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HerrBertling
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Comment #42588334
41. Get up at 6:15-6:30. Take 15-20 minutes to wake up, brush teeth, toilet, drink some water. Put on workout clothes, do either 45 minute run outside (no matter the weather) or 20…
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Comment #39188682
Looks great. Tiny UX nitpick: The light/dark mode switch can be simplified. I am in one of those states already so this is basically a toggle. No need to show two options in a moda…
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Comment #38241732
I like datalist quite a bit for „poor man‘s autocomplete“ - you can dynamically fill it via JS and will get the suggestions shown in the completion fields above the keyboard on mob…
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Comment #38127458
Last thing I built is using SST for some lightweight recurring TypeScript lambda functions + DynamoDB for data storage. Plus a very simple one-page Remix + TailwindCSS frontend bec…
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Comment #37710293
I’ve definitely seen that talk - Katelynn, right? :D
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Comment #37707315
Thanks for the great reply, really appreciate it. I found the basic setup to be quite straightforward – using zsh which seems like a lucky choice now :D I'm currently working on a …
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Comment #37707149
Oh wow. I did not expect this question to gather THAT much feedback, but I absolutely did not expect you showing up in the comments. Thanks for your work – it brought me to appreci…
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Comment #37705919
Since I’m coming from the FE side - that’s exactly what is bothering me. I feel like Remix is a good step into the right direction, baking a backend-ish part of the stack into the …
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Comment #37705466
Really appreciate your focus on economic reasons. That indeed makes a lot of sense. I guess the gamble to use Elixir/Phoenix only pays off in certain circumstances and if your busi…
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Ask HN: Why isn't Phoenix/Elixir more mainstream?
Hey all! I've been a frontend developer for years, primarily working with React and Vue, connecting them to REST or GraphQL APIs. Lately, I've been diving into Phoenix/Elixir, and …
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Comment #37702606
Very healthy way of arguing about the world. Have a nice weekend!
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Comment #37690934
That is correct, see https://www.tagesschau.de/wirtschaft/unternehmen/tesla-gruen... where it is mentioned in the third paragraph.
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Comment #37690887
The tagesschau.de article cites a paywalled article by the privately owned magazine "Stern" as source of all of this. Just saying. Edit: Also, the main source of the reporting is t…
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Comment #37690823
There is a lower bound, see my comment. Three days out or more (or death, that is…) needs to be reported, anything below does not.
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Comment #37690796
Loose translation from the article on tagesschau.de for clarification: > In Germany, work accidents need to be reported if the person injured died in the process or cannot work for…
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Comment #37688948
It's small things and reassuring myself, most of the time. Sometimes I let it scaffold basic tests for React components ("assume a working Jest testing setup, use @testing-library/…
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Comment #32331449
I‘ll make the switch to working for a company in the solar energy space soon. Found it through climatebase.org, a huge job board for anything in the broad space. There are quite so…
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Comment #29118208
Location: Hamburg, Germany Remote: Yes, please. Willing to relocate: No. Technologies: Vue, React, JS/TS, serverless stuff Résumé/CV: https://herrsiering.de/next Email: weshouldtal…
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Comment #21871423
Oh, that would be awesome! I’m very interested as well :)
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Comment #20679294
Oh, thank you! Sounds great!
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Comment #20678456
Does anyone think we can solve this? Or is all hope gone? By now I’m at a point where I try to come up with a good explanation for my daughter once she’s old enough about how/why w…
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Comment #20660569
Late to the party: CMD + L selects the URL of your tab. Comes in quite handy for sending URLs to people. CMD + L => CMD + C => done :)
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