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AndreVitorio

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    Comment #48686137

    Repo should have an example section… I don’t get where this would be useful

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    Comment #48686083

    I tried finding how to follow you on your site… I really enjoyed this and would like to keep up with your work

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    Comment #48541326

    Still working on Outstatic.com, a cms for stativ sites and markdown/mdx Recently added support for Google and Magic link login, which is nice if you want non-technical people to ma…

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    Comment #48415462

    If you are teaching newbies, just get them into the Claude Code or Codex desktop apps. For devs: Claude, Codex and Cursor. All on the $20 subscription. Then use Conductor for workt…

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    Comment #47978701

    Awesome project

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    Comment #47889375

    This desperately needs a demo video in the repo.

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    Comment #47784681

    Live site: https://frontpedia.com/ Repo: https://github.com/outstatic/frontpedia

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    Show HN: Frontpedia, an open source front end resource site

    I made Frontpedia as a way to collect and organize frontend websites and resources I come across. It’s an open source project built for frontend developers and designers, and it ca…

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    Comment #38365034

    Hey Brandon, I don't want to keep coming back to this. I know you never intended to come off as stealing, thieves don't want their theft to be discovered. Unfortunately, seeing how…

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    Comment #38351198

    https://dub.sh/code-theft

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    Comment #38319046

    Use the code however you want. Until you start recording videos telling the world you wrote the code from scratch, removing any references to the original project, telling people t…

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    Comment #38304358

    What about this? https://www.reddit.com/r/developersIndia/comments/14m3evc/i_... One of many examples...

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    Comment #38304247

    Definitely, I agree with you. I tried reasoning with the person and at no point he expressed any sentiment of doing something wrong, to the contrary, he said he doubled down on the…

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    Comment #38302546

    Also have into account at what point the code was merged. We have made changes to our code base, and he probably did as well. I'm not mad he is using the code, my problem is with r…

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    Comment #38302408

    In your example, he is claiming he came up with the joke. That's different isn't it?

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    Comment #38296747

    Thanks for the suggestion. I did create a thread on Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/nextjs/comments/17wujjc/my_open_sou...

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    Comment #38296125

    Maybe this? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33306029

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    Comment #38296111

    Yes, he just added that. After a long discussion he said he was "about to do it" and it was just a big coincidence that I brought it up. After 6 months of going around claiming he …

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    Comment #38295982

    The /source directory in his repo is 90% our code. But look, I'm not mad he is using our project, it's open source after all. I'm happy it is and people can do whatever with the co…

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    Comment #38294861

    Yes, MIT License allows for modification, not going around claiming you wrote all the code.

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    Comment #38294853

    Thanks for the suggestion. I haven't experienced this before so I'm not even sure how to react. I'm just astonished that people like this exist, taking work that you know isn't you…

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    My open source project got stolen by a HN user

    Hey everyone, I've got a bit of a situation and could use some insight. So, I created this open-source project called Outstatic (https://outstatic.com), it's been my pet project fo…

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    Ask HN: What makes a good open-source project? DO's and DON'Ts?

    A side-project of mine is gaining some traction but I've never really managed an OSS project before. I've only worked in commercial settings and my experience with Open source is m…

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    Comment #33315003

    Thanks for the references. I'm definitely interested in adding more options to Outstatic. Haven't heard of Gitea before. It looks cool :)