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by laurent123456 3y ago
> With just a `import thing from " https://example.com/foo.js "` I get a fully intialised library even if does async requests as part of its initialisation. This is indeed convenient if you want to quickly try a
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by laurent123456 3y ago
As of now, I still don't know what we got from this switch to ESM. It's a terrible breaking change which in some cases make it impossible to upgrade packages, unless you convert you whole codebase first which in many cases is not
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by laurent123456 3y ago
Many websites are having performance issues - https://downdetector.com It's as if Reddit had been taking the pressure off the rest of the internet all this time, and now that there's a blackout people actually starts w
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by laurent123456 4y ago
I'm getting a sense that it's standardising around CommonMark.
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by laurent123456 4y ago
Or just use Aegis - you can export all your codes as an encrypted backup.
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Show HN: GitHub Actions Raw Logs Viewer - extension for Chrome(github.com)
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by laurent123456 4y ago
> (irb):5:in `<main>': undefined method `name=' for #<data Person name="John", dob=#<Date: 1990-01-01 ((2447893j,0s,0n),+0s,2299161j)>> (NoMethodError) > Did you mean? name Is that the best they
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by laurent123456 4y ago
It has always synced changes when detected actually. It does an automatic sync after a note is changed
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by laurent123456 4y ago
Does it support Markdown? That's what I find lacking in many of these PM tools - they either use some custom, complicated markup, or wysiwyg, which makes it hard to format text properly and copy and paste text.
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by laurent123456 4y ago
For some people, qBittorrent is unusable on macOS because of this bug: https://github.com/qbittorrent/qBittorrent/issues/14360 Transmission on the other hand works perfectly.
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by laurent123456 4y ago
It's down. What is it supposed to show?
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by laurent123456 4y ago
Instead of having a hierarchy of scripts, why not use namespaces - blog_publish, blog_preview, etc? Then instead of typing `sd blog publish`, you type `blog_publish`. With this you have built-in autocompletion, no need for a third-party too
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by laurent123456 4y ago
It's a feature of Reader actually. The library they use has a "isProbablyReaderable()" function to determine if a page can be simplified, and their extension uses that to decide if Reader mode should be available or not. [0]
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by laurent123456 4y ago
Even without the ads, you still have multiple cookie popups and banners, floating videos and newsletter notifications to closes before getting to the content. And of course as you scroll down some of those come back (floating videos in part
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by laurent123456 4y ago
> you'll eventually miss out on a movie you'd really enjoy This DTDD website is for people who will definitely not enjoy the film because the dog dies. Many of these films are quite lazy anyway - the dog is just a plot device a
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by laurent123456 4y ago
He seems to be saying it was a shortcut, so that the line excludes both "." and ".."
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by laurent123456 4y ago
Well they know they've done an awful job, you know it too, but they happily kept the $45K. If they were as honest as you say, they would have refunded some of it.
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by laurent123456 4y ago
> While it's true that this seed file doesn't require the ongoing synchronization that a vault does, it's something that you need to have, and to manage with care. But even if it rarely changes, how would that file be sync
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by laurent123456 4y ago
So the main advantage is that no build step is necessary to create a website based on this? But I think most websites will require a build step at some point anyway - whether it's to build CSS, optimise images, automatically create sit
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by laurent123456 4y ago
> A good developer takes this email and empathizes with the UX problems, even if they won't redesign anything. A bad/petty developer gets snarky and mean and insults the user. Good developers aren't robots either. You get
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by laurent123456 4y ago
If using S3 don't forget to setup a lifecycle policy to transition to a cheaper storage like S3 Intelligent Tiering, and possibly Glacier. Maybe just avoid One-Zone IA for better durability.
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by laurent123456 4y ago
That makes sense, thanks for clarifying!
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by laurent123456 4y ago
Very interesting, but why is the password optional? Doesn't it mean that someone with access to the S3 bucket can decrypt the data?
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by laurent123456 4y ago
Can the renderer be used separately to embed in other editors?
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by laurent123456 4y ago
> Does adding a reaction to a comment in an issue thread bump the whole issue, does it have to be added to the top issue to show up in sorting? Yes it needs to be added to the top post. It's not really an official thing I guess, but
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by laurent123456 4y ago
Regarding adding +1 to issues - rather than doing this, up-vote the issue on GitHub (thumb up). This can be useful to maintainers because they can sort by thumb up and see the most popular ones. Adding a +1 comment really does nothing - it&
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by laurent123456 4y ago
I guess it's a problem when it's possible to isolate a particular cryptographic operation? For example on a server that's not particularly busy.
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by laurent123456 4y ago
I'm wondering why their enterprise clients are ok with this though. I would have thought they'd get more pressure from them since most businesses would not want to lose all their attachments if there's a problem.
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by laurent123456 4y ago
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23490367
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by laurent123456 4y ago
On macOS qBitorrent is unusable if you hit a certain bug that regularly freezes the whole app. In my case, maybe due to that bug, it was also corrupting the downloaded data (which I didn't think was possible due to integrity checks). I

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