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Why reluctant 'guru' says Dutch will win World Cup
(bbc.co.uk)
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5mo ago
Nice! Which one do you use most often?
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5mo ago
Isn’t Kees van der Westen the ferrari of coffee machines?!
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8mo ago
Looks brilliant, well done! How about oRPC instead? And mikro-orm
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8mo ago
also reminds me of https://onemillionscreenshots.com (full disclosure - my screenshot api takes the screenshots :) )
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11mo ago
Switch to codex? :)
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11mo ago
document.elementFromPoint to get the elem at co-ordinates, then use npm package similar to optimal-select to come up with a unique css selector.
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1y ago
Congratulations on the launch, this looks really nice. I feel quite locked-in to Shadcn components now, especially after I found tweakcn.com. Is there anything similar for untitled ui in the pipeline? A way to update the css variables and p
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Preliminary report into Air India crash released
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1y ago
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1y ago
looks great, i'd definitely pay for a coffee table style version of a book like this!
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2y ago
There are browser extensions you could run like consent-o-matic to try to click and hide the cookies from your screenshots: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/consent-o-matic/mdj... Otherwise using a combina
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2y ago
nice post :) I’m surprised there’s not been any mention of effect ( http://effect.website/ ) yet, as it is kind of the next level up if you really want to model things like errors, dependencies and side effects in the type sy
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2y ago
What about cluster autoscaling?
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2y ago
I'd say adonisjs[1] is the closest thing in TS land to rails. There's also sailsjs[2]. Neither are as trendy as nextjs/sveltekit etc, but those are not really comparable to rails. [1]: https://adonisjs.com [2]: h
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The Things They Carried
(daringfireball.net)
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2y ago
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2y ago
This might be more suited to monorepos where all projects are in JS/TS, but check out https://onerepo.tools
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2y ago
3.93 megatons of CO2 is roughly equivalent to: • About 149,714 short-haul flights, or • About 37,429 long-haul flights.
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Kubernetes Instance Calculator
(learnk8s.io)
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2y ago
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Coffee, eggs and white rice linked to higher levels of PFAS in humans
(theguardian.com)
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2y ago
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2y ago
https://devspace.sh also gives a similar workflow but where the container is running in a remote k8s cluster
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2y ago
No - we don't currently support this feature as nobody has asked for it so far :) You could append a new meta tag by running some custom JS to add it, but we don't modify exif, metadata or pdf description at the moment.
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2y ago
I work on a paid screenshot api[0] where we have features to either hide these banners and overlays using css, or alternatively we run some javascript to send a click event to what we detect as the 'accept' button in order to dism
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Rails-like CLI for full-stack nextjs typescript apps
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3y ago
Have you checked out https://kirimase.dev ?
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3y ago
This looks and sounds great... I'm currently using contentlayer [ https://github.com/contentlayerdev/contentlayer ] to manage docs and blog content, mostly .mdx files on urlbox.com. It works well with next.js but un
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3y ago
jerry, svix, lago etc.. clear growth hack :)
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3y ago
Or removing the right sized bean to go from 18.1g to 18g
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Tyrannosaur's last meal was two baby dinosaurs
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3y ago
Hard agree, especially with your first two paragraphs :) The biggest tip I would add is to bin jest and start using vitest.
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3y ago
Great write up and what I especially enjoyed was how you kept the bits where you ran into the classic sort of issues, diagnosed them and fixed them. The flow felt very familiar to whenever I do anything dev-opsy. I’d be interested to read a
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