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by remorses 5y ago
If you are searching for a way to make docs more accessible to everyone and publish them as a knowldge base website for your users check out notaku.website/product/docs It takes Notion content and generates a docs website I am the
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by remorses 5y ago
Using volumes as some sort of s3 would require you to basically build s3 from scratch, you would still need to create an auth system, a server to handle uploads, a way to manage uploaded content maintaining their content type somehow (maybe
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by remorses 5y ago
I built Notaku https://notaku.website/product/blog , it uses Notion as CMS, your blog posts are stored in a Notion database. Let me know if you have any feedback, I am still working on the right pricing and blog overall
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by remorses 5y ago
This is crazy
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by remorses 5y ago
Being born with the internet i cannot even imagine what would be my life without it.
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by remorses 5y ago
I would also suggest to avoid too complex genrics, these tend to make te code unreadable and make the compilation super slow. Usually generic code tries to make everything type safe but having some portions of your code be dynamic is comple
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by remorses 5y ago
To be honest this looks like a very smart marketing strategy to me, making something so dumb that everyone starts talking about it. This strategy is also used a lot in Tik Tok videos for example: you write the caption with some obvious erro
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by remorses 5y ago
Who is Torben?
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by remorses 5y ago
I always associated .xyz domains with cheap and unprofessional stuff, really weird to use that domain
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by remorses 5y ago
I noticed Notion sites have some problems loading on mobile lately so I made a site from this post using Notaku [0] https://gifthing-69a3.notaku.site/ [0] https://notaku.website
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by remorses 5y ago
Antfu is great, I have been following his oss work for the past year and everything he does is great He is also one of the main vite contributors
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by remorses 5y ago
They use swc for transpilation and bundling but, yes, for checking the only solution available now is tsc
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by remorses 5y ago
Cloudflare is going crazy wow
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by remorses 5y ago
It’s incredible the influence and reach he is able to accomplish with just a YouTube channel
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by remorses 5y ago
This looks like some media trickery to make Apple look like they care about repairability, probably because of the ongoing right to repair case [0] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electronics_right_to_repair
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by remorses 5y ago
The creator of SWC [0] is working on a faster compiler alternative in Rust, so there is still hope for a faster compilation speed in the future [0] https://github.com/swc-project/swc
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by remorses 5y ago
The title is a bit misleading
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by remorses 5y ago
It is pretty awesome The dashboard is clean and easy to navigate The branching feature is really good idea, it allows you to confidently run migrations with no downtime The daily backups are also great, no additional steps to set them up Th
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by remorses 5y ago
I think Elon Musk is exploring new stuff to do at Tesla to keep talented AI people in the company and not make them go away and search for new exciting problems to solve. Even if the robot will never be real, he can keep these people excite
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by remorses 6y ago
All this money is going in the financial market, you need to search for inflation there
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by remorses 6y ago
Check out google cloud run, you can run containers super cheaply
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by remorses 6y ago
Go is becoming the language to implement json parsers
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by remorses 6y ago
Those iPads will maintain value for much longer, they will be able to sell those for 70% of their original cost Thinkpads would be trashed after 3 years
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by remorses 6y ago
I think that the graphql adapters like hasura and goke are also an important innovation, for small mvp projects you can create a graphql api to query your database directly from the frontend, this reduces the development time by a factor of