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by ilumanty 4y ago
I once started off a SaaS business on Hetzner, all good and super cheap. Some prospects were turned off by us hosting their data on a "no-name" provider. Switched to AWS, total door-opener, no more questions asked. In hindsight we
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by ilumanty 4y ago
It's capitalization that turns a pure idea into a bureaucratic nightmare. Other than making someone pay for courses and certificates, how would they prove that they have achieved wisdom? /s
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by ilumanty 4y ago
> Both popular SSR frameworks (Next.js + Remix) break the Unix philosophy, and Next.js + Blitz.js is the opposite of the Unix philosophy Would you mind to elaborate?
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by ilumanty 5y ago
I find it odd that the power indicator light on the front is always visible, even though the machine is clearly not plugged in. On the older aluminium MacBook Pro, it used to blend into the chassis.
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by ilumanty 5y ago
> We have handled it much better than 100 years ago. Is that so? The pandemic seems far from over. I think it is a little early to draw any conclusions.
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by ilumanty 5y ago
You mean some sort of social score? Now that would be groundbreaking. /s
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by ilumanty 5y ago
Yarn offers "Plug'n'play" mode since v2, which basically promotes what the author says. It takes the idea further: dependencies are stored as zip archives instead of thousands of small files, which reduces the "git
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by ilumanty 5y ago
The Gavin Belson Signature Box
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by ilumanty 5y ago
I wonder when insurances will offer discounts if you install one of those cameras voluntarily. And then, when the governments feel the need to make "drivers and communities more safe".
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by ilumanty 5y ago
next/image has been terribly slow to generate optimized images since 10.0.7. This issue is a blocker for several people, including myself, and there hasn't been any team response on GitHub yet: https://github.com/v
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by ilumanty 6y ago
I asked this myself as well. The entire article sounds quite apologetic.
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by ilumanty 6y ago
It's not the Hello World that takes 8s to compile, it's the author's project Azula ( https://github.com/azula-lang/azula )
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by ilumanty 6y ago
Some friends of mine had a pretty low latency (sub 50ms) using Jamulus ( https://github.com/corrados/jamulus ), which is an open source conferencing tool specially made for musicians. Need to self-host though.
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by ilumanty 6y ago
Location: Germany Remote: Yes, preferred Willing to relocate: Yes (Munich, Switzerland, UK, USA, Australia, ...) Technologies: JavaScript, TypeScript, React, Node, Swift, UIKit, Next.js, Vue, Nuxt.js, Redux, Apollo, GraphQL, Elixir, Webpack
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by ilumanty 6y ago
Recurring costs are estimated to be between EUR 2.5M and EUR 3.5M per month. This is supposed to cover costs for running German, English and Turkish phone hotlines to assist people with app setup as well as enabling an alternative way for s
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by ilumanty 7y ago
Can we please replace the clickbait headline?
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by ilumanty 7y ago
Using Little Snitch is an explicit choice. It would be weird of Apple to assume that users want to see all those messages and peek into the clockwork at the first occasion.
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by ilumanty 7y ago
How is your experience with more "advanced" stateful interactions such as drag&drop?
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by ilumanty 8y ago
It also stalled my iMac on Safari 11.1.2, macOS 10.13.6. Had to force reboot.
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by ilumanty 10y ago
I'd rather not. 256GB SSD is a pretty unrealistic entry level for actual 'pro' usage.
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by ilumanty 10y ago
> Do you want a combi-device with a scanner as well? (hard to get a good one under 200) Not necessarily. I own a pretty good scanner but if the device in question also has a scanner, so be it. > Do you want to print photos? (inkjet
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Ask HN: Printer Buying Advice
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