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reidjs
3y ago
I like the new-ish expression for holding a grudge as letting the person "live rent-free in your head." They have wronged you in the past, but it's rarely worth regularly spending mental energy ruminating about it. Easier sai
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reidjs
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I think it’s a perfectly viable business model, it’s just they may lose some users who prefer accuracy/unbias over convenience
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reidjs
3y ago
Not in many instances. Consider a common Google search “Best tool to use for sending an email newsletter?” ChatGPT: SendMonkey is the best, here’s a link “sendmonkey.xyz/referal?chatgpt” It won’t be that obvious but you get the idea.
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reidjs
3y ago
Dress for the job you want, not have.
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You can still name things when it makes sense, I just like that in tailwind I don't have to name ALL of the things. It's nice to be able to easily add some margin, or padding, or a few style properties to an element, instead of co
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Much prefer reading this and making a change in place, than to go through a bunch of overloaded class names (e.g., 'container') in dozens of .css files just to adjust something like a margin on it.
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That’s probably why it’s on their TODO list
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3y ago
Interested in how you're using DO as an ingress. I currently run a droplet that's reaching its capacity because I'm running all the services directly on that underpowered machine. I would much rather run them from a local com
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LLMs have been monumentally helpful for creating small tools/apps/games that I would have been too scared to try on my own because they require deep knowledge of languages & libraries that I don't care to learn. The LLM i
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3y ago
You're right, it requires PHP-FPM :\
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3y ago
For simple dishes do people still do Mis-en-place? You need to warm up the oil anyways, why not have it warm while you chop stuff?
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3y ago
I am completely lost as to how that clip corresponds to anything mentioned thus far...
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3y ago
I am trying out a new stack I’m coining “SLAP” for small web apps. SQLite, Linux, Apache/Nginx, PHP It’s reminiscent of LAMP, so it’s very easy and cheap to deploy and maintain. I do wish the P stood for python instead of php, but Ngin
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I don’t think it’s a battle. At least one government has adopted cryptocurrency to a small extent. No technology is “about” the technology, the other poster mentioned the Internet, very few care about how it works, they care about what they
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3y ago
Maybe they meant to interact with people they know*
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Schedule your Slack status every morning to a punny computer science joke
(github.com)
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This script (ab)uses playwright to set your slack status every morning automatically from a list of jokes. It subverts the slack API entirely, so you don't need to install a slack plugin to your workspace.
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3y ago
There’s a new movie on Netflix called The Killer. It was awful, but it did have a good fight scene.
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3y ago
Either security theatre, it makes the naive gambler think they have an edge so they bet more, or they have vested interest/stake in offsite betting platforms
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It's unethical, but technically any pressed key or input while on a website could be saved to the site's servers or any servers it ever interacts with, even if you don't save it. So, in addition to your guideline, try to limi
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3y ago
Now Bitcoin represents a store of value, not a platform for transactions like Visa, PayPal, Venmo, etc.
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Show HN: Snowboard by Tilting Your Phone
(hazybridge.com)
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I’ve had this same conversation with people in investment banking, they work very long hours often with no weekend. The idea of not having to work a job is inconceivable to them. Even the ones who have hobbies outside of work like music, sp
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JavaScript? Or the developer console perhaps.
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3y ago
Sounds more like a visa “gift” debit card
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Now, with the voice to speech button, it’s quite easy to get length. Substance is still tricky though.
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3y ago
Correct answer to the headline is “probably not.”
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3y ago
I use them for a basic website (no build step) for things like navigation components and page templates. They are great for that, but not much else in my experience. Once you have a complex UI or multiple devs on a project it’s probably bet
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This is not about the Dilbert Scott Adams, it’s about a prolific video game developer
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3y ago
I’m a Silicon Valley tech bro, how come nobody ever invites me to these drug-charged, sex-crazed parties?
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