zaphodias

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by zaphodias 7mo ago
A lot of companies use tailwind. Here's an extract from https://claude.ai (the chat interface after logging in): <main class="mx-auto mt-4 w-full flex-1 px-4 md:px-8 lg:mt-6 max-w-7xl h-full !mt-0 flex flex-co
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by zaphodias 8mo ago
they have individual IPFS links but they don't work 100% of the times
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by zaphodias 10mo ago
Did you mean gRPC maybe? In any case, my experience so far has been great. The connect-es generator takes your protobuf and generates a TypeScript library which looks pretty good. You can use ConnectRPC both from the browser and from Node.j
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by zaphodias 10mo ago
This is great - thanks for sharing. I am actually building something very similar myself as I started building a couple SaaS and though it would be nice to extract the common pieces in a template. My stack is similar, with a few differences
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by zaphodias 1y ago
I don't think there are humans involved. I've now seen countless PRs to some repos I maintain that claim to be fixing non-existent bugs, or just fixing typos. One that I got recently didn't even correctly balanced the parenth
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by zaphodias 1y ago
I remember seeing the concept of "torrents with dynamic content" a few years ago, but apparently never became a thing[1]. I kind of wish it did, but I don't know if there are critical problems (i.e. security?). [1]: https:&#
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by zaphodias 1y ago
Me too, reinforced by author's name :)
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by zaphodias 1y ago
Did you read the article's section "Why I Built My Own Audio Player"?
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by zaphodias 1y ago
Just to be clear, I am authenticated. Maybe they are struggling with the AI scrapers though, you're right.
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Ask HN: Did GitHub UI become unbearably slow?
14 points by zaphodias 1y ago|10 comments
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by zaphodias 1y ago
isn't the whole point avoiding FOUC, while also avoiding to block the rendering for CSS network requests?
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by zaphodias 1y ago
I'm doing the same, I have family plans with my friends for pretty much anything so I don't think I ever reached such high monthly costs though. I started my home server for self hosting Immich, not only for the cost but because I
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by zaphodias 1y ago
Maintenance overhead, plus: - convenience (everyone already has a GitHub account and is familiar with the platform) - discussions platform (issues, prs, discussions) - CI (GitHub Actions) It's already there, and it's free for the
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by zaphodias 2y ago
Don't get me wrong, I agree! Especially performance-wise, I'd love to have the best primitives that let me build whatever I want and not some very generic primitives that perform a bit worse and I have to tune myself so I don&#x27
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by zaphodias 2y ago
While I think you're right (generics might be useful there), it's fairly easy to wrap the `sync` primitives such as `sync.Pool` and `sync.Map` into your specific use case. Go is pretty strict about breaking changes, so they probab
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by zaphodias 2y ago
I assume they're referring to the fact that a Pool can hold different types instead of being a collection of items of only one homogeneous type.
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by zaphodias 2y ago
Apple's Force Touch aka 3D Touch
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by zaphodias 2y ago
> Who says ByBit can cover the loss? CEO on X
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by zaphodias 2y ago
> is a right I believe they're saying that cloudflare will block them just for using a blacklisted client, even if they're legit users and not bots
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Go advanced concurrency patterns: part 4 (unlimited buffer channels)(blogtitle.github.io)
1 points by zaphodias 2y ago|0 comments
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by zaphodias 2y ago
I think author chose the wrong mantra too! What happens in fast paced startups is that you ship what essentially is a MVP as soon as possible (i.e. you stop at the "make it work" step) because you need to build your customer base,
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by zaphodias 2y ago
While I don't disagree (broadly speaking) with you about the complexity of webdev, it looks like you don't have a full understanding of what Tailwind is: a (CSS) code generator. It happens to be written in JS so it can be integrat
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by zaphodias 2y ago
hey there, honestly I haven't tried prql yet but I think I already saw it on HN before. What would you expect from a language integration? I'd like to work on something in Go, which doesn't make it easy to have Rust bindings.
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by zaphodias 2y ago
I've been loving Aerospace. Is as close as i3wm you can get, on Mac OS.
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IFTTT the Beginning(web.archive.org)
1 points by zaphodias 2y ago|0 comments
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by zaphodias 2y ago
it doesn't look worse than OpenAPI's yaml to me it's fairly concise, the method and the request/response types are well separated and readable the only thing I could argue with is mixing validation and type defs, as it l
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by zaphodias 3y ago
Usually the Go team scrapes from GitHub and open source programs how people use something before breaking them; I suspect they found little usage of { and } in HTTP handler paths. They also provide a way of opting out the new behaviour, so
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Why Rust in Production?(corrode.dev)
152 points by zaphodias 3y ago|69 comments
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by zaphodias 3y ago
I had the same idea as you and rewrote my blog CMS. Initially it was very similar to yours, with Maud [1]. Then I started a little library for replacing Maud, for a better developer experience [2] (still looking for a better name). The impo
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Postgres FM(postgres.fm)
5 points by zaphodias 3y ago|1 comments

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