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Show HN: Random Rijks – See a Random Artwork from the Amsterdam Rijksmuseum
(randomrijks.com)
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Polars vs. Pandas – A Look at Performance
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But this is a link directly to the content. Someone posted a video to Reddit directly.
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Replicating the features that require being logged in such as upvoting and commenting is actually not trivial. I recently built a Hacker News client [0] on top of the official API and using the method described in the article to login users
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You have a very interesting comment history. Any reason you are trying to collect downvotes?
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I wouldn’t say it’s not user friendly but I understand where you are coming from. I also missed some more modern features/looks and decided to build my own open source client [0]. Feel free to give it a go to see if it’s more your tast
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Looks cool! I currently run the blog on my own website [0] the same way using Nuxt/Content to render the markdown, generate static pages and host them for free on Render [1]. What would you say is the advantage of Truegit as opposed to
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Just a heads up, the website does not work well on mobile. A lot of text is cut off or outside the screen. Specifically on an iPhone SE
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If been looking for a game like this or Robocode but where the code that you need to write is written in Rust. Does something like that exist?
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What is this even supposed to mean?
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Thanks!
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Show HN: Modern Orange - An open source modern HN client build with Nuxt 3
(modernorange.io)
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Nuxt 3 first RC released
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Flask is what really got me in full stack web dev. Easy enough to start with and powerful enough for real products! I can not recommend Miguel Grimberg’s Flask Mega-Tutorial[1] enough for beginners and novices. It is a bit more full stack f
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Ask HN: Tools that work by replacing a part of the URL?
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Thanks for sharing this! Always interesting to see the tech stack for one-man projects like this
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If you are curious to see some of their art, I’ve made a website which will show you a random object from their collection per button click: https://randomrijks.com
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Show HN: Random Rijks – See a Random Artwork from the Amsterdam Rijks Museum
(randomrijks.com)
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Clever! Next step would be to build a VSCode extension so you can actually work in VSCode and keep track of live cricket scores
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Sounds great! I’ll definitely reach out as it seems like a great platform after diving some more into it
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Looks very good! I’ve been looking for a headless e-commerce solution for a new product for a while and I might go for Medusa. One thing I was missing was a demo admin panel and demo store to get a bit of a feel for what is possible.
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Nice list! I’ve used one of the art APIs listed, the Rijksmuseum one, to built a website which will show you a random object from their massive collection on each button click: https://randomrijks.com
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I’ve heard good things about both plausible [0] and panelbear[1] as alternatives to Google Analytics. Can’t say I have tested them personally yet unfortunately. 0. https://plausible.io 2. https://panelbear.com
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Ah yes, the wonderful world of SCPs. When I first discovered the subreddit[0] I read through a ton of them. Some are very well written and the whole universe is very interesting. Would recommend to anyone interested in sci-fi. 0. https:&#x
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I’ve been using Bootstrap Studio[1] for a while now from the same company and I have to say I’m very satisfied. Updates are frequent, support is responsive and it’s easy to use. Of course tools like this aren’t necessary to work with Bootst
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Recently the Amsterdam Rijks Museum made their collection available via API, which I used to create website which will show you a random artwork on each button press: https://randomrijks.com
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Thanks for the feedback! I wanted the image of the artwork to be in full view when you load the page so putting the button at the top might not be the solution as this pushes the image down. I'll definitely look into this though since
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Hi all, The Rijks Museum has an API which offers access to a large part of their collection, including high quality images. Now that museums are closed I wanted a way to experience art so I built Random Rijks. It will show you a random obje
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Show HN: Random Rijks – See a Random Artwork from the Amsterdam Rijks Museum
(randomrijks.com)
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