Y
HN Search
Hacker News Search
new
|
comments
|
top
|
jobs
codebeaker
searching Neon…
1.
▲
2.
▲
3.
▲
4.
▲
5.
▲
6.
▲
6 ms
·
1.
▲
by
codebeaker
1y ago
Why is an article from Jan 2025 being recirculated on HN now? It's not Europol's role to push for this, and the European commission has suffered setbacks with ChatControl and other measures already since that time with excellent p
2.
▲
by
codebeaker
2y ago
Can you say more about (the|your perceived) relationship between SQL and htmx? When looking up HTMX[1] I was surprised to see what looks like a relatively young project with no direct relation obvious to SQL. [1]: https://htmx.or
3.
▲
by
codebeaker
3y ago
Why do people even reinvent this wheel every few months? Does the <1KB size even matter with modern caches and HTTP2? Does the amount of written lines of code matter when there's modern linters and tooling? Anyone can build a "
4.
▲
by
codebeaker
3y ago
I haven't seen the documentary, but my anecdotal experience visiting SF annually since 2016 for work is that it's utterly dire. I live in northern europe, in Germany, so our bar is high, quality of life is good, but i'm no sn
5.
▲
by
codebeaker
3y ago
Thank you so much for the detailed reply. pixijs looks amazing, and gsap looks pretty approachable!
6.
▲
by
codebeaker
3y ago
What technology did you use for the animations? I've a bunch of itches I'd like to scratch that would be improved by having some canvas animated explainers or UI but I never clicked with anything. D3 back in the day. A rudimentary
7.
▲
by
codebeaker
4y ago
Postman, since they raised money have really lost their way in my opinion. The tool gets harder to use, with a more cluttered UI in every release. Seemingly random UI decisions make it awful to use. Glad to see competition in the space, but
8.
▲
by
codebeaker
4y ago
As part of a team of maintainers of a popular (declining) gem, shame they don't make a mention of the extremely valid "gem is owned by a team, and anyone may push" model. I regret that the MFA token for many gems such as this
9.
▲
by
codebeaker
5y ago
Had you taken the time to open the link, the 2nd paragraph states their capabilities succinctly: > Parcel CSS has significantly better performance than existing tools, while also improving minification quality. In addition to minificatio
10.
▲
by
codebeaker
5y ago
>Much like Notion and other block editing methods, site content is represented in a JSON format. Each block has a type, for example, a block of Paragraph would have the type "Paragraph" and would be represented by {"type&q
11.
▲
by
codebeaker
5y ago
> It’s no secret that the Ethereum login will soon become a user standard and passwords will no longer be needed. That's some serious kool-aid that the author has been drinking. Nothing worthwhile in the article, users will be asked
12.
▲
by
codebeaker
5y ago
Something like a quine? https://www.quaxio.com/qrquine/
13.
▲
by
codebeaker
5y ago
I'm well aware that there's no absolute standards for this, but I've built a number of CQRS systems, and I didn't ever have idempotency IDs as a core tenant of the system. What literature, or framework or ecosystem holds
14.
▲
by
codebeaker
5y ago
As a European reading this it sounds like the author has some kind of narcissistic take on exactly what kind of immigrants their country has and where they "belong". Of course what the author wrote, and what I understood needn
15.
▲
by
codebeaker
5y ago
I'm a recently naturalized German citizen, could you say more about how I can use my Perso this way. It seems nobody uses the "smart" features. So far, it seems like a "mini passport" and an enormous risk to carry a
16.
▲
by
codebeaker
5y ago
I'll have to dig up a citation. But the [] Three Mile Island accident was in part caused by (former) naval nuclear specialists making poor choices based on optimizing for the wrong things. My memory is fuzzy, but this 37 minute video [
17.
▲
by
codebeaker
5y ago
Sorry if this is considered off-topic, but I mus thave surely missed something about why AstraZeneca is seemingly the only choice on the vaccine market. I am German, we developed the Pfizer vaccine, but there is _no_ news about it, it seems
18.
▲
by
codebeaker
5y ago
I am in no way condoning sports piracy, or any other sort of piracy, but watching sports has become so incredibly difficult using legal means as to be virtually impossible. I am a foreigner in my country of residence, I only own an Androi
19.
▲
by
codebeaker
5y ago
I visited that landing page a couple of times and had a mental "blip" because it looks exactly like a domain squatter holding page. I don't want to turn the thread into an incitement of your product, but first-impressions co
20.
▲
by
codebeaker
6y ago
The post solely looks at open source products, and for the author's example case (the Angular repository) it may be valid criticism. For internal repositories we find this to be really valuable in my company, the odd duplicated branch
21.
▲
by
codebeaker
6y ago
There's quite some research, and even some products (I mentored a company about five years ago doing such a thing, but I even forgot their name, and don't remember what their outcome was) about this topic. - https://www
22.
▲
by
codebeaker
6y ago
I don't want to invalidate your experience at all, but I find exactly the opposite. I do a lot of video pair programming, and I feel supremely comfortable screen/video sharing. Getting to work on my own machine with my own IDE and
23.
▲
by
codebeaker
6y ago
I've always chosen to go the hard-way (use terraform) for lambda because all my other infra is in terraform, do any of those other frameworks you mentioned interoperate neatly with TF? (I mean in terms of being aware of one another, be
24.
▲
by
codebeaker
6y ago
Having watched the first 20 minutes of the linked video, I'm sure that's what OP wanted to share, but I got next to nothing from it. The entire talk is about memory layouts and how nothing has a meaning unless we ascribe a meaning
25.
▲
by
codebeaker
6y ago
Possibly unpopular opinion, but this generic graphic style seems completely unsuitable for a ERD tool. After clicking the link I was confused for a few seconds how poorly the site with a generic full-screen header of a (very) generic person
26.
▲
by
codebeaker
6y ago
I think that's an accurate portrayal of the "ivy league" type unis in the UK. They may not be what they once were, but they have a particular romanticism about them that people aspire to attend them.
27.
▲
by
codebeaker
6y ago
Exactly, and often times extraordinarily valuable because they can be used for reverse engineering, or learning how the key signing or DRM works, or can be bypassed. Of course, most legitimate indie communities stay away from this, preferri
28.
▲
by
codebeaker
6y ago
Would love some pointers too, I've run into it once implement in a way j could t circumvent and was blown away. I'd love to develop the skills to do the same myself.
29.
▲
by
codebeaker
6y ago
This comment probably doesn't add to the conversation, so I apologise in advance. We make extensive use of Sonos and Amazon Echo products in our household and have two young children (3 and 5) the older one doesn't like issuing in
30.
▲
by
codebeaker
6y ago
It sounds like you're describing HashiCorp's HCL2 and Terraform Configs which are at least a graph . I find using AWS without Terraform to be nearly impossible.
More ›