netghost

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by netghost 10mo ago
Yeah, it's a bit gimicky. You can hit `esc` and it will revert to the normal page design. There's a scan lines affect they apply to everything that's "cool", but gets old after a minute.
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by netghost 11mo ago
I think it was generally news when there were upages and the site was up. Similar with twitter for that matter.
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by netghost 11mo ago
A long while back I wrote a bunch of articles covering some of the standard library: https://snakeshands.com/series/ruby_standard_library/ Ruby, and Ruby on Rails is a treasure trove of little handy bits you can u
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by netghost 11mo ago
That's a great distinction. There is a big difference between a one time payment and a recurring payment, especially if the company canceling the product or going out of business means you can no longer use the tool, and I honestly ste
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by netghost 11mo ago
I mean 20+ years ago we called this shareware. If you get value out of the free part of a tool, great! If not, then you get to choose to pay for the rest or not. Personally I'm happy that it tends to be the feature set I can live wit
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by netghost 1y ago
I'll just shill my own feed reader here: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/brook-feed-re... It currently only runs in Firefox but if anyone is interested, I'll Port it to Chrome since
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by netghost 1y ago
There's several mechanisms. The most common is (or at least was) a loop detector under the road that triggers when a vehicle is over it. Sometimes if you're not quite over it, or it's somewhat faulty that will trigger it.
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by netghost 1y ago
Perhaps it's the difference between watching a video of someone cooking a meal and cooking it for yourself.
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by netghost 1y ago
Just out of curiosity, what's the plugin? Are there folks interested in paying for plugins?
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by netghost 1y ago
There was an interview with the founders not long ago on Every's podcast: https://every.to/podcast/inside-the-browser-company-why-they... I never really got where the innovation was in Arc, and never got a chance
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by netghost 1y ago
How about AI can write large amounts of code that might look good out of context.
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by netghost 1y ago
Yes. Unless you want to rely on JavaScript libraries like popper and FloatingUI, we definitely need this for many use cases. The simplest example is if you have content that it not contained by the box you're positioning against. Think
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by netghost 1y ago
It really depends on your use case. If you want people collaborating on a rich text document, Automerge or yjs are probably great. If you want to have local first application data where a server is the authority, ElectricSQL is probably go
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by netghost 1y ago
I'm building a little toy to help my daughter learn how to sound out words. English is weird.
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by netghost 1y ago
> If you're a dev, and you excessively ran APIs or governed them… I am a dev, and it took me a while to realize this was the pain point you were solving. Mayhaps I'm the wrong dev, and that's just fine, regardless this lo
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by netghost 1y ago
Thanks! And curses. Now I'm going down another rabbit hole rehashing ways to interface with my database in a side project that is doomed to never get past the "there has to be a better way to…" phase ;)
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by netghost 1y ago
It seems really neat, but it's unclear what problem you're solving. Is the goal of the project to let people write documentation for APIs, explore APIs, or something else? Here are a few suggestions: 1. Start with a clear story of
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by netghost 1y ago
That seems like a really pragmatic tool, thanks for sharing it! I'm curious, do you output triggers, store procedures, and such? Many tools seem to stop after you've defined tables, columns, and indices, but I'd love some be
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by netghost 1y ago
This might come off as dismissive, but after using services like Delicious from way back, I've more or less ended up using Obsidian to edit a few markdown files that contain links to stuff I liked. I know there are services that offer
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by netghost 1y ago
I'm curious, how do you handle being in a partial state? It seems like it could be operationally tricky to have some users migrated, some pending, and some in an error state. On the other hand, I could imagine doing lazy migrations as
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by netghost 1y ago
Because AI is weird and does some things really well, and some things poorly. The terrible/exciting/weird part is figuring out which is which.
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by netghost 1y ago
Convention works when the culture is there, but I think you're right a dash of typescript and a class or interface definition could go a long ways. I think the maintainability comes from easy debugging. Stack traces are sensible and t
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by netghost 1y ago
If you just need value replacement yes. But you could also already do that with str.format. I think this gives you slightly more control before interpolating. If you want control flow inside a template, jinja and friends are probably still
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by netghost 1y ago
He made something that currently searches references on a given set of topics. It's not as if this automates thinking or writing any more than spell and grammar check. There's quite a bit of vitriol in the comments that seems ove
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by netghost 2y ago
Like so many things, it depends on the context. You didn't want it to ask questions if you're asking a simple math problem or giving it punishing task like counting the R's in strawberry. On the other hand, asking useful que
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by netghost 2y ago
Or we just don't look past twitter and such.
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by netghost 2y ago
I definitely read about buttons waiting to see how this would unlock the ability to transpile Command and Conquer in some novel way. Still appreciate the new features though.
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by netghost 2y ago
Just out of curiosity, is this the cruz of packaging it up for Android? https://gitlab.com/lecarore/breakout71/-/blob/main/app/src/m...
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by netghost 2y ago
I tried this on the morning and noticed that you've already taken some of the suggestions folks make into account. Great job making it so playable on mobile!
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by netghost 2y ago
Three reasons to write regardless of whether AI slurps it up. 1. You will learn more, even when you think you know everything there is to know about the topic. 2. You can point to a thing you personally created. It's nice to be discus

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