metaloha

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by metaloha 4y ago
This is interesting to me. I think I actually dislike coding but am good at it.
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by metaloha 4y ago
wtf - why is this in the public folder?
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by metaloha 4y ago
I've become a professional short-termer over the past 30+ years. I don't think I've stayed with a company longer than 2 years for at least the past 20 or so. I come in, handle some successful projects (occasionally unsuccessf
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Time Travel PoC?(fuckreligion.net)
1 points by metaloha 4y ago|1 comments
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Elon Has to Destroy Twitter
4 points by metaloha 4y ago|3 comments
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Twitter Is a Usability Mess(fuckreligion.net)
3 points by metaloha 4y ago|0 comments
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by metaloha 4y ago
Twitter was already unusable as a social network before Musk started sinking it.
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by metaloha 4y ago
Seconded. No matter how good you feel you are in this field, chances are great that 90% of your work is based on negative input. Relatively few developers get to work on green-field projects with any frequency, and even those can (and will)
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by metaloha 4y ago
Fascism and narcissism seem like things that aren't getting talked about enough (because if they were, we'd be seeing less of it, not more).
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FTL at 10 years old – The making of an enduring spaceship simulator(arstechnica.com)
7 points by metaloha 4y ago|0 comments
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by metaloha 4y ago
I'm also a JetBrains user of many years and several of their IDEs. I don't find Fleet (the VS Code clone, I think) really useful myself (and I have never liked VS Code or Atom or any of the other clones or Sublime-likes), but Inte
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by metaloha 4y ago
Animating dimensions on an element with an `auto` height or width comes up at least every second or third project I do. Having this work as expected without any hacks or extra JS would be AWESOME.
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by metaloha 4y ago
I don't know but it's a fantastic idea I think. I could see myself setting up an Angular course this way
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Show HN: An opinionated Angular boilerplate GitHub template(github.com)
1 points by metaloha 4y ago|0 comments
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by metaloha 4y ago
Think of `em` like a percentage of the current font size. So if you have a `div` with a font size of 16px, then a `p` tag within that with a font size of `1em` will be 16px. If the `p` tag is `0.8em`, then the font size will be 12.8px (or 8
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by metaloha 4y ago
This would seem like basic knowledge that anyone responsible for a web server would know to handle. At the absolute and very least, an `.htaccess` file would help.
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by metaloha 4y ago
You'll likely need to get some custom development done to avoid ongoing subscription costs in favor of a larger up-front cost. I've done this type of thing a few times in my career and have found that while platforms like Vimeo an
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Show HN: A lightweight TypeScript boilerplate for TDD(github.com)
1 points by metaloha 4y ago|0 comments
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by metaloha 4y ago
Fail :( I sign up, receive the code and put it in, then it doesn't let me log in - "Incorrect username or password" message.
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by metaloha 4y ago
This seems stupid to me. Maybe I just don't get Web3...
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by metaloha 4y ago
I just need you to fix the typo on the site - "lightening" and "lightning" are really different things.
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by metaloha 4y ago
I don't know that Kubernetes and Docker are intrinsically difficult, but it's a lot to learn in addition to everything else a developer needs to know these days. The barrier to entry is consistently getting higher and specializing
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by metaloha 4y ago
PHP for sure - used it for years, wrote multiple frameworks for various things, then migrated to JavaScript and the front-end and now I can barely remember how to write PHP :(
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by metaloha 4y ago
I assume this is done the same way products like YNAB and even QuickBooks Online access your banking info - through an API provided by the bank (or it's website partner). Your act of logging in is enough to allow a partner (like Plaid)
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by metaloha 4y ago
My advice is get out of the hosting business, it's not worth the trouble at a small scale ;) There is always room for another hosting administration system, though 7 to 10 months sounds pretty optimistic when considering the feature li
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by metaloha 4y ago
That's what Hostinger said when I contacted their support, but I literally did not have this problem with 100+ domains registered with other registrars (GoDaddy, Gandi, TUCOWS, Namecheap, Amazon, etc.) - it was just Hostinger. My suspi
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by metaloha 4y ago
I had a bad Hostinger experience. Within a couple hours of registering a pair of domain names through them in 2017, I started receiving spam emails and phone calls on that specific email address and phone line. Within a few weeks, I was get
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by metaloha 4y ago
An article describing that technology and how came to be used would be a more appropriate link for HN.
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Drop-In Minimal CSS Viewer(dohliam.github.io)
1 points by metaloha 4y ago|0 comments
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by metaloha 4y ago
Oh, and if you think that being called a pervert for sending a stranger dick picks is man-bashing, please turn in your Man Card and don't pretend to be anything other than a supporter of sending dick pics to strangers.

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