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GutenYe
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About GutenYe
GitHub: https://github.com/gutenye
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gutenye/
Email: guten "at" guten.me
[ my public key: https://keybase.io/gutenye; my proof: https://keybase.io/gutenye/sigs/qxJHLagW-Grb5xvit45DgFPeIaiYvbhJShcsWZ7DLgY ]
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Looks cool. If anyone is interested in a simple option with autocomplete working out of the box and no extra bells and whistles, feel free to check out my project: https://github.c…
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Comment #46653468
Congrats! I love Astro and published an i18next plugin https://github.com/gutenye/astro-i18next
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Show HN: Use Internationalizationext in Astro
Runs entirely at build time, emits zero client-side JavaScript, and follows the same core idea as Astro, generating static HTML for fast load times and minimal runtime overhead.
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Comment #46250726
Same, use Javascript for Scripting. https://github.com/gutenye/script.js
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Comment #45380593
For those who may be interested: I’ve built a project called Guten Email Notification, based on Cloudflare Email Service. It provides a simple way to send notifications to yourself…
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Comment #43046645
I created a wrapper of PaddleOCR: https://github.com/gutenye/ocr
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Comment #36091788
For anyone who is looking for how to share. This feature is not General Available. https://help.openai.com/en/articles/7943611-how-do-i-create-...
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Comment #35204425
It’s surprised nobody mentioned Beekeeper Studio. I love it. It does not have the visualize the data feature. But it’s open source and free
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Comment #31129986
Phosphor Icons[1] is also a good one, with 1000+ icons [1] https://phosphoricons.com
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Comment #20211429
Found the problem, Facebook Container extension blocked the js file.
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Comment #20210819
Can not open in Firefox :( but works fine with Chrome. > ReferenceError: requireLazy is not defined
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Comment #18918459
But both Flow and Jest are both developed by the Facebook team. First of all, like the author, I didn't say Flow is bad than TypeScript. Secondly, I moved from Flow to TypeScript l…
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Comment #18821817
Looks like uses some same techs as Monero. (Confidential Transactions, no amount, no address)