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by mati365 3mo ago
I really love Quadlet. I used to host my rootless containers on Hetzner, Ansible, SystemD and RockyLinux for years without any issues and extracted it to template repo [1]. [1] https://github.com/Mati365/hetzner-podman-
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by mati365 4mo ago
It must be magic. I don't believe it's possible in such short snippet of code.
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by mati365 7mo ago
ofc it's sold. Take a look at this: https://www.rb2b.com/ It identifies users that visit your site and then shows their email, phone number and living place based on their Li profile ;))
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by mati365 7mo ago
Oh, it looks like my X86-16 boot sector C compiler that I made recently [1]. Writing boot sector games has a nostalgic magic to it, when programming was actually fun and showed off your skills. It's a shame that the AI era has terribly
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Show HN: CKEditor 5 Symfony Integration(github.com)
1 points by mati365 8mo ago|0 comments
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by mati365 9mo ago
You can also use Dropbox to sync your data on some kobo devices. It used to be disabled, but you can enable it manually in one config file.
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by mati365 10mo ago
Consider learning Polish. Kurwa sounds exactly as it looks.
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Show HN: CKEditor 5 Livewire Integration(github.com)
1 points by mati365 11mo ago|0 comments
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by mati365 11mo ago
Writing compilers for old CPUs has some real magic in it. It helps you see how processors really work and brings back the old days when hardware was simple and easy to understand. I miss that time. I once wrote a small C compiler in TypeScr
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by mati365 11mo ago
It’s not about frustration, unwillingness to learn, or dismissing the tool altogether. My point is about trust. I just can’t imagine a Next.js app being as easily maintainable 10 years down the road as a Rails one. Honestly, I can’t even pi
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by mati365 11mo ago
In the latest Rails versions, it’s probably just as easy as in Phoenix. The question is whether, after years of churn in the Rails frontend ecosystem, the core team hasn’t already driven away most developers who might have cared. At this po
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by mati365 11mo ago
I'm not so sure Next.js is as SEO-friendly as people claim. The JavaScript bundles are pretty heavy, and the page still needs to hydrate before it becomes fully interactive. There are attempts to speed this up with React Server Compone
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by mati365 11mo ago
The main issues were related to how JavaScript is integrated and distributed within Rails. In older versions, you have to deal with Sprockets and dependency bundling, which is tricky if you want your integration to work across a wide range
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by mati365 11mo ago
I implemented CKEditor integrations for Rails, Livewire, Phoenix, and React. I think the best developer experience was with Phoenix - at every step I was surprised by how well thought-out the framework is and how easy it is to build integra
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by mati365 11mo ago
CKEditor 5 integration for Laravel Livewire. Since Livewire doesn’t have an easily embeddable WYSIWYG editor, I built one. https://github.com/Mati365/ckeditor5-livewire
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by mati365 1y ago
What's special about this?
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by mati365 1y ago
That's messed up, because now he's working for the employer for free, hoping the company will somehow replace the social connections it made him lose in the first place. It's definitely not something to look up to - it's
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by mati365 1y ago
This article seems to be written entirely by AI :/
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by mati365 1y ago
Nice! I’ve been using a similar approach for years with my own setup: https://github.com/Mati365/hetzner-podman-bunjs-deploy . It’s built around Podman and systemd, and honestly, nothing has broken in all that time. Sup
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by mati365 1y ago
Gratz Gyn!
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by mati365 1y ago
If anyone interested - I made recently Ansible template for Quadlet deployment that shows how easy is it. GH: https://github.com/Mati365/hetzner-podman-bunjs-deploy
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by mati365 2y ago
Systemd .container services (Quadlet) are excellent. I used them to set up multiple smaller sites without any issues. Containers work just like regular systemd services. I created a small Ansible template to demonstrate how simple yet power
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by mati365 2y ago
One of the biggest issues is that newer tools often lack Rails integrations. I recently built one for CKEditor - happy to share details if anyone's interested. https://github.com/Mati365/ckeditor5-rails?tab=readme-
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by mati365 2y ago
Imho, it's possible. Generally speaking, it depends if PDF can render any sort of canvas.
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by mati365 2y ago
These 'tricks' are exactly what makes programming the passion I love. Thanks for capturing the difference between coding for joy and coding for a paycheck so succinctly. Also, it's not a wrapper—it's a full parser and co
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by mati365 2y ago
What about running Adobe Acrobat in Adobe Acrobat?
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by mati365 2y ago
So it's possible to port C compiler to PDF. Compiler is already done https://github.com/Mati365/ts-c-compiler . We can run DOS in PDF basically..
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by mati365 2y ago
That white clock looks cool. What's the name?
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by mati365 2y ago
Just spawn another VPS with your application and connect to load balancer. Even better - use Fedora CoreOS with Butane config and make that VPS immutable.
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by mati365 2y ago
Just use Podman with plain simple .container file which is controlled entirenly by SystemD. Rock solid and easy to fix.

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