swlkr

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by swlkr 5y ago
pinboard
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by swlkr 5y ago
I'm also a staunch site:reddit.com google user I was skeptical at first, but it really does seem to work for most queries, especially queries about products. I tried standing desks, streaming setup stuff, keyboards, linux desktop confi
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by swlkr 5y ago
The EU privacy regulations seem to have a side effect of creating a de facto EU internet, where EU competitors can become dominant because they pay closer attention to changes in law vs north american or chinese counterparts. It’s almost li
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Container runtimes on macOS (and Linux) with minimal setup(github.com)
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It looks good on mobile, readable, loaded fairly quickly
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A strong content security policy also helps with xss
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I went through a long clojure/lisp phase and although I’m not using anymore, I became a much better programmer because I can more easily see abstractions and how data flows through more complex systems using OOP or whatever.
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This is really cool. The idea to separate the writing part from the computer entirely (not just the internet) is genius. Also, GPT3 helps out a bit there too.
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A lot of twitter users don’t follow links, that might be part of it too.
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haha thanks for the shout out! I’m currently working on ruby stuff on stream but maybe I won’t be able to stay away from Janet for long
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by swlkr 5y ago
Hey no problem! It's always great when something I make for myself works out for someone else too!
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Oh yeah, that's a bit of journey, each variant is kind of annoying to handle manually. I always look forward to any and all PRs! Edit: Yeah I haven't used it lately, I currently use roda + sequel now (ruby libraries). I have limit
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Hey! It's nice to see someone using the stack! What's funny about tw is that it was kind of like a ghetto tailwind jit before it was released! Janet can really help you move fast
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I wrote a few websites with it, notably: https://github.com/swlkr/janetdocs I also scraped together a large web framework and a small one: https://github.com/joy-framework/joy https://g
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The Framework marketplace is now live for ordering replacement parts(frame.work)
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My solo ops/data stack is: - docker - dokku - sqlite - litestream
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Show HN: The fastest growing towns in the US(boomtowns.app)
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You could store that second piece of equipment on your person, like an ultraviolet invisible ink qr code tattoo on your right hand or your forehead since no one can see it except under a black light.
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arstechnica wrote an article on server side languages and ruby was the only one aside from php that had much growth!
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I think sponsorship to access the github repo is smart. This is similar to what the alpinejs creator did with his "sponsorware" approach. The animations api looks very simple as well, will definitely try it out!
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Micron makes RAM in the US
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I tried podman on an intel mac and everything worked except mounting volumes
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I wonder if there's more room for things like fly dot io but with things like minio/s3 or lambda included as well for bandwidth savings, kind of an "aws lite"
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This is great! I had the same thought that tailwind could be css variables and avoid all of the tooling.
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katmai national park has the bears eating the fish
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I would upgrade for this, I backpack a lot in out of service areas and I would love to use my phone instead of an inReach
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if you could enable WAL without a drop in performance, you might be able to use something like litestream to sync to the backend this may be the most performant/secure/cheapest b2b saas stack ever every customer gets own sqlite da
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I wouldn't mind if more services were paid only.
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A short, incomplete history of Ruby web dev(twitter.com)
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That’s $8.03 per year right?

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