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by switz 2y ago
All of these bands have agreed to allow people to tape and distribute their concerts for free. This is most popular in the jam band community, but you’ll find a plethora of other bands that allow it as well.
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by switz 2y ago
Hey! I created this website and have been maintaining it along with my friend Alec for the last decade. Fun seeing it pop up here on HN. Thanks for sharing!
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by switz 3y ago
The innovation here is not bundling, it’s owning the code in your codebase instead of relying on external packages. If you want to make changes to components, icons, etc. it is better to have the raw files and be able to change them, than h
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by switz 3y ago
I'm not OP, but I appreciate the earnestness of your question so I'll try to answer. I believe the answer comes from this line: > Custom Registry Support This is effectively the shadcn CLI, but with the ability to add custom so
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[How Would You?] Spend the SETI Institute's $200M Gift(supercluster.com)
1 points by switz 3y ago|0 comments
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by switz 3y ago
I’m using parts of Shadcn on a real product making real money. It’s really just a combination of cva, radix, and tailwind that you can copy into your app and customize/extend. Shadcn, radix, and tailwind are all FOSS so they are not “h
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by switz 3y ago
This has long been a dream data stack of mine. Best of luck.
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Show HN: driver – a TypeScript pkg for declaring finite states via boolean logic(github.com)
1 points by switz 3y ago|0 comments
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Andrew McCalip: "It might be a bust - we may be over"(twitter.com)
27 points by switz 3y ago|10 comments
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by switz 3y ago
If you desperately want good libraries, but aren't willing to pay for them then what is the real problem here? Also, as far as I can see, the library shared here is completely free.
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by switz 3y ago
I'm blown away that this is being upvoted. The lack of effort and critical thought here is appalling.
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by switz 3y ago
> it’ll just turn into the disaster that is react server components: feature development driven by corporate interests (eg vercel) if you've followed along with the react team's discussions on server components, it is very clea
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by switz 3y ago
will the podcast break when it covers itself tomorrow?
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by switz 3y ago
> "We did have a data platform for Life360, which we believe did no harm" I'm confused. Life360 was found selling precise user location data to third party data brokers[0]. It doesn't take a creative mind to see the h
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Reddit user discovers World Chess Championship player's Lichess prep accounts(old.reddit.com)
2 points by switz 3y ago|0 comments
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by switz 4y ago
it’s not a stack, but you can toggle to the prior branch with `git checkout -` Or to move back N branches you can do: `git checkout @{-N}`
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by switz 4y ago
Taxes and fees should be mandated for all prices up front. This is how it works in most of the world, there's no good reason it shouldn't work that way here in the US. Someone will come along and point out an edge case, but for th
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by switz 4y ago
I use this site every day. Thank you for making it!
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by switz 4y ago
> The difference is Valve is a platform built with the intent for others to build upon. Not necessarily. I'm not selling a game on Steam, I built my business providing a third party service around one of Valve's self-developed
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by switz 4y ago
That's the wrong lesson to learn, in my opinion. One should understand the ramifications and risks of building a business on top of someone else's platform, but doing so can actually let you shortcut a lot of really difficult step
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by switz 4y ago
This is genuinely the biggest barrier to a new viewer of CS. Until you physically play on a map, it is very hard to understand by watching alone, especially as the perspectives are largely first-person. It can take dozens of hours to build
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by switz 4y ago
In all seriousness, a few hundred hours in recent years. I could definitely work with people who have none, but it ends up being more effort on my part and negates the hand-off effect.
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by switz 4y ago
If you have any experience with the game Counterstrike, reach out to me. Email is in my profile. I run a small, bootstrapped B2C business and have a number of interesting projects I could hand off to people. It’s a weird prerequisite, but w
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by switz 4y ago
I'm really excited about bun – it represents an opportunity to deeply speed up the server side javascript runtime and squeeze major performance gains for common, real-world uses-cases such as React SSR. Also, Jarred's twitter is a
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by switz 5y ago
Make something people truly need and you can be as honest and direct as you want. Solve a real problem and you don’t have to utilize any nefarious or manipulative practices to get a sale. You can say you don’t have the skills to sell some
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by switz 5y ago
You can get custom made concert earplugs, they run ~$200 and are absolutely worth it if you go to a lot of concerts. I see 75+ shows a year and it pays for itself very quickly. You can go to an audiologist or look into ACS[0] (who will take
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by switz 5y ago
The creator is getting free meals and the restaurants are getting some exposure. Sure. But what about the average user. They post a picture of their night out at a club in NYC. Some automated bot comes along and follows them because the ven
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by switz 5y ago
I respect the time, effort, and engineering the author put in. But this sort of thing largely just makes me feel gross. We’re moving towards an Internet that’s just one never ending loop of regurgitated spam. Call me naive, but I wish peopl
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by switz 5y ago
Interesting thought experiment, but as is often the problem in North American sports, it hurts small market teams. What free agent is going to willingly join a small market team out of the champions league that has less capital to expend th
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“The Wordle clones appear to have been removed from the App Store”(twitter.com)
5 points by switz 5y ago|2 comments

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