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Brian Eno: AI's Walking Dog(bostonreview.net)
37 points by rosszurowski 2y ago|2 comments
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Welcoming Campsite's Founders to the Notion Team(notion.com)
2 points by rosszurowski 2y ago|0 comments
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Use weird tests to capture tacit knowledge(jmduke.com)
5 points by rosszurowski 3y ago|0 comments
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Lintrule(lintrule.com)
1 points by rosszurowski 3y ago|0 comments
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by rosszurowski 3y ago
I haven't used Bullet Train, but I've found their "Teams should be an MVP feature" blog post [1] a really great overview of how to model team structures in relational databases before. Worth a read! [1]: https:/&#x
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by rosszurowski 4y ago
I did! I actually forgot about that feature when making the parent comment. It was a useful addition to a degree. I used it for more complicated components like a mobile nav with animations, and for some re-usable pieces like a subscribe fo
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by rosszurowski 4y ago
I'm glad alternatives like Alpine exist for small sites that don't need many additional behaviours. But having used Alpine for a medium-sized art gallery website last year, I can't really recommend it for anything larger than
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by rosszurowski 4y ago
Same! The fact that Make is pre-installed everywhere and you can create a consistent interface to tasks across projects is a big win. I wrote a post about that here: https://rosszurowski.com/log/2022/makefiles
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by rosszurowski 5y ago
You might find this overview of Windsor [1] interesting then. It was a classic typeface that many others (including Mackinac, used on Fly.io) were inspired by. [1]: https://fontreviewjournal.com/windsor/
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Arq 7: Lots More Power(arqbackup.com)
1 points by rosszurowski 6y ago|0 comments
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Style Check(ia.net)
2 points by rosszurowski 6y ago|0 comments
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by rosszurowski 6y ago
(Designer behind the Tailscale blog here) Glad you like it! The text styles are custom, and the layout is built using an in-house CSS framework not unlike Tailwind [1]. But if you'd like to build something similar, you could get pretty
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Great products don’t require permission(calv.info)
3 points by rosszurowski 7y ago|0 comments
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by rosszurowski 7y ago
I like Tailscale [1] for connecting instead of setting up your own VPS. Works flawlessly for things like this. [1] https://tailscale.com
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by rosszurowski 7y ago
Ah, that makes sense. Thanks!
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by rosszurowski 7y ago
A bit tangential, but I tried sharing this link with a few friends on Facebook Messenger, and noticed it's blocked because it "violates Community Standards" [1]. Even shortened bit.ly links are blocked. Anyone know why that w