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by vosper 4y ago
I don’t think the licensing is very complicated, myself. https://tailwindui.com/license
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by vosper 5y ago
It's not just plugging in the monitor, it's setting everything up - are you doing screen cloning or expanding your desktop? How do you move windows between screens? How do you configure your OS to know where one display is positio
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by vosper 5y ago
If this concept takes off it could be an interesting leveler (and level-up) for productivity, especially with people working at home. I'm sure there are loads of people out there working off a single laptop screen, maybe with an extra
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by vosper 5y ago
A gene drive doesn't work if there's no chance to pass the gene(s) on through reproduction
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by vosper 5y ago
If those sites were trying to SEO your search engine, rather than Google, then they’d be the only results you saw, too.
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by vosper 5y ago
> Tails is a portable operating system that protects against surveillance and censorship.
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by vosper 5y ago
Yeah I think it's an article about "components". As far as I can tell the product is essentially a component library that treats components as completely standalone, so that they can be developed and versioned independently.
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by vosper 5y ago
Thanks for pointing that out
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by vosper 5y ago
> Compare Lua to JS for example which started out similarly but Lua was kept simple and stable, while JS introduced massive churn and tooling complexity, much of it being unnecessary in my eyes. Anything you wrote in JS twenty years ago
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by vosper 5y ago
It probably wouldn't, because it would be clear that it's got nothing to do with Valve the gaming software company. Trademarks aren't blanket coverage of any possible uses of a name.
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by vosper 5y ago
Well it certainly makes it easier for them if you've violated their trademarks.
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by vosper 5y ago
To help me think about this, is it like if I built a blog with React, but each major UI component was it's own package that I installed with `npm`? Is the expectation that I would mix and match UI components out of different projects?
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by vosper 5y ago
There's a good Curious Droid about proximity fuses. I had no idea how important they were to the allies. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N0SgC78YFPc
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by vosper 5y ago
> Some high-up executive says "We have to be in X market by Y date!" Everyone kills themselves to make the date. At the end, the product owner has to tell Executive that it looks like we won't make the date, no matter what
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by vosper 5y ago
The big-brain move would be to identify the wallets that must be trading on “insider” info, and copy their trades?
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by vosper 5y ago
[you may purchase] if you have a Social Security Number and meet any one of these three conditions: - United States citizen, whether you live in the U.S. or abroad - United States resident - Civilian employee of the United States, no matter
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by vosper 5y ago
What would your personal "VP of Engineering Hiring Cheatsheet" look like?
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by vosper 5y ago
I have a 1440p monitor as my main screen. What am I missing out on?
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by vosper 5y ago
Everything external display I’ve plugged my M1 Mac into has worked well. Monitors of various dimensions and a TV. It’s just-worked for me. What’s the trash for you’re referring to?
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by vosper 5y ago
We also had multiple contractors working full-time for months on a CI project that was projected before it began to save us at most a few thousand dollars a year. In the end they half-delivered a poorly-built system everyone hated, and I
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by vosper 5y ago
> The ratio of revenue per each small customer vs the total cost of integration (and very likely on-going maintenance) was probably at least an amber flag somewhere for those who had visibility of it. At the last company I worked at (won
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by vosper 5y ago
Do you know how App Runner compares to Elastic Beanstalk? There are so many AWS services these days I have no idea what to use half the time…
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by vosper 5y ago
Why does it look contradictory? Are you saying you just don't trust anyone who collects PII not to sell it, even if they've said they won't?
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by vosper 5y ago
> One day, a big one is going to go dark, and millions of people will suddenly lose access to the hundreds of movies they got used to accessing Probably one of the remaining streaming services will just buy the content at fire-sale price
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by vosper 5y ago
Generally I've found sticking with npm to be best. It's not the super-slow thing that it was before, and I can't remember the last time a package didn't install because it wasn't compatible with npm. I tried pnpm a
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by vosper 5y ago
I don’t think Webpack’s obsolete, it’s just got a lot of competition these days, most of which is easier to use.
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by vosper 5y ago
How will the new model for Blitz compare to tRPC? That’s a way to get a zero-API setup into a variety of frameworks, including Next. https://trpc.io/
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by vosper 5y ago
Interesting that hosted Zulip has the same per-user monthly pricing as Slack. Slack runs around an 80% gross margin, I wonder how Zulip does. Is Zulip as featureful as Slack? You can do a lot with and in Slack these days.
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by vosper 5y ago
You can have the site reload whenever your backend server code changes. That's how I was using it. Perhaps I'm misunderstanding what you're asking for.
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by vosper 5y ago
This worked for me https://www.npmjs.com/package/reload

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