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About aculver
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Comment #48668259
Say less! Appreciate the recommendation and it's on its way!
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Comment #48655112
Since we're talking about Kevin Mitnick on Hacker News, I have to mention: I recently re-read "Cyberpunk: Outlaws and Hackers on the Computer Frontier". It was published in 1991 an…
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Comment #47797822
Taylor's response to a similar thread on Reddit[1]: Hey all! Kinda surprised this has "taken off" haha It has nothing to do with raising money. It has everything to do with the fac…
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Comment #47731359
Yes, exactly. The point I was trying to make is that with a black finish, exposing the original color of the aluminum would be even more striking.
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Comment #47725745
Love this! I did this in 2020 and until today I hadn't seen anyone else who had done it. If anyone is tempted, I recommend finishing the job with Micro-Mesh. IIRC, I went up to 12,…
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Comment #45022098
I don't remember how common it was, but there are definitely examples of him being critical before, e.g. https://daringfireball.net/linked/2011/05/11/facetime-standa...
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Comment #35696265
Thank you for pointing this out! Fixing now!
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Comment #35696252
Update on this: We do now include Turbo by default and the "Cable Collections" feature in the linked video has been completely reimplemented by the CableReady team in a feature cal…
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Comment #35691225
Not at all! You can use Bullet Train and Avo together or you can use them independently. Avo is the recommended admin library to use with Bullet Train.
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Comment #35691151
Thank you! This was the work of Tamik Soziev, who also created the original theme for Bullet Train itself. I'll make sure to pass on the note!
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Comment #35689484
Check out https://usegravity.app/ !
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Comment #35688731
Yes, this is true that we lean heavily into Tailwind CSS by default. However, when I implemented our "new" component system in 2021, I designed it so that there was a path forward …
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Comment #35688625
Wow, hi everyone! Was just about to walk over for the first day of RailsConf when a friend let me know we were #1 here! Honored! I'm the original creator of Bullet Train, although …
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Comment #35248236
Yeah, you're not alone. Aaron posted a thread on Twitter that shares the inside skinny on what it took to ship this course ( https://twitter.com/aarondfrancis/status/16381913492613…
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Comment #25130332
1. Yes, it does. I use AdBlock Pro. 2. Yes, it does. I've been using Safari as my primary browser as a Rails developer for at least the past decade and have always found the develo…
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Comment #21820254
Hey KRains, author of Bullet Train here! Congratulations on your launch and making the front page of HN! I know how great a feeling that is after all your hard work! I disagree tha…
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Comment #17230669
Honestly, can you think of a smarter move on the part of Microsoft than making Nat Friedman (a veteran of the Open Source community) CEO of Github? I completely trust this guy to d…
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Comment #17217946
Hey Weston, with regard to servers and deployment, I think Heroku is a very turn-key solution. These days you can have a default `app.json` in your project and use it to click a bu…
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Comment #16622424
Is anyone familiar with any other research that would allow us to compare this to other developed nations?
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Comment #16485897
Thanks for providing such detailed and thoughtful feedback. I actually did build this app on top of https://bullettrain.co in less than two hours. I actually recorded the entire pr…
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Comment #16031954
Just watched the video on your site and this is by far my favorite Tiny House project I've seen yet. It's the first one I've seen that I felt like I could actually live in that wit…
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Comment #15468561
For those of us who have no clue what you're talking about, could you please take the time to explain what you mean? For example, what are the better ways to manage front-end state…