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by yawnxyz 4y ago
Ooo that pricing is much better for indie hacking, thanks for explaining!
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by yawnxyz 4y ago
This is pretty cool — it basically means we can use Fastmail for transactional emails like "Thanks for signing up" kind of emails along with our regular old emails right? I've been using Mailgun for that as a separate thing;
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Cathie Wood’s Ark Launches Venture Fund Open to Individual Investors(wsj.com)
4 points by yawnxyz 4y ago|0 comments
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by yawnxyz 4y ago
This looks super neat and incredibly useful, but the pricing is an absolute non-starter. I'll definitely use more than the free tier, and the next paid tier is 3000 API requests for $300 per MONTH? Am I alone in thinking this is way to
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by yawnxyz 4y ago
this is pretty neat! Does this mean you can inject random React components into something like a Wordpress site?
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by yawnxyz 4y ago
I'd love for the new posts to appear side by side with the home page posts. I keep forgetting about them, but every time I go there I find interesting stuff. HOWEVER I don't think this means they need to (or even should) appear on
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by yawnxyz 4y ago
Why can't they treat this like academic / scientific work and create a funding body around grants that support OSS devs so they have more time and money to protect the software?
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by yawnxyz 4y ago
Despite faster computers every year, my computers don't seem to run any faster, either
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by yawnxyz 4y ago
I love the case studies. This is a massive treasure trove of insights and I bet a lot of hard work! Incredible work. Thanks for making it all free, too! Curious: how are you making revenue on it — mainly the memberships?
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by yawnxyz 4y ago
This happens because of how Microsoft approaches product development and design. On many product teams, PMs end up doing not only the product design decisions but even designs much of the products themselves. This works for them because it
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by yawnxyz 4y ago
Oh man I remember LOVING Micro Machines as a kid. But also, this tool seems much better than Otter.ai, which gets every third word wrong when transcribing microbiology recordings
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by yawnxyz 4y ago
I really like SvelteKit's way of helping you create a similar BFF with their endpoints system. I still have my "real" backends, but w/ SvelteKit endpoints I can even turn my BFFs into real APIs. And it's trivial to
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by yawnxyz 4y ago
I think it should be more like: "Every day you get faster/stronger/better. But every day will be just as hard as your first day, and you gotta do it every day."
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by yawnxyz 4y ago
looks like a great project! Found a typo: "Less then 1 minute"
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by yawnxyz 4y ago
somehow git clone still works, and I can still visit my repos though?
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San Francisco sued by woman who says her rape-kit DNA was used to arrest her(arstechnica.com)
4 points by yawnxyz 4y ago|4 comments
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by yawnxyz 4y ago
For some reason I find it more appalling that out of any police department, the SFPD would do such a thing. Maybe I'm biased by the # of tech savvy people that live there? Wouldn't the technicians running these at least have the t
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by yawnxyz 4y ago
I'm a designer, I'm all for new and crazy designs and all, but I usually go to the Verge at least once a day to check out "new tech / gadgets / sound bites" in the tech world, and this new design makes it incre
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by yawnxyz 4y ago
Does tailwind expose their "settings" as CSS vars / props? IMO that would make tailwind very similar to this project, as well as lets you set everything on a more granular level in CSS, rather than relying on the config files
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by yawnxyz 4y ago
Coming from UX and game design, so many app designers try to "gamify" things like running, lifting, and cleaning. Adding gamification adds a short-lived hedonic happiness hit that doesn't last very long. Sometimes we'll
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by yawnxyz 4y ago
works for me, macOS Chrome — this is just from that "shortest links" article though.
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by yawnxyz 4y ago
Yes! This was exactly what I felt was more "natural" in Svelte. I also like Svelte's "writable store" model rather than React's Redux which forces data to flow a certain way, through the dispatcher. Svelte Stor
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by yawnxyz 4y ago
I've worked with all three frameworks, but as a mostly single dev/engineer I very very much prefer Svelte because it lacks a lot of boilerplate that React has, and it's easier to think about than Vue's clunky way to writ
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by yawnxyz 4y ago
So creepy. It's like a "ghost" in the algorithm, and you can't unsee the face in other generated images either. I wonder what other kind of artifacts like this are lurking around?
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by yawnxyz 4y ago
Weirdly enough, Australia pays researchers, including PhDs and post-docs really well. Must be all that coal money
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by yawnxyz 4y ago
This makes me immediately think about the Cobra effect anecdote (or fable?). Basically, the Indian gov't tried to control the snake population by offering a bounty, and people started breeding snakes and killing them for bounty money.
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by yawnxyz 4y ago
I've never even worked with lambda and s3, and CF workers and R2 took like 20 minutes for me to learn and set up. I don't know how they made it so incredibly easy to learn and get going compared to AWS, but every time I try to fig
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by yawnxyz 4y ago
Ok is the embedded Tiktok video of a "Linkedin employee's day" satire or what it's actually like to work at Linkedin? I honestly can't really tell...
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by yawnxyz 4y ago
I think I've spent more time debugging errors (hitting head against wall) that come from caching than anything else. This is some combination of: content cached by Cloudflare / Vercel / node server (e.g. using "node cach
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by yawnxyz 4y ago
Worked out for those who acquired Segment too— they make real money, AND provide a real, very useful service!

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