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willhoyle
7mo ago
Same. Sentences structured like these tip me off: - Here's the thing nobody tells you about fitting singularities - But here's the part that should unsettle you - And the uncomfortable answer is: it's already happening. - The
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willhoyle
3y ago
There’s also https://onedev.io/ which deserves a mention. I’ve never personally used it but it looks promising.
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willhoyle
3y ago
This looks like exactly what I've been looking for. I just want strong typing, json <-> struct and validation. Seems like it ticks all the boxes + speed benefits which is always nice. I especially find it useful that I can use me
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willhoyle
3y ago
I too have made similar observations regarding pydantic and FastAPI. I was evaluating various Python async http frameworks and landed on a similar stack: - attrs/cattrs for models - starlette+uvicorn for HTTP/websocket - validatio
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willhoyle
3y ago
I’ve seen this suggested elsewhere but without content I don’t see this working out.
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willhoyle
4y ago
That looks interesting, I’ll have to give that a try thanks!
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willhoyle
4y ago
I’ve had to stop using tmux on macOS (MacBook Pro 2018). For some reason I kept getting extreme slowdowns/laggy behaviour when using neovim. I’ve seen this thread: https://github.com/tmux/tmux/issues/353
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willhoyle
4y ago
I also have a similar project partially done but lost steam (eatplants.app). I always think I should just finish it to make it functional. My thinking is that logging food is annoying (weighing and tracking food you ate). I want to make a m
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willhoyle
4y ago
I found this app a few months ago from another HN comment. Unfortunately it was slow and unresponsive. I started looking for other options and found TablePlus which I’m loving so far. Hope they can improve, might give it another go once I
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willhoyle
4y ago
This is blowing my mind. I felt like you were specifically talking about my place of work. Turns out (based on your github link in your profile), you did work there haha! The 7 repos are gone now and a k8s cluster has replaced the swarm ser
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willhoyle
5y ago
https://github.com/marcj/css-element-queries I’ve had pretty decent success using this library.
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willhoyle
5y ago
> my former company's webpack builds were 30+ minutes for a relatively simple site I’m genuinely curious what simple site would cause a 30+ minute build? Is it just one of those things that grow over time?
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willhoyle
5y ago
I’ve always been curious - what if we imposed a law disallowing owning more than 1 home. Wouldn’t this reduce demand and, in doing so, lower prices from less competition? I’m sure there’s other aspects I’m missing which make this a bad idea
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willhoyle
5y ago
That’s great news! I figured it’d come back at some point.
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willhoyle
5y ago
I spent the good part of last night compiling a previous version of nodejs to try out quic. I wanted to see if it could replace webrtc for a multiplayer game. You have to compile a previous commit from the repo because the experimental impl
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willhoyle
5y ago
I think it's valid to question whether VAR is broken or not, however I think in the end it's a net benefit to football. Some will say it wasn't ready for production, but we all know real world usage is the real test that surf
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willhoyle
5y ago
Thanks for bringing this up. I didn't know about open-ui. I think something like this is becoming more and more necessary.
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willhoyle
5y ago
I guess what I'm arguing is that we already have so many Headless UIs out there. Another comment pointed out PrimeVue, which does exactly what Headless UI does. This feels like another library reinventing the wheel. I'm always rem
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willhoyle
5y ago
This is great work, congrats on shipping a great product. I use TailwindCSS on my personal website. I often wonder whether we need yet another UI framework implementation? I touched on this in my post a couple days ago: https://w
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willhoyle
5y ago
Agree. I use Quasar at work for SPA and Buefy for personal projects which was one of the ideas for this post. I thought SSR support was pretty good in Quasar? https://quasar.dev/quasar-cli/developing-ssr/ssr-freque
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Vue Has Too Many UI Frameworks
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willhoyle
6y ago
I have a Logitech k380 which in my opinion does this in an intuitive way. There’s 3 dedicated buttons for paired Bluetooth devices (fn + 1,2,3) and hitting them just pairs to the device. And you can reassign a button to another device by ho
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willhoyle
6y ago
+1 for Nord. I used it everywhere - terminal, vs code, browser theme, gtk theme
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willhoyle
6y ago
Is there a license that basically says: MIT License unless you’re FANG? Is that what people mean when they say a code base is dual-license?
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willhoyle
6y ago
Cells at work! https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cells_at_Work ! It’s an animated series that takes place inside the human body. I’ve been meaning to watch it myself. It’s supposed to be pretty accurate.
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willhoyle
8y ago
I've always wanted to do this but didn't know it could be so cheap! Where did you find that stuff? Is it pretty reliable/robust?