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by miki_tyler 5y ago
> Don't just assume that people will move at the drop of a hat. Same reason why they won't move to Iran or N Korea.
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by miki_tyler 5y ago
This reasoning never made sense to me. We always could have hired them directly, offer them relocation or simply set up a subsidiary of an American company in Russia to keep them busy.
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by miki_tyler 5y ago
He does not have a deadhand. A deadhand is only useful if everybody knows about its existence.
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by miki_tyler 5y ago
> There are similar time-loops and incestuous themes in this Heinlein novel Let's not forget "The Door into Summer".
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by miki_tyler 5y ago
I'm having the time of my life working on Kit55 [1], a headless website builder based on Jinja2/Nunjucks, and specialized in multilingual site generation & SEO optimization. [1] https://stack55.com
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by miki_tyler 5y ago
I am obsessed with Venus and I have thought a lot about acidophilic prairies floating on the Venus atmosphere. They would be indistinguishable from land if you are standing on top of them, you can build your Hobbit house there. It is an ama
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by miki_tyler 5y ago
Hubspot & Semrush.
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by miki_tyler 5y ago
Inflation washes out debt. Who think inflation is good? People, companies or institutions that are buried in debt to the tits. For the rest of us it is just an extra hand inside our pockets.
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by miki_tyler 5y ago
Check out Kit55 multilingual sites:. https://stack55.com/multilingual-sites/ compared to Hugo it is a walk in the park.
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by miki_tyler 5y ago
What do you mean with low code? HTML + CSS only?
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by miki_tyler 5y ago
As I mentioned in another comment somewhere else in the thread, there are a few apps (Lektor, Kit55, Pinegrow) that do exactly that.
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In my opinion there are other things that are probably more important besides speed for medium size sites, like SEO optimization, ADA compliance or multilingual support.
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by miki_tyler 5y ago
Just don't use a CLI. There are multiple apps out there that would take your HTML and generate pages.
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by miki_tyler 5y ago
Nice article. WordPress and most of CLI solutions are covered well. I missed though a bit on apps and alternative site generators like Lektor, Pinegrow and our app, Kit55 ( https://stack55.com ).
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by miki_tyler 5y ago
I saw the video and it can move the boxed out, but, can it grab boxes from the conveyor and pile them inside the container?
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by miki_tyler 5y ago
We all have a "fascist" gene. The gene pool of humanity as a whole is very small, which lead researches to believe that we descend from a very small group of humans, maybe 10,000 or so, when our ancestors came out of Africa. That
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by miki_tyler 5y ago
You can use a command line CLI like Jekyll, Hugo or Next, or a an app like Kit55 ( http://stack55.com ).
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by miki_tyler 5y ago
This is the third version of our tool, which has been shrinking in features for the past few iterations. This is pretty much the simplest workflow we could come up that would help anybody to make a site multilingual.
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Show HN: I made a tool to make sites multilingual (15 seconds video)(stack55.com)
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by miki_tyler 5y ago
I have some reservations about Tailwind. Seems to me that the only use case that makes easier is to directly copy and paste HTML code that works, but in general I think you are right. One missing piece of the puzzle in these kind of article
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by miki_tyler 5y ago
I recently had to make a tool that builds multi-language vanilla sites ( https://stack55.com ). Part of the job was to make a few sample sites in plain vanilla HTML/CSS/JS. After years of working with Angular + Node as m
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by miki_tyler 5y ago
Angular + Angular Material + Firebase. If you make if beyond certain point on the Angular learning curve, which is certainly very steep, coding turns into easy cruising. In my opinion unbeatable for SaaS projects.
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by miki_tyler 5y ago
This is a very promising architecture! We are actually building a template for Kit55 ( http://stack55.com ) that illustrates the use of Alpine,js. I think we should look into HTMX as well. Do you know if there is a comparison of A
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by miki_tyler 5y ago
+1 for Jinja2
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by miki_tyler 5y ago
Have you ever tried Jinja templates? Kit55 ( https://stack55.com ) provides a super simple tech stack with barely any config if all you need are static pages + a simple JSON based CMS backend. Disclosure - I work for Stack55.
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by miki_tyler 5y ago
There is indeed a <template> tag in HTML but it only works inside the current loaded page, i.e. to render rows inside a table. You cannot use it to include a header or a banner. In addition, the the tag relies on JS to be rendered.
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by miki_tyler 5y ago
If only standard HTML would support templating we could get rid of 80% of the tooling, maybe 100%. In fact, if I had to choose between two super simple tech stacks for static sites: 1) HTML + CSS + JS 2) HTML + CSS + Templating system I wou
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by miki_tyler 5y ago
2022 is the year when the internet is going to morph, from an almost 100% human generated content to a 100% machine generated content.
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100%.
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by miki_tyler 5y ago
I like how you went full brutalist in your design, very unconventional.

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