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Show HN: Docker Name Generator(dockernamegenerator.com)
1 points by kyrylo 1y ago|0 comments
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by kyrylo 1y ago
It's not sponsored. I'm the author of both sites :)
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by kyrylo 1y ago
Not for everyone, I get it. Just move along.
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by kyrylo 1y ago
Correct! The footer includes a link to the first one
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Just use HTML(justfuckingusehtml.com)
198 points by kyrylo 1y ago|174 comments
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by kyrylo 1y ago
Stop reinventing the wheel. The web was doing just fine before your bloated frameworks crawled out of the sewer.
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by kyrylo 1y ago
Thanks, I’m looking forward to hearing from your team! I plan to document what it takes to build a ONCE-style product. It'll probably be a blog post (or a few). If you're curious, feel free to stay in touch - links are in my bio.
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by kyrylo 1y ago
Hey Chris! If you or your team have any questions about Telebugs, feel free to shoot me an email at kyrylo@telebugs.com. I can set up a private demo just for your team. Re: your ONCE-style project. That’s exciting! I wasn’t sure from your p
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How the pay-once business model saved my *aaS(kyrylo.org)
4 points by kyrylo 1y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Simple self-hosted Sentry alternative with a 5-minute setup(telebugs.com)
2 points by kyrylo 1y ago|4 comments
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Learn to code, ignore AI, then use AI to code even better(kyrylo.org)
158 points by kyrylo 2y ago|145 comments
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by kyrylo 2y ago
This is my reaction to the recent tweet by the Replit CEO, where he said that learning to code will be a waste of time.
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by kyrylo 2y ago
Thanks, fixed!
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by kyrylo 2y ago
Author here — thank you! You're absolutely right, and I've corrected it!
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by kyrylo 2y ago
Yeah, me too. However, I used the Wikipedia name: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vertical_bar
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by kyrylo 2y ago
Interesting perspective. I had never paid attention to that detail. Even knowing that, I personally don’t see it as a problem.
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by kyrylo 2y ago
Agreed, but sometimes it makes sense to include the site name. For instance, on a project's page like "Acme" adding "Acme | SiteName" provides more context.
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The vertical bar (|) is the best HTML page title separator(kyrylo.org)
5 points by kyrylo 2y ago|7 comments
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by kyrylo 2y ago
It’s my pleasure!
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by kyrylo 2y ago
That list is great, but it’s not guaranteed to be free of false positives. We Use Rails also offers more granularity—you can see the exact technologies people are using.
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by kyrylo 2y ago
I forgot to mention that yes, it's built with Rails. https://weuserails.com/ruby-on-rails-websites/we-use-rails
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by kyrylo 2y ago
I don’t measure req/sec here, but at one point, I had 2.8k visitors in an hour. Before rescaling, it was running on Hetzner’s CPX11—2 vCPU cores shared with a few other Rails apps. (I didn’t expect it to go viral at all)
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by kyrylo 2y ago
I rescaled my VPS. Let me know if you still experience issues.
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by kyrylo 2y ago
We Use Rails uses SQLite, by the way
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by kyrylo 2y ago
I like Golang too, I use it whenever I can. I haven't done any AI with Ruby, but from what I saw, the ecosystem is lacking support of good libraries.
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by kyrylo 2y ago
I rescaled my VPS, let me know if it's still laggy.
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by kyrylo 2y ago
I did use Rails :D
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by kyrylo 2y ago
Traffic has increased significantly, but everything seems to be working fine.
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by kyrylo 2y ago
I’ve always wondered who else uses Ruby on Rails besides the usual names like GitHub, Shopify, Basecamp, etc. Last month, I built a directory of web apps built with the Rails framework. With Rails 8 released last year, the framework is stro
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Web apps built with Ruby on Rails(weuserails.com)
152 points by kyrylo 2y ago|122 comments

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