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by tbronchain 5y ago
To be honest the point of this post was to see what people are using and if one was standing among others. I would be willing spending a bit of time learning a tool today if it can save me tons of time in future project ideas - read: would
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by tbronchain 5y ago
Thanks! I need to look into that. Looks like a very hacker approach of prototyping, i like the concept.
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by tbronchain 5y ago
This is a very good advice. For this part I've been recommended "tailwind ui" and it looks very promising!
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by tbronchain 5y ago
Right, I forgot to mention Rails. I've always been a bit turned off by Ruby's syntax, but always heard it's awesome in many ways. Thanks!
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Ask HN: Which stack for prototyping?
57 points by tbronchain 5y ago|99 comments
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by tbronchain 6y ago
Seems quite a few people use Lens. So do I and honestly it has everything I'd need from a Kubernetes GUI. I actually didn't realize there was already quite a few options: https://medium.com/dictcp/kubernetes-g
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by tbronchain 6y ago
Considering most phones already ditch the audio jack, I'd say it's not so surprising? I'm a bit more disappointed there is no usable usb c - and we could use these usb c-3.5 adaptors almost everyone has now.
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by tbronchain 6y ago
It's a cool project. I've used an app called "Ada" before and it's a very similar concept. However, I just made a try with some symptoms I've had last week of what was probably a common cold and I ended up with
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by tbronchain 6y ago
That's how I do it. Same goes for most services. A difference between WSL and standard Linux is that is doesn't have a startup service manager, so you need to start services manually.
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by tbronchain 6y ago
I have been using the wsl2 for a while now as a primary dev environment and so far it has been a great experience. Compared to wsl1, everything from nginx to mongo, docker etc. works out of the box and isn't a pain anymore. I've h
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by tbronchain 6y ago
Thank you Jean-Pierre for taking the time to answer. She is followed by the CRC SLA Paris/Salpêtrière. The center has been closed march-june as it was given to Covid patients and since then they seem to be struggling. She's been p
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by tbronchain 6y ago
Thank you for bringing HN community's awareness about SLA. My mum has been struggling with SLA since January and now at an advanced stage. As a reminder, there is currently no treatment and patients are told there is no revert back and
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by tbronchain 6y ago
It's great, but we're very far from the os-agnostic seemless integrated files sharing. You see, we have protocols like HTTP and the web relies on it, everyone agrees this is how the web works and all OSes have one or several brows
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by tbronchain 6y ago
It doesn't have to be large files, file sharing sucks. Even copy/past across devices, even your own devices, is a pain. How many times did I email myself some links to share them across devices. And I'm not even speaking abou
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by tbronchain 6y ago
They require to have one. I do not necessarily personally recommend it but I know Safetywing is a popular choice for nomads and officially covers Covid. Otherwise you can look at either your countries of citizenship or residency that have i
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by tbronchain 6y ago
Georgia just introduced something similar: https://agenda.ge/en/news/2020/2654
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by tbronchain 6y ago
Definitely. Wear a mask, wash your hands, try to keep some sort of distance with people, don't go if you feel sick and try taking care of your immune system as much as you can before/after. Expect people having some sort of respec
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by tbronchain 6y ago
This study is great, as it points out huge disparities that are more than often not justified. People have mentioned it and sometimes opening to competition have made huge changes on the market. Take France for example, people used to pay a
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by tbronchain 6y ago
It is the right thing when they have consistent ideas they do - or will implement. It is the wrong thing when they publicly consider a bunch of things they won't do, or do tiny but loud actions without consistency, that are not aligned
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by tbronchain 6y ago
Probably why he's considering - or talking about - it now.
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by tbronchain 6y ago
If you pay 15.99, you actually get _unlimited_ 4G data instead of 100GB. It's been life saving during the lockdown, being somewhere with very slow wifi...
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by tbronchain 7y ago
I have a theory: they [finance] have (more than) enough cash, and they don't want another exchange to acquire them [cmc] and have so much visibility. It reminds me of ctrip buying Skyscanner, maybe soon a "buy with binance" b
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by tbronchain 7y ago
I am french and currently stuck in lockdown. I've had similar feelings with these projects being mainly directed to the US (not that it is a bad thing at all, more that I don't find it directly relevant). As much as I would also l
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by tbronchain 7y ago
Lots of good answers here. "All I want is to make enough money to survive" well, this may be what is wrong with you. You have programming skills? This is amazing. I understand you currently need some help, but someone also most li
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by tbronchain 7y ago
Having been working in many parts of the world, in many different kind of environments - coffee shops, hotels, airports and train stations, restaurants, co-workings, and a lot less common places like public benches, beaches, or post office
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by tbronchain 7y ago
I have been facing the same issue and eventually went for the Thinkpad X1 Extreme - and I'm quite surprised to not seeing it mentioned here. I was afraid of the 15" being too big but as I'm not using much external screens any
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by tbronchain 7y ago
The CCP requires by law that companies operating in China share their data with the police/government. Funny enough, I remember reading an article on Hackernews yesterday about how Firefox should not include DoH by default because one
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by tbronchain 7y ago
I'm actually surprised simple tunneling is working and they don't have additional protections. From my experience most of public networks won't let you do much this way. However, it seems it (as most captive portals) has acce
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by tbronchain 7y ago
While allowing them to specify a minimum and/or incremental value for N. They're a business after all, and our data is their value. I'd be happy with that compromise.
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by tbronchain 7y ago
Funny you mention this one particularly - they didn't really like it [1]. Thinking about it the other way round, how likely would have Amazon been the target of similar attacks? 1: https://arstechnica.com/information-te

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