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rco8786
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rco8786
3y ago
This site is unreadable with the pop up ads.
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3y ago
The demo gif is fabulous.
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3y ago
DNS
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3y ago
Right exactly. The founder is basically the king of this business model. Should not be a surprise to anyone!
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3y ago
It’s not just “all of them”?
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3y ago
Feels like weird gatekeeping. Doesn’t count as “quality” unless you’re doing it full time as a career?
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rco8786
3y ago
> Uber moved from Node.js to Go for better performance. Technically true but very misleading. The linked article states that Uber switched to Go for 1 microservice that was doing a heavy amount of a specific mathematical processing that
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rco8786
3y ago
Very cool. Thanks for following up!
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rco8786
3y ago
All good advice, but not really addressing OP's question of how to actually find and attract users
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3y ago
> It supercharges Prisma ORM with a powerful access control layer and unleashes its full potential for full-stack development. I’m sure this is a cool project (and I’m gonna dig in a bit more) but…come on. Let’s tone it down a bit. edit
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3y ago
You’re making a choice to view it that way. Try and phrase it like “you’re paying for a tool to help moderate your behavior”. Or as an example using your lens. Paying for coffee is paying to take away your tiredness. You already have tiredn
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3y ago
I’ve never used Freedom but even at a glance it’s clear that the functionality is significantly different than the screen time limits on iOS
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3y ago
They can’t. But they are very clever at getting you to opt into it.
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3y ago
> Why not just Anytime this phrase is used, you can bet it’s followed up with something fallacious. Similar to the famous “why not just us rsync?” Comment about Dropbox.
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3y ago
Very cool! As an aside, I've learned so many things via games like this. Including vim (via https://vim-adventures.com/ ), which I now basically can't live without.
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3y ago
As big as your disk/SSD.
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3y ago
Oh dang I love this. I also wish someone would take something like this and go full Phoenix with it.
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3y ago
Yea I gave up. Ironically it reads like it's (at least partially) AI generated. Long winded and boring without getting to the damn point.
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3y ago
I’m assuming op is referring to Tesla
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3y ago
Are you living a waste free lifestyle or something? Just seems petty to come dump that on someone's project. You can leave the same critical comment on millions of people's work, and they will all have the same zero positive impac
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3y ago
It’s all cheap and pretty much all recyclable. And not going to move any sort of needle on any sort of waste scale.
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3y ago
Yes, thank you. Scrolled the whole thing looking for the Hello World only to be disappointed
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3y ago
Just setting up my oyie
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3y ago
When I was a kid (1990s) my go to breakfast was a bowl of rice krispies with a big spoonful of sugar on top
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3y ago
Genuine question - what is the purpose of that? Does hearing “we deployed a bad DNS configuration that caused cascading failures” change anything by about the situation?
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3y ago
What do you want to see
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3y ago
I'll do what I did the last time one of these articles popped up. Word counts: complex: 2 confusing: 3
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3y ago
> the supposed advantage of having one language for both backend and frontend Agreed that switching languages isn’t an issue. But being able to share code between backend and frontend is a pretty nice bonus
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3y ago
Word count: complex: 9 complicated: 2 I've tried Nextjs's app router, and server/client components, and there are more footguns and gotchas than you can shake a stick at. Maybe it'll get smoothed out over time, but right
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3y ago
Yep! And great decisions. That’s the rub. It’s a total fallacy to think that following the data is automatically better than alternatives. Data is often incomplete, always messy, and can be manipulated to paint lots of conflicting views.
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