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maps7
4y ago
I was talking in wider terms of not using a framework at all and not specifically about Redwoodjs. I can't speak to whether RedwoodJS will lead you down a path of working around it.
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4y ago
Your post was something of a blast from the past for me: toolbars! I had forgotten about those. I used to spend a lot of time customizing those. Then Chrome was released which really was the end for browser toolbars.
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4y ago
Cool. Most of these were new to me too. I will likely forget them again until I read about them in another blog post but interesting nonetheless.
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4y ago
What an uninteresting (set) of posts on HN's frontpage.. I see the irony of my uninteresting comment too! This is just not the content I come to HN for at all.
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maps7
4y ago
I'm getting these recently too as Android notifications. It's very annoying and could be very unprofessional or hard-to-explain if one came in at the wrong time.
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4y ago
The alternative here is that you DoItYourself from the start and never launch or burn company money _before_ you even have a product or users.
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4y ago
I'm a Redwood user for my side project that I hope to launch in the next few days. For me Redwood has been great. I know React but was always frustrated with expanding past the UI layer e.g. data fetching, storing. I had tried NextJS i
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4y ago
What do the cool kids use instead of Yarn these days?
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4y ago
> Attractive men behave in the stereotypical alpha manner, very aggressive without any empathy. I have rarely found that statement to be true.
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4y ago
Well then I have a great solution for you: don't pay for it. You're not in the market for this app. It's akin to crying because you can't afford an expensive car.
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4y ago
Have you considered moving from management back to engineering? It sounds like you were a software engineer previously. How did you find that?
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4y ago
Another WFH hit piece.. I am noticing these are becoming more and more common now. I bet Edward is also breathing and blinking on company time - how dare he.
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5y ago
The world has changed since then. Nobody was hired to WFH but that is what we all did.
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5y ago
#Summle #7: 3/5 = = = This did not come naturally for me. Spent about 30 mins on it. After a long time, I opened my calc app and worked backwords. From there it only took a few mins.. EDIT: hints might be nice to make it mor
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5y ago
We're all going to back to the office ... just because some rich person said so!
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5y ago
Where did you find out about it?
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6y ago
Who? The name drop in the title implies we should know who a seemingly random Google employee is/was. And I actually followed the original story of the ethical ai researcher getting fired. There's no info in the tweet other than &
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6y ago
Interesting that DFV said he would buy at the current GME price
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6y ago
Have you tried? I have bought stuff with cyrpto.
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6y ago
Seems kinda like FB for work. We use it where I work and to be honest.. it's not great. Engagement is low among some areas so they try drive engagement to it by having competitions on it. I don't think it works. I think it would w
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6y ago
I don't love it. When I am presenting it feels like I am talking to myself. I deal with it by just doing it - no other choice.
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6y ago
If that was the case why would FB be marking the issue as resolved?
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6y ago
So the URL can turn on different features?
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6y ago
GDPR has constraints on for data transfer outside the EU doesn't it?
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6y ago
Is there no data regulation issues in play?
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6y ago
I think the new changes will hurt facebook competitors more. Everyone knows Facebook and it has a brand. They want to collect some info? Most people won't care - they just want to use the app like they always have. They might think twi
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6y ago
Haven't done that exactly. What benefits are you hoping for? What negatives do you think it might have?
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6y ago
- No design is ever perfect - There are many correct ways to do things - It's all about constraints and trade offs
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6y ago
Probably cause Stripe likes money?
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6y ago
What did he do to impress you?
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