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by ponyous 3y ago
https://otiv.dev - Automation tool for teams that use Notion and Slack. Basically got 0 paying customers right now, but we are using it on all our internal projects - just started running Google ads to see if I can get some conv
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by ponyous 3y ago
This is only 1 perspective (which is correct in most cases but not always). It can also produce massive HTML (not CSS) making it worse than pure CSS solution.
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by ponyous 3y ago
You can buy a quest and don't need a PC for $300.
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by ponyous 3y ago
I started using it just as a markdown dumping ground and over time refined my use. It came naturally to me. If your team is using some complicated system that nobody explained to you, then I can't blame you. Notion can definitely be as
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by ponyous 3y ago
Quest Pro supposedly being a pro device cannot replace my desktop screens. Resolution is just not there. With Apple Vision seems to be actually capable of doing this. I am looking forward to ditching my screens. My napkin math and some go
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by ponyous 3y ago
Not in my experience. Notion is faster than Jira. But we don't have super massive wikis, hundreds of pages at most.
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by ponyous 3y ago
On one of the paintings[0] you can see electricity poles that look fairly modern. I didn't realise that was already the case back then! [0]: https://www.vangoghmuseum.nl/en/collection/d0420V1962
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by ponyous 3y ago
I'm working on this relatively simple tool where you can dump in your projects (as a simple list), then as a team you can vote on different aspects. There are a few templates and you can customize them. Imagine collaborative/inte
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by ponyous 3y ago
How do you handle backups? I was considering doing the same, but found that backing up different systems inside k8s can be difficult.
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by ponyous 3y ago
Pretty sure reddit doesn't show content from all subs on the front page by default. And I am pretty sure rekt / gore thread would not be part of the default list.
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by ponyous 3y ago
I never start with documentation, but I find it immensely useful. Usually it starts with someone asking about something and you can just link them to the docs without having to talk to them.
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by ponyous 3y ago
I wouldn't switch and invest time into marginal improvement, but I would for magnitude one. As they say, build something that is 10x better, because people won't change their habits for slightly better. Not to mention hidden costs
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by ponyous 3y ago
My top 3 lesser known mac apps: Itsycal - a mini calendar app that will show upcoming events Finicky - control which URL schemas open in which browser. Development stuff in chrome, everything else in Safari Rectangle - Window management sho
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by ponyous 3y ago
Would you mind to elaborate why this is the case? I am not in Swift/Obj-c ecosystem so I'm just clueless.
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by ponyous 3y ago
I run a small agency (<10 people) where we don't specifically focus on outcomes, but rather "the whole picture". With the whole picture I mean, we are trying to be upfront about everything you will need down the line. Comp
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by ponyous 3y ago
A better (simpler?) version to generate boilerplate is hygen in my opinion in case anyone is thinking of this use case.
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by ponyous 3y ago
Because there were browsers and no standards. How can you expect someone that starts coding on the web to know what pains kernel went through decades prior?
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by ponyous 3y ago
> He pitches niche, complicated stuff and tries to pass it off as basics. I see, thanks for explaining. > LiteFS on fly.io? Why? He talks about this in his conference talk - to improve the UX. If you deploy to fly.io "edge"
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by ponyous 3y ago
> But at the same time, I think a lot of comments here are pointing at the glaring reminder of how obscenely complex development for the web can be in the JS ecosystem Absolutely agree, this has nothing to do with Kent. > but without
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by ponyous 3y ago
Kent presented the stack at remix conf yesterday. It starts 30min into this stream: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qVkRyjSrhXs
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by ponyous 3y ago
So what? It covers a lot of things. Things that are often needed on the web. Almost always to be honest. You can go with "express.js" only and then figure out 10 other missing pieces yourself.
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by ponyous 3y ago
What advice is meme worthy? Can you be more specific? You are just saying it's not good, that you would not advise to follow him, etc... > The proliferation of his perspective has, quite literally, been a pain in my ass daily trying
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by ponyous 3y ago
UK based with 10 years of experience in web dev, been unemployed from December to May 2nd. December - February I searched as I would years ago - respond to a recruiter here and there and apply to a couple of great roles every week. Usually
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by ponyous 3y ago
I tried starting projects with several people already and I will not do it again unless they have previous experience of starting a business and getting it beyond idea phase.
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by ponyous 4y ago
Open Dev tools > Network > Disable network cache & reload. Works for me.
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by ponyous 4y ago
This is the only comment that clarified the product to me. Everything else including the website is just confusing.
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by ponyous 4y ago
SEEKING WORK | REMOTE or London On Site Technologies: React, React Native, Node, TypeScript, Postgres, Kubernetes, Docker and more Résumé/CV: https://meznaric.net/resume Email: vmeznaric@outlook.com I am full stack eng
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by ponyous 4y ago
Location: London, UK Remote: Yes / Hybrid / No (in order of preference) Willing to relocate: No Technologies: React, React Native, Node, TypeScript, Postgres, Kubernetes, Docker and more Résumé/CV: https://meznaric
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by ponyous 4y ago
Chromecast receiver maybe? Most streaming services support chrome cast. Not sure about implementation and licensing.
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by ponyous 4y ago
Karabiner is almost too flexible. It let's you do almost anything, but it's so hard to configure it correctly. I use it for example to remap CAPS -> CTRL and CAPS + ' = `. Sometimes it just enables caps lock instead. Also,

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