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by qudat 4y ago
I wrote an article about this recently. I used to write for other people to read it. I learned after awhile that writing for other people diluted my thoughts and resulted in me not having a clear voice in my writing. Something about accommo
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by qudat 4y ago
I couldn’t agree more, especially the bit about Xcode. I don’t even do apple development but still have to deal with it on every upgrade. What a pain
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by qudat 4y ago
This is the best I could find: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44676944/how-to-compile-...
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by qudat 4y ago
I wish I were into sports, I'd definitely use this! It fits nicely into the smol web
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by qudat 4y ago
I regret the title now but that ship has sailed.
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by qudat 4y ago
Grats! Excited to see where this ends up
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by qudat 4y ago
Agreed. I updated the blog to add an example. Copy/pasting here: I spend a decent amount of time in the redux world so `redux-toolkit` is a great library to see how types are done *correctly* in a real codebase. To be clear, they do
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by qudat 4y ago
Thanks for reading the article! > That is the whole point in creating a library. To hide complexity in a nice easy to use interface/API. I think that's a fair point, but generating types that satisfy all use cases is very chall
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by qudat 4y ago
I totally agree here. It only becomes noticeable when you don't drink, but when you do, it's painfully obvious the bias inherent in people around alcohol consumption. I have no issue with people drinking around me and will happil
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TypeScript is terrible for library developers(erock.prose.sh)
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by qudat 4y ago
Same, and I wrote a blog article about it because front end development has a lot of unique challenges. https://erock.prose.sh/my-love-letter-to-front-end-web-devel...
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by qudat 4y ago
Very cool. For those that want to blog their lists, https://lists.sh has been a lot of fun. https://erock.lists.sh/knowledge-management-apps
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by qudat 4y ago
A friend and I recently started a dev collective ( https://pico.sh ) to work on projects targeting the smol web. We decided that many popular communication and collaboration tools would not fit into our stack. Things like GitHub a
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by qudat 4y ago
I do something similar, managing dotfiles is pretty easy with a git repo
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by qudat 4y ago
Slightly off topic but I've found as someone who is constantly trying to get people to engage with my products and services that mastodon (fosstodon) to be highly value. I'll cross-post to twitter and fosstodon and I get much bett
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by qudat 4y ago
Relegated to a niche subgroup, I see. There's a significant difference between spending time learning a tool and sinking dozens and dozens of hours into a tool in order to perform tasks that are so basic for other package managers.
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by qudat 4y ago
Great response! I added a ticket to improve our http rating: https://todo.sr.ht/~erock/pico.sh/27
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by qudat 4y ago
> For something that seems to be lightweight and simple, I’d have liked to see it being file based or like a static site generator. We're contemplating the idea of adding "Pages" to prose.sh. > The official documentatio
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by qudat 4y ago
> Markdown is severely limiting for prose and blogging though and leads to unsemantic element abuse or having to do a lot of manual HTML markup (which with no controls over styles means you’re limited further). There aren’t good conventi
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by qudat 4y ago
I created a hugo blog as well ( https://erock.io ). It's been a great outlet for me to express myself. It has been on the FP of HN before which was a ton of fun to see the metrics. However, I totally agree that maintaining
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by qudat 4y ago
This bug has been fixed, sorry about that!
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by qudat 4y ago
It is on the short list!
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by qudat 4y ago
Date issue has been fixed. I wonder if we should just replace underscores with spaces but not hyphens to avoid this collision with hyphens you want to keep? There’s also the frontmatter variable “title” that you can customize. Thanks for th
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by qudat 4y ago
That’s partially by design. The ssh app should show the post, that’s a bug. However posts in the future do not show up in the indexes so you can upload the post without it being publicly listed. I’ll fix the bug, thanks!
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by qudat 4y ago
1) Lists uses a plain text specification for creating lists. We could have built it using markdown but we wanted something extremely simple but readable as plain text. So there are subtle differences. Otherwise, the underlying tech is th
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by qudat 4y ago
We have heard this a couple of times and read you loud and clear. We would price the blog to pay for its costs. Join #pico.sh on libera or sub to https://hey.prose.sh to get updates
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by qudat 4y ago
Great catch! We need to add this to the deny list. Thanks for your feedback!
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by qudat 4y ago
Spam and bad stuff: we are seeing if it’ll ever get to the scale that it’ll be an issue. Our hunch is since you have to use terminal tools to publish that it’ll weed out a lot of nefarious activity. Contacting users: this is a very interest
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by qudat 4y ago
Thanks for engaging! Right now we are experimenting with different services and seeing what sticks. We have lofty ideas of combining everything into one service or at least a service that aggregates them. We will chat about this idea in #pi
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by qudat 4y ago
One of our sibling services ( https://lists.sh ) has support for Gemini. Because we are targeting people that would otherwise use something like Hugo, we wanted to offer rich markdown support. Converting GitHub flavored markdown t

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