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theogravity
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This might be useful for just checking the general content of a chapter you're interested in if it hasn't been translated yet, but it's not clear if it handles things like varying fonts / sizes used to convey the emotion
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Seanbaby.com
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Next.js doesn't play well with barrel packages (large packages that export everything into the main entrypoint file). It's a known issue (but rarely mentioned when you read about working with Next.js): https://github.co
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Somehash: A Blurhash-inspired exploration
(travisbumgarner.dev)
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What can one do with a Gaia ID? I don't think the article went into the impact of having it.
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2y ago
Airtop is designed to be flexible, you can use it as part of a full-blown agent that interacts with webpages or as a standalone tool for scraping and screenshots. One of the key challenges in scraping is dealing with anti-bot measures, CAPT
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theogravity
2y ago
there's also our product, Airtop ( https://www.airtop.ai/ ), which is under the scraping specialist / browser automation category that can generate screenshots too.
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Escaping surprise bills and over-engineered messes: Why I left AWS
(travisbumgarner.dev)
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This makes sense. If I live in a country with hyperinflation, I'd want to have my money in a more stable currency like the USD. Congrats on the launch. I wanted to note that I'm using mobile safari on an iPhone Pro 15 and the head
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2y ago
A friend told me if you're signed in, you'll have to sign out and do a reset password to change it, which I was able to do. Also the article isn't clear if CR actually has addressed the issue or not. Changing your password wo
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2y ago
I like your honesty! Best of luck in your launch!
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2y ago
Is the new grift to start a product-hunt style website and charge $$$ to be featured / listed? I've encountered a few of these types of websites already and they seem to be growing in numbers.
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2y ago
I added support for it just now because of this comment. Had it on my list of things to integrate with since I saw the comment. Thanks! https://loglayer.dev/transports/axiom.html
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2y ago
Maybe
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2y ago
I don't like that I have to comment before I can post my own product. None of the items on the page look like something I'd want to try or comment on.
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2y ago
For those who want a hardware+digital writing-focused experience, I'd recommend the Kingjim Pomera series. https://artvsentropy.wordpress.com/2023/08/12/retro-writing-... We bought a Pomera DM250 a few m
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2y ago
Thanks. I spent a bit of time looking at otel integrations and added support! https://loglayer.dev/transports/opentelemetry.html https://loglayer.dev/plugins/opentelemetry.html
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theogravity
2y ago
pnpm is the best for monorepos. I've tried yarn workspaces and npm's idea of it and nothing comes close to the DX of pnpm
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2y ago
Airflow?
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2y ago
That was extremely informative for such an old set of videos.
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2y ago
I agree. Without this post, if I visited the page without any prior knowledge, I'd have no idea what this is about, and would have no incentive to sign up.
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2y ago
Sometimes you don't have the resources or need to spin up an external collector. I might be in a situation where I want to collect logs with DataDog, but I also am not big enough nor would I have the time to set up a sidecar or configu
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2y ago
Thank you! Please raise any issues if you encounter any, or have any feature suggestions!
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2y ago
This new version of LogLayer was actually created because someone requested OTEL support. Unfortunately I'm not too knowledgable about the OTEL ecosystem (outside of using / implementing the DataDog APM tooling) to know where the
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2y ago
You're right that people will continue building their own libraries. I also wish this was all built-in so you wouldn't need something like loglayer.
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Show HN: LogLayer – Unified logger that routes logs to various logging libraries
(loglayer.dev)
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Wonder if they were able to fuse more than two.
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This is pretty fun! There's an annoying issue when playing from mobile safari on iOS where the canvas scrolls along with your finger. I think there's an HTML directive that can probably fix that but the name escapes me at this tim
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theogravity
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We use Testcontainers ( https://testcontainers.com/ ) in our node.js / vitest / kysely stack. Really fast to spin up a temporary postgres instance, and we use kysely migrations to init and seed the db.
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2y ago
Just use Testcontainers ( https://testcontainers.com/ ). We use it for quickly spinning up a temporary postgres instance to run our db tests against.
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