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by tacone 3y ago
They have a tutorial for that, looks like it just works. The devil is the details by the way, I would just try everything from dev environment to building production bundles before switching tough.
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by tacone 3y ago
Not 100% sure but just defining those variables outside the loop might have solved.
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by tacone 3y ago
Doesn't seem to be able to automatically embed images as data urls though. That would be very very nice. Or perhaps it does and I just missed it myself?
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by tacone 3y ago
You need theml mtsl clips in order to achieve the vaccum. Bormioli Fido and Weck jars have been tested to be effective (YMMV) . What the inventor says is that is not really the metal but also its shape that breaks thwle microwave, after all
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by tacone 3y ago
Very nice. Hope to see something along the lines of Prettier for SQL, one day. That's sorely needed.
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by tacone 3y ago
I am looking right now and can't find anything. It is a recent method, so perhaps there isn't anything in English yet.
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by tacone 3y ago
I used to cook with a trick invented by an italian woman, called "vasocottura" (then my microwave broke, possibly because of that). You basically put food in a sealed glass jar, and cook it in the microwave for 6 minutes. The air
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by tacone 3y ago
Mix and match them. If problems arise, ask them to work together on the same task. Don't micromanage when they might very well support each other.
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by tacone 3y ago
Thank you for posting this. Looks pretty basic but somehow complete. The first impression is good. Here's some criticism: The first thing I look for in a issue tracker is the screen estate to write the task. I understand that some peop
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by tacone 3y ago
It's built on top of Next.js, it feels pretty fast compared to other solutions.
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by tacone 3y ago
This! Also for Japan lovers "makoto". And to more or less the same extent "isshin deshin".
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by tacone 3y ago
Somebody please rewrite that thing over URLs, static site generators, rss and cloud functions. We would loose search (delegated to internet search engines) and perhaps hashtags (at least for a while) but it would be largely the same for the
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by tacone 3y ago
All true (I rented a bare metal server myself for my pet projects), but it's still quite tempting. - scale to zero, or scale to one (no cold starts) - not having to manage disk space - not having to manage quite a bit of security (ssh
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by tacone 3y ago
I wrote my own (code first) resume generator and I am very curious about your project, also for things I didn't know about like ATS. Will definitely look into it.
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by tacone 3y ago
I like this post so much. Not just for the suggestion per set, but for the underlining principle. We have so many dogmas: abstractions, testability, fat models, slim models, OOP, functional programming and so on. It all leads to obscenity.
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by tacone 3y ago
I am using Xmodmap at the moment and I find it frustrating since it doesn't work in all the apps. Loadkeys doesn't also work everywhere. For some reason some key combination gets intercepted by the apps. Ian very hopeful keyd will
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by tacone 3y ago
Because usually GET /posts gets you a list of posts, POST /posts create a new one.
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by tacone 3y ago
I do not like the QR menus and I had a plan for a QR menu app as well. Most times you get a QR menu it sucks. It is usually a link to some large pdf or to a sketchy app. You definitely can do a QR menu service that does not suck, but after
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by tacone 3y ago
Incredible, I did not know that. Does anybody point out to some resources to learn more about this behavior?
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by tacone 3y ago
This. Logical reasoning is not that hard. Understanding the context is much more difficult,. Acquiring information is comparatively incredibly hard.
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by tacone 3y ago
Also Hasura and PostgREST (thus by extension Supabase). I would also add that one of the entry barriers of such projects is the need to write UDF. Most developers are not used to write UDFs, and the languagea (plsql and likes) themselves la
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by tacone 3y ago
I used to have my hand-written mini version of htmlx ten years ago. It took a few jquery lines of code to have small parts of the UX to update without refresh. I don't see the point by the way, I think htmlx is here to stay and a good
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by tacone 3y ago
> The post-SQL era has arrived Here we go again.
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by tacone 4y ago
My gut sensation is that with the current models, what come next has inherently more weight than what came before (sort of: wait, I've changed my mind!). A cheap possible solution would be to append a postfix in addition to the prefix
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by tacone 4y ago
Bing (based on ChatGPT) does that, at least on mobile, if you talk to it then it will talk back to you.
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by tacone 4y ago
Italians lose wars as if they were football matches, and football matches as if they were wars - Winston Churchill
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ChatGPT temporarily shut down in Italy(i.postimg.cc)
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by tacone 4y ago
Agreed, the hardest problems are indeed cache invalidation and cache invalidation.
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by tacone 4y ago
can it call webhooks, i.e. on save?
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by tacone 4y ago
I have built something similar for myself, which I'll hopefully publish some day. The stack is YAML, Sveltekit, Puppeteer. Overall YAML makes adding content very easy and I can adapt the schema to suit my needs if I need to.

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