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by iddan 3y ago
I thought like this until I discovered Prisma and EdgeDB. They provide all the niceties of a NoSQL / graph databases with the robustness of battle tested SQL databases
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Creating a Positive Workplace Community(matthewstrom.com)
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by iddan 3y ago
The argument against GraphQL in this article (and the article is linked to) is hand-wavy. It just says GraphQL is not secure without going into why and the example is: exposing a field on a record that you shouldn’t - which can happen in RE
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Dark Reader for iOS(darkreader.org)
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by iddan 3y ago
I just found out that I can have dark mode HN on my iPhone with Dark Reader. It works incredibly well, doesn’t require me to use a different URL and seems like it’s OSS. Really cool stuff.
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by iddan 3y ago
The json structure is not a breaking change. You can use the old and the new structure
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by iddan 3y ago
Interestingly enough, modern Hebrew adopted the sign. Even though it is not Latin-based / using the Latin alphabet. Probably as speakers knew it from other languages and the British mandate period
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by iddan 3y ago
Thank you! The vision is to support as many spreadsheet capabilities as possible while retaining the simplest API and a small enough size. So multi-sheet is possible as long as using the component with a single sheet is still simple.
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by iddan 3y ago
Great stuff! If you'd like to add a spreadsheet to your React / MDX I created a similar small component https://github.com/iddan/react-spreadsheet
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by iddan 4y ago
Language designers: PROVIDE EXAMPLES IN ANY MAIN PAGE. Thanks
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by iddan 4y ago
Finally a big player is talking about image to vector using generative AI. This will make the lives of graphic designers so much better. No reason that humans will continue to trace images in this day and age
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by iddan 4y ago
It’s a cliche by this point. But it was proven in research that because peanut puffs (most common brand name is “Bamba”) snacks are so common in Israel the rate of peanut allergy is so low
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by iddan 4y ago
The OPFS is subject to browser quota restrictions.
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by iddan 4y ago
Every time I had preview environments my life were so much better. There's a clear trend in the industry to let teams collaborate on preview environments (like Figma, but on the actual built version)
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by iddan 4y ago
I'm not sure if FastAPI is the best competition for this library as it focuses on building REST APIs rather than JSON RPCs, but anyway great work!
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by iddan 4y ago
Or it gave it a good heads up before it completely gets out of hand and a time window to act fast and remove bureaucracy
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by iddan 4y ago
I use GitHub CoPilot for this all the time!
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by iddan 4y ago
Shameless plug: if you want to empower your team to iterate your UX text in web apps (React, Angular, Vue, etc) FlyCode lets non-technical teammates make changes to UX texts and send a PR to GitHub with the text changes: https://
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What is AWS Glue Studio(docs.aws.amazon.com)
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by iddan 4y ago
Why are these practices not common with web developers? What’s held them back in recent years using it?
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by iddan 4y ago
This is so cool. I was just thinking a few months ago how much I miss old school forums. Everybody already said it here but Slack is not searchable, and not suited for communal async communication.
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Readable: A VSCode Extension That Automatically Generates Comments with AI(github.com)
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What it means to design a platform(matthewstrom.com)
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by iddan 4y ago
Which past question are you referring to?
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by iddan 4y ago
The single reason my podcast Merged is not on Apple yet is because it’s too damn hard to register to Apple Podcasts. Apple missed out on podcasts and left Spotify to make the big numbers and money.
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by iddan 4y ago
Sometimes you need to name something and give it a spec for others to implement it.
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by iddan 4y ago
This is really cool, could come very handy for analysis work. For application development my go-to is Prisma (which also features a type safe query builder)
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by iddan 4y ago
Well now you can write full types in both of them
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by iddan 4y ago
More than just multi-cursor the workflows VSCode offers with them (selecting all occurrences, selecting the next occurrence) are vital for my work.
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by iddan 4y ago
For us in FlyCode it's Stigg ( https://stigg.io ). Really streamlined the way we manage subscriptions and define pay blocks. Saved us about two weeks of development work (and we are still pretty small!)

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