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Ask HN: How Does HN Work?
3 points by tuxie_ 5y ago|3 comments
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“Awesome” list of GitHub actions(github.com)
2 points by tuxie_ 5y ago|0 comments
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ARIA DevTools(github.com)
4 points by tuxie_ 5y ago|0 comments
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by tuxie_ 5y ago
LOL yeah, that makes sense. Thanks :)
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by tuxie_ 5y ago
I think you can have something up and running very easily with static site generators like Gatsby or Hugo. I think this is kind of the ideal use case for those tools. Wish you all the best with the project! :)
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by tuxie_ 5y ago
Interesting, I just found this discussion on the subject: https://github.com/prisma/prisma/issues/90 While I don't agree with their views it may shed some light on where they are coming from.
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by tuxie_ 5y ago
Page 16: Place input labels correctly. This is why I don't understand terraform's convention of aligning all equal signs. It looks nice as a block of text but it's a lot of unnecessary cognitive effort to follow the invisible
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by tuxie_ 5y ago
This is great! Have you considered an html version of it? I can see myself sending links to people pointing them to a specific tip. Love it! Thanks for sharing!
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by tuxie_ 5y ago
Schema changes will always be tricky. If they are too expensive nobody will ever touch it, but if it's too convenient people won't really think the changes through and the DB will become a monster. I've seen both.
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by tuxie_ 5y ago
I feel like whatever your position on any drug is, you will always find a study to back up your belief.
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by tuxie_ 5y ago
Now I'm curious what the old title was.
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by tuxie_ 5y ago
Do they play the holophonor too?
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by tuxie_ 5y ago
I think the README could do with some use cases too, it's difficult for me to figure out when I would need to embed a browser in a browser, let alone pay for it.
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Customize media notifications and playback controls with the Media Session API(web.dev)
1 points by tuxie_ 5y ago|0 comments
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by tuxie_ 5y ago
LOL fireworks! I had forgotten about that.
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by tuxie_ 5y ago
I've picked up css after ~5 years and I can't believe how far it's come. Flexbox, grid, `clamp()`, content queries, etc. It's a complete different experience now compared to the days of css hacks.
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NASA Administrator Statement on Chinese Rocket Debris(nasa.gov)
5 points by tuxie_ 5y ago|2 comments
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by tuxie_ 5y ago
What about the time you spent telling someone else how to spend their time? Wouldn't that have been better spent playing instead?
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How do you write good comments? (2019)(quora.com)
1 points by tuxie_ 6y ago|0 comments
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by tuxie_ 7y ago
Looking forward to that mustard plug interview!
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Cartographer(exp.v-os.ca)
1 points by tuxie_ 7y ago|2 comments
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by tuxie_ 8y ago
I would not suggest a full week off, a lot of people would not have anything to do in 1 week every 2 other weeks. Instead give everyone an extra day off, a 3 day long weekend. It's easier to have a recurring appointment that way, like
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Shiva 0.10.0 released(github.com)
3 points by tuxie_ 11y ago|0 comments
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by tuxie_ 13y ago
I always felt that I didn't understand the node way of work, because all frameworks feel to me like they are missing something, like they are ignoring the good ideas built in other frameworks. Or maybe they are too functional for my OO
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[RFC] Let's build a NodeJS framework(alvaro.mourino.net)
4 points by tuxie_ 13y ago|0 comments
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by tuxie_ 13y ago
:+1:
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by tuxie_ 13y ago
I would definitely leave the --squash part out. Commits should be atomic, simple, small, easy to read. If you squash whole features together you end up with huge commits, which makes harder to spot bugs if you later have to re-review them.
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by tuxie_ 13y ago
It is a little hateful, I must admit, but makes total sense based on the panic against rebasing that the original post was trying to spread.
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by tuxie_ 13y ago
True. I'll post it to 9gag as well.
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by tuxie_ 13y ago
For me, if a PR introduces a bug and then fixes it later, it must be squashed together. First of all, and most importantly, because it makes it easier for reviewers. Second, makes no sense to merge, consciously, a bug into master, specially

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