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by xemoka 7y ago
I’ve found for small sites, building a vue SPA and using react-snap to generate the pre-rendered static pages works great, and cut out a lot of the overhead I felt with gridsome.
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by xemoka 7y ago
I've tried to use Gridsome recently, after the .7 release I think, and it was just kind of painful. Managing the graphql layer just seemed over the top for my needs: static generation from markdown with dynamic vue components. I settle
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by xemoka 7y ago
Since Mojave, waking my 2012 rMPB results in a flash of desktop and content before showing the lock screen. This sounds similar, if not a continued degradation.
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by xemoka 7y ago
Totally likely! 1) Yeah, hard to say. If it's utility, building a product that can compete with _all_ of Facebook right out of the door seems quite difficult. You'd be constantly battling the network effect as you built up the so
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by xemoka 7y ago
Except, that 1) the network effect and critical mass make it next to impossible to gain any kind of foothold: your product must be better feature-wise, and it must have the same people or interface with the old—something Facebook has no int
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by xemoka 7y ago
You could use gitlab pages + netlify cms + gatsby; The Gatsby docs have an example: https://www.gatsbyjs.org/docs/sourcing-from-netlify-cms/
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by xemoka 7y ago
Interestingly, clear cuts mimic natural disturbance types (particularly in some of the historically fire maintained ecosystems). It's not quite as cut and dry as clear-cut logging is bad. That said, we're pulling far too much wood
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by xemoka 7y ago
My partner used to work for these folks, he'd say you were getting paid 9-13 cents to bend over. Folks making $200-350/day planting 2000-4000 trees each, with camps 60-100 people; summit runs multiple camps. It's quite the li
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by xemoka 7y ago
Non-medium version: https://avikdas.com/2019/05/14/real-world-dynamic-programmin...
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by xemoka 7y ago
Yep, and based on the journal article, that photo is even from 2016...
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by xemoka 7y ago
I was really surprised when APFS came out that it didn't support time machine. From the looks of this, it appears they're going to be able to write a new-style time machine on-top of APFS with the additions here. Interesting, over
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by xemoka 8y ago
Check out maps.me for iOS and Android -> Open source, uses OpenStreetMap data (you can fix it!), offline maps with regular updates.
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by xemoka 8y ago
Prior comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18405804
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by xemoka 8y ago
I think the idea is platform agnosticism. What if you're serving to a client that doesn't understand html? You'll need to interpret it somehow...
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by xemoka 8y ago
What about rclone? Or are you looking for only official clients?
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by xemoka 8y ago
That's just a load of click bate (read: bullshit). That's not what people mean when they ask "What's our closest neighbour" at all... interesting thoughts perhaps, but disingenuous.
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by xemoka 8y ago
I just looked up the name of this phenomenon about 10 minutes ago for something entirely unrelated... How self-reinforcing!
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by xemoka 8y ago
There is one difference here though: we have observed parthenogenesis in nature, so we know it can occur. We have not observed anything like a 'flat earth'.
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by xemoka 8y ago
Too much old crust, but as other commenters around indicate, this isn't really solving that either: it doesn't talk about best practices or even highlight where the sharp edges are (EOLs and Namespaces are mentioned elsewhere).
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by xemoka 8y ago
Nice little reference for anyone who already knows how to program, but might not know PHP. For anyone else, this isn't really going to help. There seems to be no explanation of _why_ you would want to do anything here or even how it re
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by xemoka 8y ago
I've been using Backslide [0] for all my lecture slides for a couple years now, seems quite similar. Backslide doesn't use pandoc though. [0]: https://github.com/sinedied/backslide
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by xemoka 8y ago
Hmm, perhaps not quite as black and white as first presented...
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by xemoka 8y ago
I've always wanted to love dark background + white text themes; for the longest time I thought it was worth it because it was cool. About a year ago I switched back to light themes, and later found out that there's a reason why I
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by xemoka 8y ago
They don't need you to understand them, they need you to accept them. You don't get everything you want just because you ask.
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by xemoka 8y ago
An article about holding a small book with one hand, so you can easily read it, that has no pictures of anyone doing so. Why does this happen so often in newspaper style articles? Argh! Personally, I've moved from paper fiction to an e
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by xemoka 8y ago
I don't understand why facebook isn't better at determining the intent of the message: hide messages with "following" "f" or whatever and just subscribe the user to notifications—which they could have done othe
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by xemoka 8y ago
What about something like Pinegrow?
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by xemoka 8y ago
Most are against due process? As in most supporters of #metoo or as in the most visible and loudest supporters that you have focused on? Do you have any kind of real statistics about the supporters of #metoo or are you making an inference f
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by xemoka 8y ago
There is no doubt that humans are shitty. Was that ever in question? The #metoo movement has brought forward, and into public discourse, a problem. Had this not been brought forward even Argento's indiscretions wouldn't be known.
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by xemoka 8y ago
This is ridiculous. The #metoo movement is not focused on "witch hunting", there are many different people associated with this "movement" and there is no real guiding person or organization that is focused on it. Indivi

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