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by hk__2 3y ago
> don't underestimate the UX improvments from tiny friction removal features. It can become the difference between a site no one usess to a site everyone loves Which UX improvements are you thinking of exactly? This is a website I w
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by hk__2 3y ago
This is normal, the 6th word of the blog post is a link to it. > After the initial buzz of [pwning Chattr.ai] had settled down, […]
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by hk__2 3y ago
> One key objective is not to be yet another linksite, but add utility by providing direct shortcuts to code, docs, api references etc. next to the main link. Is this a need people have? I would use letsbuild.ai to discover projects and
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by hk__2 3y ago
> I've seen JSON Web Tokens used a lot in iOS apps over the last few years (cross platform products, so it makes sense to do whatever the web thing is), but I've never been clear how this isn't just reinventing the wheel o
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by hk__2 3y ago
https://www.usebruno.com/pricing Bruno is not free. It has a free version, but you can pay to have more features.
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by hk__2 3y ago
English used to have "gratis", but it’s not used anymore.
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Because next time the decision from the Cour de cassation will already exist.
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Are there similar countries where Justice is significantly faster, though?
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The case of French is curious, because "ferroviario" (adjective) is "ferroviaire", but the noun is "voie ferrée" and not something like *ferrovoie.
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by hk__2 3y ago
> Compare with the Italian word for a railway, which is "ferroviario" No, it’s "ferrovia" and it’s in the wrong order because it’s based on English: rail+way -> ferro+via.
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Fine but we’re not talking about piping random stuff from the Internet here; we’re just using curl as a convenience not to use an intermediary file.
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If you’re into that you can save four more chars by using `-sLH Accept:text/roff`
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> I'm pretty sure the OP is intentionally not doing this because piping commands/things-from-the-internet into "bash" (or anything else) is generally considered bad practice. It’s generally considered bad practice onl
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by hk__2 3y ago
If you want to do your own ASCII video via telnet, I did it in Go a few years back: https://github.com/bfontaine/RickASCIIRoll It’s actually quite simple; the hardest part is to generate the frames but that can be done
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> I prefer my own UNIX web dev solution https://mkws.sh ! Man pages ar too much imo. Those are orthogonal subjects; you could generate your own static page with your generator AND also serve them as manpages. The linked articl
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by hk__2 3y ago
> please let's all get back to something vaguely sound and rigorous Something rigorous would be to actually read the paper rather than stop at the first part of its title. The authors are not claiming their LLM is 1-bit.
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by hk__2 3y ago
> I don’t know what you think declarative means, but the example you’re showing is as non-declarative as it could be for such a simple thing. According to Wikipedia this is a style of programming where you describe _what_ you want rather
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by hk__2 3y ago
Are there non-declarative chart visualization libraries? I’ve always used matplotlib.pyplot [1] and while it doesn’t market itself as "declarative", I don’t see much difference: # Vega-Altair alt.Chart(source).mark_lin
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by hk__2 3y ago
Thanks!
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I never said that. There has been a hardware failure in the datacenter, something we could hardly have prevented.
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> At no point have I ever worked outside of contracted hours, and at no point will I ever do so. Sorry, no, once I did and it lead to me leaving the job..! "At no point have I ever worked outside of contracted hours" but "
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by hk__2 3y ago
I have the opposite experience: junior developers tend not to do research on the tech stack and just use whatever framework they know with some shiny libraries on top of it.
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Could you expand on why you disagree?
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> Don't act like every form is 5 simple text inputs. Well to be honest 99% of forms are 5 simple text inputs with a select. What was the last time you had to implement a "choose up to 5 locations in the radius of 10km", re
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by hk__2 3y ago
Because it is. It can be very frustrating not to be able to fill a form on mobile with a 3G connection just because some random dev decided that downloading 150kb of JS to render a simple form is fine. I mean it’s a form; we already have al
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by hk__2 3y ago
> It has an "action" attribute that points to a server you need to own and run a code you need to code in order to validate the input and store it in the database Pure-HTML forms work exactly like React forms; React does the li
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by hk__2 3y ago
> There was no “one click” form-on-top-of-my-database tool available When did you start building it? Budibase does exactly this since 2020.
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+1, and the "self-hosted" page on their documentation is… empty. https://docs.retool.com/education/labs/self-hosted Edit: the right page seems to be https://docs.retool.com/self-hosted b
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by hk__2 3y ago
So exactly like Budibase, but closed-source?

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