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by h1fra 3y ago
Nice, thanks for showing it! I tested on my sass that has a CDN and got scared a little bit, but then did a second call and cache hit everywhere, thank god.
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by h1fra 3y ago
Congrats! I love Fly.io, used it for side projects and I was very pleased with the UX and the free tier. The blog post is funny but the style is a bit excruciating to read.
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GitHub now rebase with the merge-ort strategy(github.blog)
11 points by h1fra 3y ago|0 comments
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by h1fra 3y ago
Amazing ! Died after the URL, it was too much to recalculate the atomic numbers and keep track of Paul. Maybe this chicken was the most unfair part of this game, the random captcha and country make it impossible to retry easily (maybe the
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by h1fra 3y ago
Same reason I didn't invest much in this field yet. When you access one resource it's fine to a do a roundtrip, but with listing, filtering, searching if you don't join at query time it doesn't work. I'm not entirel
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by h1fra 3y ago
Congrats on launching, that very interesting! I recently started doing a project in this area too, it's tempting but there are a lot of push back from developers to change their habits (and markdown). Anecdotally I also tried to integr
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by h1fra 3y ago
I have nothing against ES modules, actually it's a good thing objectively. The problem is how it was introduced to the ecosystem with basically no official support until very recently. First draft in 2009, official release was 2017, a
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by h1fra 3y ago
Postgres getting good updates at slow but steady pace over many decades is really impressive.
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Market dip after an AI-generated hoax of an explosion at The Pentagon went viral(insider.com)
2 points by h1fra 3y ago|0 comments
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by h1fra 3y ago
While I don't believe it will be as huge as Twitter, and that Twitter users won't migrate there. This have the potential to do it well for Instagrammer that wants a new medium but in a platform that is not for shitposting and meme
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by h1fra 3y ago
Came here to say that, not sure if it actually would improve the test but at least it would be correct. Also, Node 12 was released 4 years ago.
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by h1fra 3y ago
Thanks for summarising, I never used plugin and I had hard time understanding the tweet
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Veritasium: Light bulbs are linked to the invention of computer(youtube.com)
60 points by h1fra 3y ago|17 comments
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Olympic Swimming in the Seine? How Paris Is Remaking a River(nytimes.com)
3 points by h1fra 3y ago|0 comments
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by h1fra 3y ago
Very interesting, got into level 6 then got a bit bored. For eduction purpose would be cool to explain rules after the fact. Small feedback: when there is an appeal, I'm not sure wether green means approving the appeal or stay with the
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by h1fra 3y ago
Something like JSON+LD ? It should cover most of your needs and can also be used for actual search engine e.g: https://developers.google.com/search/docs/appearance/structu...
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by h1fra 3y ago
I think others have pretty much summarised it already: Searching for non-documented or badly documented API, find implementation of an algorithm or specific pattern, find how people are using a niche tool, etc. I have even used it to find m
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by h1fra 3y ago
oh wow, amazing news. Still experimental, but very exciting! thanks for sharing
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by h1fra 3y ago
I have been using since the beta, truly the most impressive product released in the last 5 years (along with chatgpt). The amount of indexed code, the quickness and the precision of this search is simply stunning.
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by h1fra 3y ago
Everytime I see this project I'm flabbergasted (in a very good way) that we can achieve this. I wish Node was portable, it would definitely be far more superior than GO CLIs that lacks this kind of features.
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by h1fra 3y ago
I think there is small but non-zero chance that someone might do it, and that's enough. Can easily happen if you were not paying attention when looking for a lodash in npmjs.com, or using the autocomplete on vscode, codesandbox that do
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by h1fra 3y ago
There is a good chance they don't even know what the price should be on the backend. The worst kind of apps are constantly running sales, special offer, limited discount, etc... Im pretty sure it's only calculated frontend side si
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by h1fra 3y ago
Congrats on launching, this market definitely needs more competition ! There is no mention of it in the homepage, is the dataset covering the entire world?
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by h1fra 3y ago
Came to mention that! There is always a Tom Scott video for any topic :D
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by h1fra 3y ago
Amazing. Apart from the AI stuff, I think what really makes a difference is the very minimalist design which help reading and choosing more appropriately than a congested design with a lot of images. Alternatively (or complementary), I woul
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by h1fra 3y ago
I still don't understand the true goal of Deno. It started as "better node.js", with better security and modern tooling. Better security was not achieved imo, it's not flexible enough but painful enough that you want to
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by h1fra 3y ago
Funny but far from being insulting. Maybe a good idea would be to able to submit your picture and get roasted on it, like on reddit.
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by h1fra 3y ago
Interesting, would love to see an other comparison with Caddy. Lately I have seen more and more people using it for its simplicity but I wonder what is the performance tradeoff, if any?
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by h1fra 3y ago
Amazing project! However, I would not do it by foot, even with the best intentions like they seems to have 40minutes in a tunnel will bring me down ahah
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by h1fra 4y ago
Once you figured out all the point in this article, it's a matter of fine tuning, can take some times but eventually it will works. The only thing I still struggle with is the Table Bloat. On managed Postgres (i.e: gcp, aws) you pay f

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