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by robinhood 8mo ago
So much so that OP clearly asked to write this blog post for him. Click bait at its peak.
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by robinhood 8mo ago
The article might be true for private companies, but as an OSS developer with one popular project and many smaller ones, having free access to a CI that, yes, sucks balls in terms of UX (ohhh the horrible click on a failed job and never be
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by robinhood 8mo ago
Excellent comment. I do agree - current use cases I've seen online are from either people craving attention ("if you don't use this now you are behind"), or from people who need to automate their lives to an extreme degr
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by robinhood 8mo ago
Such an interesting article. Thanks for sharing it. Nothing interesting to say apart from this. I'll sleep less stupid tonight.
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by robinhood 9mo ago
It does not, since the context is absolutely not the same. Closing a major piracy actor VS actions that led to a world war.
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by robinhood 9mo ago
Not every comment about Germany requires a mention of a dark past.
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by robinhood 9mo ago
I honestly don't see the irony. I believe Cloudflare tries to argue for an open internet. I use some of their features on the free plan and it's of tremendous help, especially considering the price I pay (ie 0$). I'm actually
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by robinhood 9mo ago
It was probably inevitable. Building a commercial offering (mostly templates) around code which could be considered as "commodity" is extremely hard to do. I'm glad Adam and his team have had a lot of success already with thi
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by robinhood 9mo ago
Your comments in this thread are terrible, all of them. You are part of the reason why working on open source projects is so hard for people who obviously want to do good in this world. Check Adam's work: his work has been a net positi
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by robinhood 9mo ago
Poor article that is borderline click bait and designed to fuel HN rage. CSS doesn't suck. As most things in life, mastering an art takes time and effort.
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by robinhood 9mo ago
Because for most of us, it's simply not true. It's as stable, if more, than MacOS, by far.
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by robinhood 9mo ago
It looks like an old comment from 5 years ago. I bet you haven't tried Linux lately. Yes there are many flavors of this OS, and that's alright. Everyone will find what it needs. As for the other crap that doesn't work: again,
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by robinhood 9mo ago
I've used Mint for a long time. Extremely solid, stable and simple. In the last three months I've been on Arch (through Omarchy) and it's also very stable and so powerful. Everything just works. I have a pretty beefy computer
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by robinhood 9mo ago
I never disliked an OS as much as I dislike what Apple is doing with MacOS (and iOS by extension). I've been with MacOS for 20 years, but I've switched at home to Linux full time 2 years ago and I don't regret it. At work I&#
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by robinhood 10mo ago
Yet another thread of React vs the rest of the world. Each has its use case, and most of the time, React/Vue are largely overkill. Personally, I would never, ever, ever start another React project again. The nightmare of the horrible J
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by robinhood 10mo ago
Clearly you haven't used something like HTMX. Do you understand what "returning HTML by the server" mean? You are basically sending back a view, like you would in any other framework actually. This would be the exact same pat
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by robinhood 10mo ago
Thanks. It's exactly what I thought, but written in a funny way. I'm so sick of this way of writing, which is actually tuned to appeal to the broadest audience possible and follow every guide on "how to write efficiently&quot
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by robinhood 10mo ago
No. Kagi uses Google results behind the scenes. Partner with Duckduckgo, yes. Or others. But please stop fueling Google, even indirectly.
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by robinhood 10mo ago
To me, Firefox has way better dev tools than Chrome. I don't even mention Safari here - who can stand their horrible dev tools? Firefox has a fantastic add on marketplace which competes with Chrome's. Firefox without too many addo
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by robinhood 11mo ago
I had the same thoughts a few months ago, and then someone told me Atuin Desktop is made for DevOps and the likes, in order to scale manual and repetitive operations accross many teams. This made sense to me.
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by robinhood 11mo ago
You are downvoted but I actually agree with you. This blog post could have been a LinkedIn post from any "influencer", considering how generic it is.
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Ask HN: Did iOS and iPadOS 26 slow down your devices as it did mine?
1 points by robinhood 11mo ago|0 comments
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by robinhood 11mo ago
Technically really impressive. In practice, completely unpractical in any medium to large organization. And although I adore Zed's speed and reliability, I still don't understand why we need these features at all.
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by robinhood 11mo ago
Beets is amazing. The fact that it exists is a blessing for those like us who maintain our own music library. I've been wanting to build my own Plex alternative for a while now. I've tried all the other tools out there, but Plex i
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by robinhood 11mo ago
Hard to talk about "everyone" since I'm not aware of any large polls around this point. On a personal note, yes, considering that I'm 44, I tend to always increase font size everywhere: the code editor, the terminal, the
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by robinhood 11mo ago
They've started to gradually use Swift in the last year or so.
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by robinhood 11mo ago
I find it so sad that Twitter still gets traffic at all. Even if we put aside the super shady content on this platform (free speech, lol), the app, either on the web or mobile, has a sub-par user experience. I wish all the devs that I respe
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by robinhood 11mo ago
I don't know. The article is simply embarrassing. You've let agents running for weeks before pulling the plug? It's incompetence and stupidity. And if you make this to sell your product to the dev crowd, it's also disres
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by robinhood 1y ago
Of course not. I was just answering the comment about the form factor and the device's philosophy as a whole.
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by robinhood 1y ago
For you. Not for many other users who definitely do not agree with this statement. To me this will be the kind of computers I'll tell my parents to use as soon as their crappy laptops die. They do not need literally anything else: send

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