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4y ago
>but advanced alien civilizations capable of interstellar travel would probably look at us like we look at mold Why? An advanced civilization wouldn't have cultural curiosity? They wouldn't want to study us from all the differe
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4y ago
My issues are kind of specific to the idiosyncrasies of my app. Its multi-tenant and two-sided (admins and applicants), so I had to kind of roll my own auth system on top of the existing one. The fact that I could do that really means that
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4y ago
RedwoodJS https://github.com/redwoodjs/redwood I launched my startup from 0 to first customer in 3 months thanks to this guy. Most of my time saved was because of a solid collection of libraries, brilliantly integrated
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4y ago
yes, everyone i know who’s into nfts is in it for short term hype-riding profits. Its grifters all the way down
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Ask HN: A Lightweight Data Warehouse?
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4y ago
Consider the case of calling your backend with a POST call and then updating your app in response. Typically, for a SPA: your backend would return some data, and your frontend would then figure out how to update your html in response to it.
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4y ago
Jeez, that's so good
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4y ago
Can you actually do anything useful here?
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4y ago
I remember a post on here by a hacker saying they have discovered a vulnerability with a camera and were asking what to do about it. Was it this?
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4y ago
anti-wokes are the only thing more tiresome than the wokes.
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I do have a particular reason - memory use. I am running postgres and redis locally for dev work, but I would love to use Docker so that I can standardize it for my team, but it just takes up to much ram on m1.
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4y ago
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I made this game last year after my first year as a parent. Its also my first ever game and the most fun bits for me were learning how to make the music and sprites. I had no prior experience with either but with tic80 you just kinda open t
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4y ago
i spent a very happy month last year making a game with tic80. Honestly its better than pico8 for me: better aspect ratio, standard lua lib instead of a knock-off, and very stable etc
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4y ago
I never read this book, and I never really learned Forth. But I did read Thinking Forth[0], and it has shaped my software engineering instincts more than anything else I've read. [0] https://thinking-forth.sourceforge.net&#x
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4y ago
man, jart's projects make me feel that 1/10x engineer
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4y ago
Oh, dude! Genius. I needed something exactly like this. Is there a similar lightweight approach in node land? Edit: my usecase is a form builder where users can specify fields that have their values computed from other fields. I've had
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4y ago
This is the "new tab" page I've been looking for all my life
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4y ago
I have never worked at twitter, but this really hurts to watch. Imagine being one of the many great engineers there who spent the last 10 years building the product, building relationships, building teams and a culture. In ever sense except
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4y ago
Lol haha, I just realized that my stellar interview record and ADHD are related. I freaking LOVE interviewing. Not just interviewing, I generally enjoy someone watching over me as I code. This is not something I have ever seen anyone else e
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4y ago
Have you tried running linux on those? How is it?
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4y ago
I chose React in 2022 for a new app. I looked at the alternatives, and the only ones that seem mature enough are Vue and Svelte. Vue honestly doesn't really seem that different to me. Svelte is great, but the ecosystem is a fraction of
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4y ago
I am also a legal immigrant, and it was kinda easy being one because of the luck of being born in a particular set of circumstances. If someone is crossing a border because they are failing to feed their family without it, that's a hig
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4y ago
>Like going after Amazon for their union stance why the fuck not? It helps the american people vs helping a company
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4y ago
Kinda unkind to imply immigrants are not civilized.
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4y ago
This is really fucking cool. I would love to use this to tweak my website to perfection. Is it possible to make a bunch of changes and then see all the changes I made so I can put them back into my code?
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4y ago
What have you been "using" Bitcoin for, may I ask?
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>but I always end up missing important messages and calls i do too, but that's fine. Generally speaking, people arrange calls beforehand now.
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"The United States accounts for only about five percent of global population, but is responsible for 30 percent of global energy use and 28 percent of carbon emissions." https://www.eesi.org/articles/view/
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I'll defend it because I'm doing it: We have a very very young company, and we are building our product with our customers. We are in fact charging very little right now with the understanding that our product is immature, and lat
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