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by jarofgreen 11mo ago
> load blog posts from a db Can you explain a bit more about your requirement and how many blog posts you are talking about? I'm curious to hear more for my future work as I have an extendable static site builder it would be easy to
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by jarofgreen 1y ago
Only for SEO - they don't help at all with aggressive AI scraper bots.
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by jarofgreen 1y ago
Also to consider: bot traffic and SEO. Depending on which mechanism you use to construct your state URLs they will see them as different pages, so you may end up with a lot of extra traffic and/or odd SEO side effects. For SEO at least
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by jarofgreen 1y ago
> There have been reports from iPhone or Samsung users facing a similar problem, and that's despite their significantly higher user base. Is there a "no" missing?
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by jarofgreen 1y ago
> I'm still not unsure if I should include it as part of my answer when asked if I contributed to open source projects I woud say yes, as long as you make sure you indicate the level clearly. It's not landing a great new featur
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by jarofgreen 1y ago
> I think we need to separate meetup discovery from event management - an event-platform-agnostic registry/search that works across Guild, Eventbrite, Facebook Events, whatever. Hmm... might have just found our next Svelte meetup ha
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by jarofgreen 1y ago
Seen https://mobilizon.org/ ?
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by jarofgreen 1y ago
That doesn't help with the "Who's listening?" problem. In an office kitchen you know exactly who is listening and can tailor your comments appropriately. In an online chat, it's not clear who is lurking or who will
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by jarofgreen 1y ago
> SEO is built in since search engines can crawl every state combination. This isn't always a plus - bots can find a very large number of pages to crawl and swamp your server with traffic. Maybe they would get stuck on all the combi
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by jarofgreen 1y ago
> I just turned off /notebooks in robots.txt That doesn't actually stop pages being indexed. https://developers.google.com/search/docs/crawling-indexing/...
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by jarofgreen 1y ago
Hey OP, 1) You consider this about the Linkedin site but don't stop to think about other social networks. This is true about basically all of them. You may not post on Facebook, Bluesky, etc, but other people may like your links and po
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by jarofgreen 1y ago
I'm not sure in which spirit you mean that, so I'm going to choose "approvingly" :-) I do have thoughts for later about modes which could take all the config from .htaccess files and build them into the main config so th
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by jarofgreen 1y ago
Had a similar chat with someone recently after I used Apache for a side project in part because of it's .htaccess feature. This let's you drop .htaccess files anywhere and Apache will load them on each request for additional serve
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by jarofgreen 1y ago
The title is a reference to a sketch from a UK show, That Mitchell and Webb Look: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h242eDB84zY
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by jarofgreen 1y ago
or use UUID/GUIDS, many databases (eg PostgreSQL) and frameworks (eg Django) support them.
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by jarofgreen 1y ago
Ah ok. So kinda in competition with something like https://cloudcannon.com/ I'll be honest if you want feedback - as a developer I'd prefer a solution that builds on top of an existing open source static site buil
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by jarofgreen 1y ago
True - just thought people would be interested in some options
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by jarofgreen 1y ago
> can use HTML import? nope not exist Well, Apache says hi: https://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.4/howto/ssi.html (Look for "include")
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by jarofgreen 1y ago
So, reading between the lines, it's a desktop app that makes a static website and it then checks the build output (not the source with a build command) into a GitHub repository for hosting? Is it your own static website builder or did
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by jarofgreen 1y ago
> I'm not sure how the managers reacted to that, but I do know that after a couple more weeks, they stopped asking Bill to fill out the form, and he gladly complied It would be a much better story if they stopped asking everyone t
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Raw.githubusercontent.com – How to authenticate and see headers with info?(github.com)
2 points by jarofgreen 1y ago|0 comments
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by jarofgreen 1y ago
https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/157887 This has been going on for weeks and is clearly not a simple mistake.
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by jarofgreen 1y ago
Also https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/157887 "Persistent HTTP 429 Rate Limiting on *.githubusercontent.com Triggered by Accept-Language: zh-CN Header" but the comments show examples wit
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by jarofgreen 1y ago
I'm not sure we can be certain everyone has that view. I get the impression many of the people who vilify art generators are also against coding copilots. > I reflexively told my wife, “That’s AI—skip it.” > Yet I’m using AI-crea
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by jarofgreen 2y ago
I noticed that when you post on Bluesky with a URL in, the client says "uploading thumbnail". That's odd, I thought, why is the client doing that and not the server? So I looked up the API and it turns out the client can set
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Show HN: Post with a URL in on Bluesky? The preview can be anything you want(bsky.app)
2 points by jarofgreen 2y ago|1 comments
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by jarofgreen 2y ago
> It recently added task queues as a concept It took me a while to find any information on this, so for others: https://forum.djangoproject.com/t/django-tasks-bringing-back... https://github.com/djan
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by jarofgreen 2y ago
Depends where the bottleneck is. But basically, we're saying different server setups are also a factor and another reason why you need to do testing with representative loads :-)
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by jarofgreen 2y ago
> One key thing to underline: each request in the test is just a single call to the pre-rendered Next.js page. No assets are requested. A real visitor would need 60+ additional requests. That means as few as three simultaneous visitors c
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by jarofgreen 2y ago
https://git.trevorbentley.com/itsy-gitsy/ (I don't use so not sure how good it is, just noting)

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