only a tiny chance the product would be misused, but a large chanc
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by gitgud 3y ago
I think coding is a balance of 2 problems The first is the business problem, most important. The second is the problem of maintaining and iterating on the solution to 1… Without solving the first problem, the business dies and you don’t eve
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by gitgud 3y ago
I kind of agree, reminds me of a good quote from somewhere… > make it work, then make it pretty, then make it performant Solve the problem first, then improve the solution
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by gitgud 3y ago
> Everyone? I wasn’t sure. I doubt a fresh-outta-CSS-bootcamp person would either. You could say the same about any api not being immediately obvious. > And using shorthands for singular properties feels like reinvented CSS It’s q
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by gitgud 3y ago
Well I guess it’s already been 5 years since I’ve used tailwind and everyone still agrees that: mb-5 = margin-bottom: 5x (something) There’s a use for utility css, it’s becoming standardised in a way, and I predict it will continue
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by gitgud 3y ago
What’s the original blog source for this? Should probably add a link to the source at the top of every article, otherwise it looks like original content (to an outsider like me)
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by gitgud 3y ago
Pretty sure adding a JS interpreter in your webpage is impossible to do without security concerns... But maybe using an <iframe> would make it a little more secure...
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by gitgud 3y ago
> …when a problem arises with some of the complexity you’ve added. Is your first instinct to add even more stuff to fix it, or is it to remove and live with the loss? This is a double edged sword. Removing is generally dangerous and ca
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by gitgud 3y ago
Very cool! Vision systems can be so daunting to play around with, but this seems very approachable! There's several segmentation models listed there, do you plan to support "Segment Anything" at some point? I remember reading
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by gitgud 3y ago
> ”Community comes together to co-create value for everybody, which in itself is some sort of tangible currency.” In this case the community is volunteering time/resources to the project. In my experience it takes a lot of managem
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by gitgud 3y ago
It’s simple, FOSS projects are an act of charity to the community. Trying to make money from ”the project itself” creates misaligned incentives, as the maintainers are trying to extract value/funnel users to pay. Whereas the communit
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Ask HN: What happened to the Thorium reactor hype?
4 points by gitgud 3y ago|3 comments
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by gitgud 3y ago
> In this view, trying to make money from it corrupts the noble mission. Agreed, making money from charity doesn’t make sense. Business revolves around secrecy and restrictions. Whereas open-source revolves around transparency and free
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by gitgud 3y ago
“Pitching your early stage fake app” This one got me, nice work!
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Ask HN: Challenges with Creating Open-Source Clones of Commercial Software?
12 points by gitgud 3y ago|9 comments
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by gitgud 3y ago
Same, is there some kind of compression proxy we can put the site through?
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by gitgud 3y ago
Is it possible that some LLM’s are trained on these benchmarks? Which would mean they’re overfitting and are incorrectly ranked? Or am I misunderstanding these benchmarks?…
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by gitgud 3y ago
App store infrastructure, tooling and debugging will probably be quite annoying in the early days though. But if you can afford it, then do it.
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by gitgud 3y ago
> There is no limit to the type of questions or the topic you may ask Seems very broad and general. The beauty of Reddit is going into subreddit's and asking a question to a specific community. Reddit is also fairly anonymous too.
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by gitgud 3y ago
When you have hundreds of engineers working on the same codebase, it becomes very jarring to read code with different spacing, bracket formatting etc… The benefit of automated linting is that the codebase becomes more coherent and easier to
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by gitgud 3y ago
[1] github-branch-open-pr - Open current branch as new PR in browser [2] git-push-set-upstream - Push current branch to remote And plenty more… [1] https://github.com/benwinding/dotfiles/blob/master/bin&#
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Ask HN: How did you migrate off Evernote?
45 points by gitgud 3y ago|42 comments
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by gitgud 3y ago
Well “dot com” is the classic default, so it will always be memorable. But with search engines and QR codes it’s honestly not that important anymore. Just do some research to make sure it’s a relevant and trustworthy tld, some have restrict
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by gitgud 3y ago
In my experience abstracting before you know all the use cases is generally the problem. Write the simplest abstraction first, then as the system develops combine similar use cases into useful abstractions for clarity
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by gitgud 3y ago
Dependency injection & Inversion of control. Technically 2 concepts but they’re highly related. Basically, allow the consumer of a component to pass in something, rather than the component needing to contain that logic. It’s great for f
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by gitgud 3y ago
Interesting project, great work on getting it done. One thing I noticed is that the video in the readme doesn’t actually show the generated code running. It would be much more convincing if it did!

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