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Reverse Engineering Medium.com's Editor: How Copy, Paste, and Images Work(app.writtte.com)
1 points by lasgawe 8mo ago|0 comments
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by lasgawe 8mo ago
I'm a bit curious. Why did you link the docs instead of the site in this post?
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by lasgawe 8mo ago
I agree with your points. I can clearly see the difference in myself between how I used to program before and how I do now. At one point, I was using Copilot very heavily. One day I lost my internet connection and tried to write code manual
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by lasgawe 8mo ago
One of the most unique ideas I've seen. Good to see this is just a 4.4 KB HTML page and does exactly what it says.
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by lasgawe 8mo ago
This looks really cool. I need to try it. Previously I used Sublime Merge for diff issues.
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by lasgawe 8mo ago
When I read this, I got a feeling of nostalgia. I do not know why. I was not even born when this was released.
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by lasgawe 8mo ago
I love AVIF. On websites I always convert larger images to AVIF. I never knew animated AVIF was possible. The only question is, is it supported by all major browsers?
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by lasgawe 9mo ago
this is one of the best applications I’ve ever used as open source
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by lasgawe 9mo ago
I like the design of the web site btw
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by lasgawe 9mo ago
nice project. previously, I used other tools to draw diagrams manually when I needed to add them to source code comments. You solved a big problem. I really appreciate it.
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by lasgawe 9mo ago
This is one of the hardest projects of its kind. Congrats! looks cool.
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by lasgawe 9mo ago
nice work! This is one of the best ways to deeply learn something, reinvent the wheel yourself.
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by lasgawe 9mo ago
At the current stage, the main issue is that when porting to a new language, some critical parts are missed. This increases the complexity of the codebase and leads to unnecessary code. In my personal opinion, creating a cross language comp
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by lasgawe 9mo ago
Is there anyone out there who’s productive and sitting upright? Asking for me..
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Build Your Own FontAwesome(twitter.com)
1 points by lasgawe 9mo ago|0 comments
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by lasgawe 9mo ago
This is nice! love this
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by lasgawe 9mo ago
Hey this is really interesting. I'll try your nvim plugin
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by lasgawe 9mo ago
If Nvidia stock crashed, it would likely trigger a broader sell-off in AI and semiconductor stocks, impacting the overall tech market, including my small startup :/
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by lasgawe 9mo ago
some points from this article that I didn't know before.
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by lasgawe 9mo ago
Love this. I use their Figma plugin almost every day.
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by lasgawe 9mo ago
One way or another, ChatGPT-like platforms provide ads.
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by lasgawe 9mo ago
haha I love this
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by lasgawe 9mo ago
I am working on open source projects. I believe we need a better licensing approach for open source. The current license system only works if users actually care about licenses, but most do not. They simply copy the code and do whatever the
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by lasgawe 9mo ago
This is beautiful, I saw a similar tool weeks ago: https://ascii.0xbalance.xyz
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by lasgawe 9mo ago
This comes with thousands of unknown attacks. When these kinds of features are introduced, we have to find ways to bypass them.
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by lasgawe 9mo ago
I just came here to ask this: > All data stays local on your machine. > No browsing history is sent to any server by default. > AI usage is optional and user-controlled. thanks for the extension
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by lasgawe 9mo ago
I never knew that. I don't know why. I've never seen this mentioned in a book, tutorial, or anything.
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by lasgawe 9mo ago
This is a great tool. most devs do not know what is happening under the hood when writing applications. They just write code and let the interpreter or compiler produce the results.
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AI Tools Are Overdelivering(lennysnewsletter.com)
2 points by lasgawe 9mo ago|1 comments
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by lasgawe 9mo ago
Last year I read about 3 or 4 books. This year I’m planning to read at least 12 books. I learn more from books than at my university.

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