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by wackget 4y ago
> Gets $100M investment > Still produces graphs without axis labels
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by wackget 4y ago
Yes the keywords I tried were all valid tags. I see you pushed a fix but it's still not working at the moment; will try again soon. Is there a URL-hackable way to link to searches e.g. `remotewide.co/react`?
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by wackget 4y ago
I type a keyword into the search field and it does absolutely nothing. Tried hitting return, clicking the search icon, etc... nada. Using Brave desktop FWIW. Edit: tried vanilla Chromium and it's a completely blank page. Edit 2: tr
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by wackget 4y ago
> If everyone is writing "raw" JS/HTML/SQL/Java/whatever, they are actually building their own individual, unstandardized frameworks. That is only "technically" true, in the way that if you develop
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by wackget 4y ago
As a recently-retired Magento developer of ten years... this speaks to my very soul. I've sworn to never use Magento again.
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by wackget 4y ago
Honestly I wouldn't even consider installing this because there is zero information about how it works and what it does with the data I type into it. Are my search terms sent to some random server to be "processed" and/o
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by wackget 4y ago
"You can move anywhere in the country you work in and your compensation won’t change" But if you move to a different country, suddenly the work you do is worth less to the company? Roles should be paid for the skill and work requi
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by wackget 4y ago
I'll ask you what I asked the other commenter: should articles which point out problems be written completely independently of the people creating solutions to those problems? Even if it is an advert, it's not a shitty one. It pre
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by wackget 4y ago
That's an extremely jaded outlook. Just because the OP is presenting an alternative solution doesn't necessarily mean it was all borne out of greed/profit-seeking. At least the OP's service was built from the outset to b
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by wackget 4y ago
Disappointing to see the OP using Google Forms to collect data for their beta testing product waitlist. OP clearly knows Google is bad but supports their business by using their tools anyway :(
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by wackget 4y ago
Yeah this seems like a bad one to me.
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by wackget 5y ago
Is it true what they say about psychedelics helping people to come to terms with their own mortality and death? Occasionally I'll get crippling anxiety when I think about how one day I'm going to stop existing and there's abs
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by wackget 5y ago
Does anyone know how this differs from the LTSC version?
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by wackget 5y ago
I don't know how the author can claim that they run a "simple" architecture. From their job pages: Our stack : backend: Python 3 (+ mypy) API layer: GraphQL android frontend: Kotlin/Jetpack iOS frontend
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by wackget 5y ago
A web browser.
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by wackget 5y ago
Am I the only one who thinks the initial PHP example is just fine? Seriously, you're claiming to "solve" one "problem" by building an entire new system which is inevitably massively more complex and difficult to man
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by wackget 5y ago
Yeah, well, govuk yourself.
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by wackget 5y ago
You just described the entire pantheon of modern development tools.
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by wackget 5y ago
Web. Your app almost certainly doesn't actually need to be an app anyway.
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by wackget 5y ago
Archive.org is blocked by UK mobile ISPs and has been for many years: https://www.privateinternetaccess.com/blog/internet-archive-...
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by wackget 5y ago
Archive.org is blocked by UK mobile providers. We need to go one layer deeper with a mirror of the archive of the paywall.
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by wackget 5y ago
I'm still waiting for an AR-style app which overlays the image from your phone camera with points of interest or GPS co-ordinates of distant places. Or hell, even just a map where you can turn your phone facing a general direction and
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by wackget 5y ago
Asus Zenfone 8. Excellent specs, 3.5mm jack, 148mm tall
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by wackget 5y ago
If you read [his next blog post]( https://gomakethings.com/how-to-make-mpas-that-are-as-fast-a... ) you'll see he has lots of experience with architecting an advanced, cache-heavy multi-page application which works and b
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by wackget 5y ago
>> He was just unable to follow and understand the trend, and thinks that therefore the whole industry made a MISTAKE :D That's not true, though. If you read [his next blog post]( https://gomakethings.com/how-to-m
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by wackget 5y ago
https://old.reddit.com/r/firefox/comments/aaek23/how_to_stop...
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by wackget 5y ago
Oh the irony of recommending formats made by Google and Facebook - two of the largest enemies of the internet.
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by wackget 5y ago
Eh... I'd argue against quite a lot of those being "easier" than doing things manually. Docker is a prime example. It's supposedly easier to spin up a docker container for a basic web server stack, but to be honest I&#x2
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by wackget 5y ago
Wow. What makes it cheaper than using a DB? Is it just because the DB will create some additional metadata about each stored row or something?
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by wackget 5y ago
Yeah that use-case I get. Binary files which would be difficult/impractical to index in a database. However it feels like something at that scale will only ever realistically be dealt with by enterprise-level software, and I'd haz

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