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Looks a lot like Buffer or Hootsuite. However, nothing inherently wrong with that. With that being said, the website is not responsive. Have a look: Landing Page- https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/41021374/18061
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One of my apps built on the Django+HTMX stack got traction and no matter how much I loved using HTMX, I found it’s not feasible to keep a clean codebase (facilitating new developers on the team as well) with this stack. [Tetra]( https:/
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I just do it for fun. I blog about something I'm building over the weekend, encountering something weird/just worth logging as an entry while "hacking". Hacking in the sense of building, not the Hollywood hacking. Plug:
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Just submitted my project! :)
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https://react.daisyui.com/ , well they are using Tailwind UI so not sure how they are an alternative to the entire framework per se plus they have React components (among components for other frameworks, I believe).
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I'm a fullstack web developer. I know "some" devOps. I also develop for mobile but mostly via port frameworks like Capacitor. I usually build something that'll be easy and can be built in a weekend. Like with Phoenix, I&
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"Vices DNS", that's what I'd call it.
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That's a slap in the face to Erlang/Elixir or maybe you weren't able to comprehend it?
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Well, that's an ignorant reduction of functional programming but suit yourself.
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Moulding people's opinions via a version of history that pushes an agenda... I think there's much more than money to be made from history. Specifically, recent history (not referring to 5000 BCE).
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Yes, I do. However, they are rarely worked on to the point of being read by an audience (of any size). It's sort of like an MVP (except your story is a novel creation that you're writing as art and not as a utility or "someth
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Wonder why Rogers is down. Oh, and it's still not up and I'm still not getting verification codes :)
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I'm just using OpenPhone now for services tied to my startup. At least, I'd be getting verification codes without having to worry about the service being down.
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I'm using a Roger's number in India currently. Unfortunately, I've been using that number for most of my 2FA so essentially, I've been unable to access a lot of services because of this (ones where I didn't use Auth
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https://daisyui.com/ is a great alternative. It's got like 10k stars on Github so I'd say it's by far the most popular currently. Preliine looks cool too!
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I really wish dang locks down this post right now. It's hard to have a logical discussion when certain parties involved in the discussion (like you, currently) sensationalize everything disproportionately. There is no point in having a
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The sad part is people with enough social awareness still linking these publications (ones that push a certain political agenda, in this case- far-right) probably do not perceive this as the sole truth rather as a means to defend the injust
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They are not hijacking anything, imo. They are simply using Notion.so to power the website. It's a note-taking app and this is the regular behavior of Notion. Nothing out of the ordinary. Down key makes you navigate "blocks".
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Meta is said to change the policy requiring a Facebook account soon, by the way. I would hope when they release the new VR headsets, this would come into effect. https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2021/10/meta-rem
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My cheatsheet happens to be just my muscle memory. And, for applications I don't use often, mostly just intuitive guesses. Sounds pretty messy but I've never felt the need to maintain a cheatsheet. I don't see why one would.
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iCloud+ is extremely affordable at $1/mo, tho. It's- sort of like free. And you get 50GB storage as part of that $1 plan.
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I'm not disagreeing and you can be wildly successful with or without it, I'm just pointing out heavy usage on a regular basis before you ever get to sustain that lifestyle can be detrimental to your success. But yeah, it could ver
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Moderation is key here, I believe. If you’re looking at successful people who get high all the time , it’s safe to assume they increased their marijuana (or any other substance) intake after having a skill they’re really good at. Most don’
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I’ve been using Raindrop. It seems cool.
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For me, the most worthy SaaS purchases usually have been the ones that I knew were worth it from day 0. The trial has always just been a cherry on top. I haven’t ever used the entire trial for the sake of “trying” and then choosing to not u
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I've been doing this for a while now. Good thing is, my audience is developers, so the feedback is detailed whenever I point something out to start a conversation. The next step is to just differentiate between actual feedback and opin
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If you have a product but no users at all, I think you should go back to the step of idea validation. Make sure what you're building is something that people might use in the first place. Multiple ways to do this. Th easiest, imo, is t
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I tried Mulvad, I love their outlook on privacy. However, maybe this is just my experience but the speed I was getting with Mulvad was slow, for some reason. Much slower than my regular ~200 mbps connection. Had to switch back to Nord (woul
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Ask HN: Good resources to learn Elixir by building projects?
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OP says he's having fun. I think that's to be prioritized over the better offers, or heck, even the potential downturn that the startup might face itself. If it were a "I got a job, it's cool." condition, leetcode g
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