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by pictur 4y ago
What exactly is this site solving? I'm asking because I don't know
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by pictur 4y ago
I know diet is important. I also try to watch what I eat. but if there are problems with things other than diet, I think they should be focused on. because if you can't solve them, diet doesn't make any sense to me.
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by pictur 4y ago
People's obsession with diet is very strange. There are other things that are important for health. like sleep and work-life balance. And I think these are more important than eating vegetables.
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by pictur 4y ago
a comment you can only see on HN. I really like the pointless hatred towards CSS and javascript on this site lol
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by pictur 4y ago
+1 no fancy pages. there are no constant advertising emails. there is only cheap and working VPS with good performance
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by pictur 4y ago
yes you are right. people who argue in the same way, talking about the same things.
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by pictur 4y ago
this is a site where comments are made with the same thoughts in every post. if you write something critical, you will be directly downvoted. for this reason, i do not think that the tracking feature is very much needed on a site where ther
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by pictur 4y ago
this is a sad fact of life. a great project in terms of engineering can be beaten by a job that is just a wordpress page but great in terms of marketing.
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by pictur 4y ago
We need to get rid of the bullshit about companies trying to connect with employees. As the company grows, it does not benefit the employee at all, but the bosses still wait for more effort. The biggest problem of modern man is being pushed
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by pictur 4y ago
it's pretty funny how stupid rich people like elon musk try to convince the poor that "we can do more with less engineers". "hey slave, you have to do more work so we don't have thousands of employees. i don't
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by pictur 4y ago
I think it's time to write a blog article under the name you don't need the internet.
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by pictur 4y ago
I started using it while developing on a site running on nextjs. It works pretty fast and I can get things done faster. There are minor issues, of course, but in its current state it works just fine.
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by pictur 4y ago
why is this project constantly benchmarking against deno and node? it seems to attract good attention this way but I wonder what else it offers besides performance.
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by pictur 4y ago
twitter seems determined to further screw up its API potential
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by pictur 4y ago
My main expectation from things like ORM is to be able to think of a query with SQL logic. so the end result will be SQL and I should be able to picture it in my mind. but this is where things get messy. It seems difficult to achieve this w
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by pictur 4y ago
youtube is a site that oscillates between being a social network and not being. and for the most part they choose not to be. and maybe that's why it's constantly growing and unrivaled. they don't care about things like person
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by pictur 4y ago
I think the concept of technical debt is a kind of corporate culture. it can be repaid over time, but it's likely to reappear unless you reduce the things that caused it. that is, of course, it cannot be completely eliminated. but for
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by pictur 4y ago
I don't know how the Firefox extension store is, but publishing the extensions in the chrome extension store was really torture. They unpublished a plugin I published years ago. When I contacted support later, they said it was removed
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by pictur 4y ago
Does anyone have a guideline for seo? Is doing the basics enough or is there something that creates magic?
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by pictur 4y ago
What you're talking about is more like lint checking than debugging. I thought you meant debugging a running application.
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by pictur 4y ago
off-topic: How terrible is that site's notification to open the article in the mobile app. The mobile site experience is really getting more intimidating every day. they can't make the same warning text for the desktop because the
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by pictur 4y ago
When I see tools like this, I remember once again what a great revolution angularjs was. If people are happy with tools like this, of course that's important, but I don't think I'll understand the logic of writing javascript
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by pictur 4y ago
the js ecosystem is built on romance. what this article describes is not even the tip of the iceberg for a large application.
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by pictur 4y ago
nodejs is still in bad shape in my opinion in this regard. There are many frameworks, but most of them are things that do not work stable or their features are not fully settled. maybe the problem is directly related to javascript, i don&#x
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by pictur 4y ago
what are the advantages of using angular right now? in terms of documentation, it doesn't look like an atomic reactor compared to the past. more like simplified
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by pictur 4y ago
the word devops reminds me of being in constant development and never being able to reach a stable state. constantly new features, solutions, trials, alternatives and other things...
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by pictur 4y ago
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by pictur 4y ago
deno seems like a great project that solves problems that don't actually exist
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by pictur 4y ago
0 features = 0 problems
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by pictur 4y ago
I think the problem is the gap in your social life. most people are good at their job the way you describe it. and they think about the business as much as they should. You think you're an artist, but you're not sorry. I understan

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