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by rgrove 3y ago
This looks great! I've had varying degrees of success over the years with various monorepo approaches, and have so far been most happy with pnpm workspaces plus TypeScript project references (plus Changesets when it's necessary to
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by rgrove 3y ago
It always has! This is one of Yahoo's best-kept secrets, sadly. (I worked on Yahoo Search — and search.yahoo.com — from 2007 to 2010)
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by rgrove 4y ago
Whoops, I probably should have known better than to mention specific pricing since it can vary based on local taxes (such as VAT), and because we test different plans from time to time. But if you're interested in the lower tier plan I
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by rgrove 4y ago
SmugMug will give you unlimited photo storage for as little as $6.25 US per month (if you pay yearly). There are official apps for iOS and macOS (as well as other platforms) that support auto upload. You can easily share your account with y
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by rgrove 6y ago
The article's title is misleading, and it misrepresents the content and conclusions of some of its sources. The 28 million ballots in question aren't "missing"; they're ballots that were mailed to voters and weren&#
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by rgrove 7y ago
The article claims Tesla is incorrect when they say that "the average ICE vehicle gets around 22 MPG", and counters with EPA stats showing that the average fuel economy of all vehicles in the US is 24.9 MPG. But these aren't
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by rgrove 8y ago
It's not a bug.
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by rgrove 8y ago
The "fix" for this is actually pretty trivial, and it doesn't require using a unique subject or sender. When you send an email that you don't want to be collapsed into any previous thread on Gmail, include an `X-Entity-R
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by rgrove 8y ago
A little over a year ago I spent days and days trying and failing to sign up for a Dropbox Business account. The "Start free trial" button on the website literally did nothing. If I clicked it enough times, I eventually got a poor
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by rgrove 8y ago
I commented here about my own experience taking a ~5,000 mile US road trip from Oregon to Texas in a Tesla Model 3 last summer: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18868422 tl;dr: I covered ~600 miles a day and it was a lo
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by rgrove 8y ago
Last summer I took a road trip from Oregon to Texas and back in a Tesla Model 3. I covered about 600 miles a day over the course of 8 days, for a total of nearly 5,000 miles. I never had a problem finding a supercharger along my route, neve
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by rgrove 8y ago
Log into your SmugMug account and open the Organizer. Browse to the gallery (or galleries) containing the videos you want to download, click the "Download" button in the toolbar (downward pointing arrow with a flat line underneath
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by rgrove 8y ago
Please don't use the name RawGit. This is likely to confuse people, and it's also likely to cause people to reach out to me when they need help with rawgit2.com.
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by rgrove 8y ago
Thanks Justin! Likewise.
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by rgrove 8y ago
I'm not going to let the domain lapse for exactly this reason.
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by rgrove 8y ago
RawGit has been open source from day one: https://github.com/rgrove/rawgit
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by rgrove 8y ago
You might find this useful: https://github.com/mallendeo/cdp-rawgit-fix It'll scan all your pens and try to suggest jsDelivr URLs wherever you've used RawGit.
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by rgrove 8y ago
Thanks for the suggestion! This does seem potentially more effective.
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by rgrove 8y ago
Exactly. And plenty of people have done exactly this. There's nothing technically interesting or unique about RawGit except that it got popular.
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by rgrove 8y ago
I did consider this, and several people have offered to take over, but ultimately I feel that the thing that was most useful about RawGit — it made serving HTML at scale dead simple for anyone with a GitHub repo — is also the thing that mad
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by rgrove 8y ago
It was a while ago now so my memory is hazy, but that sounds about right.
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by rgrove 8y ago
StackPath doesn't add any cookies to cdn.rawgit.com responses. Here are the complete headers from a sample response: HTTP/1.1 200 OK Date: Fri, 12 Oct 2018 17:56:30 GMT Content-Type: application/json;charset=utf-8 T
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by rgrove 8y ago
I know! :D
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by rgrove 8y ago
Yeah, I really, really don't want to break things, so I've tried to be very careful about how I'm doing this. In the shutdown announcement I committed to keeping the site running in sunset mode for at least a year. Hopefully
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by rgrove 8y ago
Hi! I'm the guy behind RawGit. I've actually never accepted donations. I paid the meager cost of the $10/month DigitalOcean droplet for the origin server, and StackPath (formerly MaxCDN) sponsored the CDN, which handled the m
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by rgrove 8y ago
I pay about the same for insurance on my Model 3 as I did on the Mazda CX-7 it replaced. I've heard stories of some insurers charging ridiculous premiums for Teslas, but that hasn't been my experience with USAA.
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by rgrove 8y ago
Yeah, you can choose to postpone an update. The car may occasionally prompt you again, but I don't think it will force you to install it if you really don't want to. I've never postponed for more than a day or two though. I h
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by rgrove 8y ago
Hmm. If I've been in the dark for a while and then pick up my phone, the brightness hurts my eyes for a moment until they adjust to it. When I put the phone down, it takes a moment before I begin to be able to see things in the dark ro
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by rgrove 8y ago
> To protect your eyes from blue light, Karunarathne advises to [...] avoid looking at your cell phones or tablets in the dark. Can someone explain why it would be worse to look at a cell phone in the dark? It's emitting the same bl
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by rgrove 8y ago
The whole story is displayed on a single unbroken page on all platforms, unless you have JS disabled, in which case you'll only see 25 posts per page.

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