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by 255kb 3mo ago
The algorithmic feeds are to blame. This would happen less with a chronological feed. I think we will see in the future algorithmic feeds addiction rehab, algorithmic feeds self-exclusion lists (like for casinos) and even algorithmic feeds
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by 255kb 3mo ago
Had to scroll this far to see meteors being mentioned. It was the first framework I started my js journey with. And it was doing exactly what is described here, using a reimplementation of mongodb, in the frontend: minimongo.
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by 255kb 1y ago
Exactly, do we need social media in the first place? I guess most people's family/friend circle do not exceed some dozens of persons. Having different messaging groups seems ideal, more targeted and more genuine interactions than
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by 255kb 1y ago
Great initiative! Having a bootstrapped business I'm a bit sad that there is no option to skip the funding and valuation info. It seems you can only exist in this world if you are burning someone else's money :)
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by 255kb 1y ago
Location: Luxembourg Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Angular, React, Nestjs, Node.js, JS/TS, Electron, Java, Google Cloud/Firebase, SEO Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/guillaumemo
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by 255kb 1y ago
Also, isn't that just 99% of OSS projects out there? I maintained a project for the past 7+ years, and despite 1 million downloads, tens of thousands of monthly active users, it's still mostly me, maintaining and committing. Yes
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by 255kb 1y ago
I just watched the first Black Mirror episode (latest season). While I'm all for science and progress, I don't see a world where you don't pay a subscription for your brain to work.
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by 255kb 1y ago
I’ll second this. It seems that a lot of people assume it’s possible (or easy?) to make a living from open-source projects. It’s probably due to a few famous projects being massively successful (think Vue.js), but I believe it’s directly ti
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by 255kb 2y ago
Still working on https://mockoon.com , an open-source API mocking desktop tool, after 7 years. My focus is now on the cloud version which is key to guarantee a future where the tool is still actively maintained and independent (
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by 255kb 2y ago
Both my kids learned on a "draisienne" and they hoped on a regular bike like it was nothing the first day they got it. Kids in the neighborhood who didn't learn on a draisienne, but instead got small wheels, really struggled
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by 255kb 2y ago
I would bet on money laundering.
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by 255kb 2y ago
That would be my guess too. I think convenience always win.
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by 255kb 2y ago
Nice trick! I check on the frontend for all gmal, gmial, etc variations :)
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by 255kb 2y ago
It's indeed interesting the number of people misspelling their email address, or having an inbox so full that it cannot receive emails anymore. I never tried to add magix links, but I added Google Sign in to my SaaS several month ago,
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by 255kb 2y ago
Nice project! Just so you know, there is an app called Traffic Parrot ( https://trafficparrot.com/ ). They operate on the same market, so they may not like the name you chose.
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by 255kb 2y ago
I maintain https://mockoon.com , an API mocking tool for developers. I created it in 2017 and initially worked on it during my free time. I started focusing on it full-time three years ago and introduced cloud options to make the
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by 255kb 2y ago
I'm currently working on Mockoon, an API mocking tool. It's an open-source project that I've been relentlessly improving over the past 7 years. I decided to build a SaaS/cloud offering to help finance my work on the proj
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by 255kb 2y ago
Guilty! I spent so much time recently asking myself and trying to optimize my app and stack: - what if people upload files that big, what about the bandwidth cost? - what if they trigger thousands of events X and it costs 0.X$ per thousands
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by 255kb 2y ago
Firestore rules are in "lock mode" (no read or write allowed) by default since a long time. Then, everything is ultra well explained in the docs. I was already aware of it when being a noob dev 10 years ago, and could easily write
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by 255kb 2y ago
I mean, LinkedIn content quality is awful. It's probably already self-poisoned. Any AI built on their content will be a horrible mix of feel good, motivational and bullshit stories.
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by 255kb 2y ago
I've deleted Facebook long ago. I can't understand how Twitter works: 140 characters is too short to express any meaningful opinion, and when I post something, I get close to 0 views. My feed (carefully curated with a list of devs
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by 255kb 2y ago
I'm working on https://mockoon.com an API mocking tool. I launched it here as a side-project 7 years ago, and I'm now full-time, trying to bootstrap a Saas platform. I'm seeing some progress (I officially have so
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by 255kb 2y ago
My take on this is that devs, in general, are managed by people who are still completely clueless about technology in 2024. There are surely exceptions (FAANG, etc.), but I've worked with my fair share of managers who couldn't fa
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by 255kb 2y ago
Me too. It happens that I kept my Super Nintendo and play the game with my kid regularly. We have tons of fun. I still have the booklet where they say that they prerendered the graphics on "Silicon Graphics" computer, same that we
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by 255kb 2y ago
ok, good to know. I will think about it a bit more before starting the implementation...
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by 255kb 2y ago
Thank you for the insights!
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by 255kb 2y ago
This is really interesting. I discovered AWS marketplace which offers the same feature. I started integrating but it takes some time, especially with their webhooks. Is it bringing leads directly, from the marketplace listing, or is it jus
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Am I overengineering my code?(seaotter.games)
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by 255kb 2y ago
This really helps with my impostor syndrome. Thanks!
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by 255kb 2y ago
Law is not working like that. We are talking about antitrust laws which have specific criterias to evaluate if a company is dominant on a market and is abusing this position or not. All these criterias must be evaluated for each case. There

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