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Show HN: Music Rhythm Reading Trainer(soitax.app)
1 points by nullzzz 23d ago|0 comments
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by nullzzz 23d ago
The ads, the banners. Immediate exit.
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by nullzzz 1mo ago
This would be interesting, if I was into building coffee shop sites and todo apps from scratch. For the HN crowd tho, I’d say these are toy examples. No offense!
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by nullzzz 6mo ago
I don’t think I mentioned USA nor took a side.
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by nullzzz 6mo ago
Well done! I don’t quite agree with making fun of the situation that’s deadly serious to many innocent people. Yet I’m sure the intentions of the author were good. Hoping for peace.
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by nullzzz 9mo ago
Interesting stuff! The two separate failure channels turn me off. Is this practical or does it introduce unwanted complexity in most cases? Also wondering what are the Signals that are mentioned.
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by nullzzz 9mo ago
Requires Medium account to read. Sorry, not going for it.
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by nullzzz 10mo ago
It’s indeed a reasonably usable tool. Gets very slow with large canvases though, so don’t put everything into a single canvas.
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by nullzzz 10mo ago
I can recommend this architecture. So much easier to maintain and understand than using an extra service. The implementation here I didn’t go into much detail, but you can surely roll your own if this doesn’t cut it for you, or use a librar
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by nullzzz 11mo ago
This is really disgusting. Chickens are feeling animals as well.
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by nullzzz 1y ago
I agree. Having read my comment I must apologize as it came out too dismissive. Keep pondering, dude :)
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by nullzzz 1y ago
This is IMO best done running pg in a container using docker-compose or similar
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by nullzzz 1y ago
No it’s not ”pg functionality”. It’s close to SQL standard compliance but not close to what Postgres has to offer. Also, single transaction writing at a time, in-process etc.
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by nullzzz 1y ago
TLDR: a dude ponders if postgres could be used instead of sqlite. Close to zero useful information, no learnings from serious production use.
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by nullzzz 2y ago
Lovely article! Just visited the Vasa museum last weekend. It is a marvel and an obvious must-see for anyone visiting Stockholm Sweden.
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by nullzzz 2y ago
Sure, but doing anything at a grand scale is expensive - realtime collab is no exception IMO, not that we already have things like Y.js. And don’t get me wrong, I’m not playing Cloudflare’s efforts down, just saying that particular claim is
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by nullzzz 2y ago
I think it’s an exaggeration to say ”Building experiences with real-time components was previously only accessible to multi-billion dollar companies”. For instance my hobby project ourboard.io provides realtime collaboration and it costs li
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by nullzzz 3y ago
The aforementioned are huge detractors for me to be honest. I find a no-magic, code-only solution like Javalin (and Express etc) far more intuitive.
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by nullzzz 3y ago
Looks great. Who’s behind this tho? Could not find anything on the authors.
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by nullzzz 3y ago
To me the point seems that the benchmark is so misguided and missed the obvious error in the usage on LINQ that the results are not relevant. You should not take perf advice from the authors of that course.
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by nullzzz 3y ago
Interesting concept! The pricing is very aggressive though, if you have a substantial amount of content. Also, per-page pricing makes no sense - should be more like per-character.
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by nullzzz 4y ago
One of the authors here. Hope you have fun playing. Also, AmA :)
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Show HN: Race Condition 2023 – AI racing coding challenge in the browser(race-condition.reaktor.com)
10 points by nullzzz 4y ago|0 comments
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by nullzzz 4y ago
So true. iTunes was great back 10 years ago or so but today it’s just awful. Just like so much other Apple software. They’ve got huge issues, I’d guess with developer retention and culture.
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by nullzzz 4y ago
This came really handy, as I was in need for a way to run sandboxed user code in a coding game! Another cool thing with WebWorkers is that the code is run in a separate thread and allows you to terminate it if it runs into an infinite loop,
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by nullzzz 4y ago
Post author here. I agree! Did not mean to imply that Dockerizing applications is a bad thing - actually even pointed out that "it's not so hard". Just wanted to point out that writing one takes some effort and therefore Fly.
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by nullzzz 4y ago
Post author here. We are of course using paid dynos for any business applications. Free tier only makes sense for hobby projects and quick experiments. There's no free lunch in the long run.
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by nullzzz 4y ago
Post author here. The article is about alternatives for running your hobby projects. I agree that it doesn't make sense to run, or expect to be able to run, your business applications on free tier. We will keep on using Heroku's g
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by nullzzz 4y ago
2022 one should not start a new project with Cypress. Playwright is simply so much better.
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by nullzzz 4y ago
To me the free tier has seemed like a gateway drug; you try Heroku (or Fly.io etc) for your hobby projects first and after you've gained some confidence you will apply the same in more serious projects. From now on the hobby projects w

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