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by rk06 6y ago
OP here. I didn't make onlysponsors. I found out about it while listening to a podcast about Vue. and decided it is quite interesting and useful for many open sourcers here. Original creator is @posva[1] [1]: https://twitte
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by rk06 6y ago
the idea here is sponsorship is backed by github sponsors, while onlysponsors makes it easier for devs to create content and restrict it to sponsors.
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by rk06 6y ago
sorry for that. I am not seeing an option to edit it
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by rk06 6y ago
the main thing is that onlysponsers does not take a cut and it is integrated with github sponsers for payment and sponsorship tiers
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Build a salary with GitHub Sponsors(onlysponsors.dev)
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by rk06 6y ago
it is possible to explain it assuming there are multiple timelines. overall multiverse has finite energy/mass. when you move to a different timeline, you are moving mass from a timeline to another timeline, so total mass in multi verse
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by rk06 6y ago
> react is 2.6kb react is used with react-dom [1] which is a 121kb minified[2] [1] https://www.npmjs.com/package/react-dom [2] https://unpkg.com/browse/react-dom@17.0.1/cjs/
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by rk06 6y ago
5% of people who took the survey are women. the survey didn't reach all of the js programmers for sure.
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by rk06 6y ago
"rising stars" literally refers to rising of github stars in the year. Both react and Angular got enough stars in 2020 to make the list
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by rk06 6y ago
and vue was 3rd. but that's besides the point. my point is svelte has an advantage in such metrics as anyone who is slightly less than enthusiastic would ignore it and move on. as such, it won't remain constant as svelte community
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by rk06 6y ago
Svelte is still quite new. you would have better luck with vue. and much better luck with react if you can make the leap to it from angular
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by rk06 6y ago
Or because svelte is not mainstream, it is used only by those who like it. while react, vue and angular being mainstream, they are also being used by folks who may not be fully satisfied, but can't switch away to other tech
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by rk06 6y ago
you are not required to use it. And IIRC this is exactly how Vue, riot etc. started their life
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by rk06 6y ago
Why does not python follow the easier approach used by other languages, instead of venv black magic?
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by rk06 6y ago
my predictions: 1. the vaccine will prove effective against a certain strains of virus but ineffective against other strains, giving a false confidence and later re-emergence of corona. 2. WFH will continue. and companies planning to reopen
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by rk06 6y ago
well here you go: apps are natively compiled for instruction sets eg: x86, x64, ARM64 etc. M1 has an new instruction set. so Apps targeting (x64, x86) need to compile specially to run natively on M1 chip. currently there are few apps which
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by rk06 6y ago
sounds like something useful for student loan companies. if the student is in "safe" major decrease interests, and if they are in risky one, increase the rate. and market the reasoning. and voila, students now have incentive for c
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by rk06 6y ago
I thought it was a joke. and completely ignored it when i first saw the headline. only later someone else referred to DHH's hotwire. it clicked me that it is the New Magic thing. I am still wondering if there is any benchmark presentin
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by rk06 6y ago
he is complaining on Hey's lack of speed and interactivity, not complaining about the lack of js. which is a fair complaint, I would say.
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by rk06 6y ago
As per the article, they used microsoft's cloud services i.e. azure for their attack, instead of breaking into microsoft's infra.
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by rk06 6y ago
when i say "bottom of the barrel" i mean literally the bottom. Anything less is exploitation and abuse, the article says it is located in industrial area [1] near bengaluru, which is one of the major cities of india. I don't
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by rk06 6y ago
things are indeed a lot cheaper. but Rs21,000 is below the bottom of the barrel for engineering graduate. Rs 25,000($340) per month would be bottom of the barrel, with Rs 50,000 ($680) per month a decent amount for engineering graduate. Sou
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by rk06 6y ago
In US, big pharma realized that they can increase their profits a lot by increasing the price of insulin as the patients don;t have much option here. So, insulin is ridiculously expensive, and those on insurance can't afford spare dose
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by rk06 6y ago
It is called HN hug of death (or Reddit hug of death). the traffic due to google outage is much more than usual
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by rk06 6y ago
I am not google, but if i were to start looking for idiots to throw under a bus for this outage, you will on top of the list. besides google won't be exactly calling you because you made that comment here. other commenters are right th
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by rk06 6y ago
who would have thought a lot of folks here also use google products. for real, though, hacker news is getting slower every second since this thread is up. i won't be shocked if it goes down due to the surge of traffic due to google out
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by rk06 6y ago
as another user mentioned, they work in incognito. looks like there is a problem with google auth which is causing the outage
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by rk06 6y ago
FWIW, Azure has that option
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by rk06 6y ago
i think it is a matter of perspective. People, who are from poor provinces, would really prefer to get the job even if it means bribing. however, the official cadre, in next para, refers to all the official cadres regardless of their priori
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by rk06 6y ago
Does svelte really has that much presence in industry? People have difficulty finding devs with experience in vue, i don't think svelte would be doing anything better in that respect

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