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qudat
4y ago
Hey all! Thanks to everyone for checking our prose! We just launched support for custom domains and plan to add image hosting shortly. We also have two sibling services that leverage the same technology: - https://lists.sh — mic
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4y ago
Hi! Co-creator of prose.sh. This blog was heavily inspired by bear. We have acknowledgements at the bottom of this page: https://prose.sh/ops
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qudat
4y ago
For a terminal based workflow, https://prose.sh is pretty great. Authentication happens via SSH so all you need is a key-pair to register. Uploading posts is as simple as `scp hello-world.md prose.sh:/`. This also means
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qudat
4y ago
> I think a better explanation is that Musk offered to buy Twitter as a cover for selling billions of dollars' worth of TSLA. Why waive due diligence then? What’s that saying don’t assume malice when it can be explained by ignorance
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4y ago
I disagree, it's feature complete for the core use case of collaborating on and sharing code.
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qudat
4y ago
Under the hood we're using goldmark. Would something like this extension be sufficient? https://github.com/litao91/goldmark-mathjax
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qudat
4y ago
I'm seeing an error in the logs, your _readme frontmatter for `nav` looks to be incorrect. Could you share your _readme file?
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qudat
4y ago
Thanks so much for taking a look! 1. We are playing around with the idea of allowing users to provide their own css file. This would not change the content or structure of the blog / posts, but would allow end-users to change the styl
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4y ago
Hey all! We are excited to officially release https://prose.sh prose.sh is a markdown-based blog platform like many others that already exist. The twist to prose.sh is that all content management happens with SSH. You don'
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Show HN: Prose.sh – A Blog Platform for Hackers
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4y ago
> Working with front end for 5+ years have nearly made me switch careers. There's an absolute onslaught of languages, frameworks, patterns and now also "tools" Don't get into devops/infra if JS fatigue is an issu
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4y ago
Reminds me of https://suckless.org
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4y ago
> while being less complex Idk, I found the svelte reactivity model a little confusing.
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4y ago
His rationale is also why I enjoy writing in list format. https://lists.sh is great for one sentences per line writing style.
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qudat
4y ago
It’s a single computer that allows ssh and tmux with irc, email, and other text based commands to communicate with each other.
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qudat
4y ago
It’s baked into tsc: https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/jsx.html
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qudat
4y ago
sleep_then_hibernate is the setting I used and it worked great for preserving battery life.
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qudat
4y ago
Tsx is the templating language that is also typescript. So the “controller” and the template are the same function.
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qudat
4y ago
> that can leverage existing tooling and typechecking, instead of a de novo template language with its own syntax for control flow constructs jammed in, that doesn't usually have great editor support or typechecking for integrating
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4y ago
> Slowly getting somewhat cynical Are you equally cynical about the hundreds (thousands?) of different ways to setup and deploy infrastructure (all with different pros/cons)? FE is timid compared to devops churn.
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qudat
4y ago
nice, thanks!
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qudat
4y ago
done!
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4y ago
awesome, thanks!
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4y ago
Added, thanks!
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qudat
4y ago
After dabbling with `aerc` I've moved to `mblaze` which has been a blast to work with. It really emphasizes the unix philosophy and allows for composition of commands. https://github.com/leahneukirchen/mblaze I&#
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4y ago
Try `magrep` from `mblaze`. All you need is a maildir. https://github.com/leahneukirchen/mblaze
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4y ago
I've been loving `mblaze`[1] lately after trying `aerc` for a few months. It's been a lot of fun using an email "client" that really emphasizes the unix philosophy. I don't have a ton of email in my primary address
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On GitHub as a Social Network
(erock.io)
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4y ago
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4y ago
Definitely a waste. `useMemo` has a bunch of performance issues related to it and should only be used when absolutely necessary.
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4y ago
> The amount of rehashing and reinventing the wheel with new catchy names in the field is staggering. This is true at every layer of software development. > TBH, if the field wants to improve -> its time to ditch JavaScript and for
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