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by snide 1y ago
This is why I love Lucia. They took the "teach a man to fish" route when they converted to a docs only approach. Now I've got my own auth system and understand a lot more about security.
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Trump Media Raises Money to Buy $2.5B in Bitcoin(nytimes.com)
6 points by snide 1y ago|0 comments
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by snide 1y ago
I've always like Ben Franklin's 13 virtues. It's a short list. TEMPERANCE. Eat not to dullness; drink not to elevation. SILENCE. Speak not but what may benefit others or yourself; avoid trifling conversation. ORDER. Let all y
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by snide 1y ago
This is a little disingenuous. As far as I know, v3 isn't going anywhere. There's what... weeks until May 2025, which would be four years? 4 years in JavaScript land is actually pretty long. Zod has a pretty good maintenance recor
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by snide 2y ago
I just launched the beta for Table Slayer. It lets you build animated maps for in person RPG games (DnD, Pathfinder...etc) where you have a digital table top. It's built on Svelte + Turso + websockets. The video here best shows it off.
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by snide 2y ago
Well. I think that's sort of what I like about Svelte. There's a lot less opportunity to make bad decisions.
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by snide 2y ago
I'm almost finished with a large, complex app written with Svelte 5, web sockets and Threlte (Three JS) [0]. Previously, I'd written React for about a decade, mostly on the UI side of things. I vastly prefer Svelte, because of how
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by snide 2y ago
Big sharkdp fan. Ty you for making awesome software that i use DAILY. bat, fd, hexyl, hyperfine I'm going to take this moment to remind all of you well-paid engineers that if we each spread $10 a month sponsoring talented software make
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by snide 2y ago
So many ways! fa; (f)find (a) (;)repeat That would be the generic vim way. I could mash on semicolon to get to each instance of "a" in the line. Here's another. 2fa 2 (2nd instance) f (find) (a) Most people use a plugin calle
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by snide 2y ago
> For example, jumping to a specific position in a source code file, scrolling and clicking gets me there much quicker than navigating with the keyboard alone I say this with the intention of providing context, not to say the way you do
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by snide 2y ago
Has anyone worked in a "two crews" system where there wasn't resentment? Or where people didn't want to naturally migrate to the "future crew". I like the idea of this on paper. I have a hard time believing it
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by snide 2y ago
I don't remember seeing anything like this with Lemon Squeezy.
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by snide 2y ago
There was a brief period of time where having one of these 3D cards in quake led to a pretty heavy advantage for gamers. I can very clearly remember installing the card and then loading up 2Fort4 in the Team Fortress mod and suddenly being
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by snide 2y ago
This is beautiful. I'm a "Let's Split" style keyboarder as well so this made me giddy! There's a distinct lack of solid cases out there for this layout style. You mention possibly mass producing the next round. Plea
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by snide 2y ago
Disclosure: I'm a happy Turso customer. I think this is going to be one of several blog posts they are writing essentially providing users with escape hatch ways to deal with features they've dropped. It wasn't just their edg
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by snide 2y ago
VCR let you record anything. Something on TV you wanted to watch later? Set the timer, it recorded on that channel at that time. A DVD might have been peak consumer, but it didn't have nearly the versatility of VCR. Hell, I could recor
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by snide 2y ago
For Android folks, my friend built an app to limit / restrict the apps and websites your phone has access to. It's essentially like workplace fleet management, but for yourself. I have a little more personal self control, but foun
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Announcement: S3 Default Integrity Change(github.com)
5 points by snide 2y ago|5 comments
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by snide 2y ago
Yes. That's essentially what I was looking for. A generic playbook for something like this.
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by snide 2y ago
Hey Eric! I think of you whenever I open Python documentation and see some of my old work! That's good to know that at least I'm not crazy for also open sourcing the billing code. I feel less worried.
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by snide 2y ago
Open source just gives away the code, without setting up resources for the people who work on it. If I charge for the service, which is owned by the members, I could presumably pay upkeep (hosting, dedicated workers...etc). As far as I know
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by snide 2y ago
That's interesting, but I was thinking something possibly even farther. That the members of the co-op are the people that pay for the SaaS itself. Essentially the yearly fee is "dues" towards the organization.
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by snide 2y ago
Thanks. I didn't know about either of these groups.
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by snide 2y ago
This gets difficult as more employees join. Typically companies set aside a portion initially, and then keep splitting that portion. There are consumer-owner / member-owned co-ops where the people that purchase the service (say in a ye
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Ask HN: Has anyone tried alternative company models (like a co-op) for SaaS?
170 points by snide 2y ago|106 comments
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by snide 2y ago
Anyone using the Neovim plugin and suddenly starting to get rate limit errors? I'm already on pro, but it's asking me to upgrade to pro in Neovim?
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by snide 2y ago
Hi CJ ;-) Hope you're doing well! (I built this with CJ). I'd add a couple other points. 1. Documentation should be more than half of your team's time. If it's well documented, and has copy/paste content, people wil
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by snide 2y ago
Really happy with Projection Lab in this space. Although it's not open source, it is self-hostable if you pay for their lifetime access. The developer continues to update it, and has pretty much all the features I want for managing ret
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by snide 2y ago
> Even prior to the bill being passed into law, DraftKings and FanDuel issued a warning to the government, essentially promising to rig the spreads even further for Illinois residents, hiking their vigs and offering less appealing odds.
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by snide 2y ago
I work as a Web designer in Linux. I'm not sure that I could completely get away with it if I wasn't already pretty code / frontend focused. I reach quite a bit to web-based tools (Figma, Whimsical) when I need to do prototyp

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