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by rgbrgb 4y ago
Hey HN, Posting this project again with the little hero page we made. We also added support for JS (not just typescript). Mailing is a little framework for writing and testing emails using react components. It uses Mailjet’s very cool MJML
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Show HN: We made a tool to build, test and send emails with React(mailing.run)
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by rgbrgb 4y ago
I'm betting your first book deal (could be ghostwritten) would more than make up for the discrepancy. You might also invest in a hotel down the street and suggest foreign dignitaries stay there. Or employ your kids who can do the same!
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by rgbrgb 4y ago
Trying to get clarification, as a layman here I think I'm missing your point. My understanding is that laws are by their nature kind of vague because the world is full of edge cases and they always require interpretation as they encoun
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by rgbrgb 4y ago
Hey HN, Over the past few weeks I’ve gone down a rabbit hole with some friends making a little framework for writing and testing emails using react components. It uses Mailjet’s very cool MJML components and the venerable nodemailer. This i
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Show HN: Mailing, send emails with TypeScript and React(github.com)
6 points by rgbrgb 4y ago|1 comments
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by rgbrgb 4y ago
Got it, thanks that makes sense. So it's a feed of updates from other eesel users on documents I have accessed.
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by rgbrgb 4y ago
Incredible product demo [0] and clean design, congrats on launching! The onboarding looks so smooth because you pull so much context from browser history. Impressively simple. My technical question is how you get the feed to work (or maybe
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by rgbrgb 4y ago
I’d say it’s more like painting… a bit of both plus the end result has to be “good” for the tech(nique) to matter.
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Bundle and Distribute Next.js Sites via NPM(grouparoo.com)
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by rgbrgb 4y ago
Good point, but why can't you do the same thing in a big org? Of course there are different kinds of orgs, but in my experience doing what you described (just make a decision yourself and note it to stakeholders later) is always the mo
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by rgbrgb 4y ago
I agree being stoned all the time can have bad effects. Similar to video games, TV, instagram, or going out, if you do it too much then you might look up after a while and realize that you haven't developed as many deep skills or relat
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by rgbrgb 4y ago
We're here too! Trans women are women. Trans men are men. Nice to meet you.
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by rgbrgb 4y ago
> I want it because of what it signals to the community I’m part of Curious, what does it signal?
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by rgbrgb 4y ago
What if the employer is a smart contract with no owner? Or you're saying that the freelancer would be liable for corporate taxes of the smart contract?
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by rgbrgb 4y ago
I'd guess that interaction is very common and not illegal anywhere I'm aware of.
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Agree. The problem you describe is the inverse of the common testing problem you see with microservices (a dependent service changed without kicking off downstream tests against the new version). I'd take your version any day... It&#x2
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by rgbrgb 4y ago
Is it a good trade? To me it seems like maintaining a gem/library is less complex than maintaining a service that exposes the functionality of said gem. No networking, deployment configuration, request handling, parsing, host monitorin
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by rgbrgb 4y ago
Looks nice. A lot of ideas shared with remix but native to deno. Will def check it out when it’s production ready. Also, beautifully juicy hero animation.
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by rgbrgb 4y ago
Hm, sorry for the confusion but yes you misunderstood. When you got the yellow E, there was an E somewhere in the word but not where you guessed. Then that E was replaced with an I. If helpful, here's what I think the words were at eac
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by rgbrgb 4y ago
Yeah, we debated that but it seems weird not to acknowledge the connection. The name is a 1 letter edit from wordle because it’s a twist on wordle where one letter is edited every turn. Thanks for trying it out.
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by rgbrgb 4y ago
Autogenerated by tailwind css. It was my first time using the library after using tachyons a lot in the past. Overall pretty nice and cool that it only includes rules that you use, but I do miss just being able to look at tachyons.css to fi
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by rgbrgb 4y ago
Great point!!!! <3
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by rgbrgb 4y ago
Sorry, but thanks for feedback. Explaining it is probably the hardest part, especially to someone who hasn’t played wordle. Anything specific you thought was confusing in the instructions?
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by rgbrgb 4y ago
Yo HN, happy Sunday! A friend reached out to my partner and I with a fun idea for a game. Over the next two weekends we prototyped and polished. It’s a wordle-style guessing game but each time you guess, the mystery word is edited by one le
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Show HN: Worble, a Wordle-inspired word game(worble.fun)
11 points by rgbrgb 4y ago|15 comments
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by rgbrgb 4y ago
This is so cool. Would love a p2p railsish full-stack framework please, this is a great first step. Why p2p? In theory it allows one to push hosting and bandwidth costs to the clients and make software that is usable as long as people want
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by rgbrgb 4y ago
incidentally this was the argument against streaming music. Superior UX won out over philosophical arguments of data portability and custody.
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Presumably dividends if the owner doesn’t just capture profits via inflated salary.
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> we spend, on average, more time staring at spinning circle gifs waiting for SPAs to request their data and document fragments Definitely. I think that's the core problem remix is trying to solve (simple server rendering with the n

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