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aliencat

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    Show HN: React Docs as Offline EBooks

    Hi HN, I created this to help people who want to read the React documentation offline, instead of through the React website. The main benefits are: * Completely offline, so you can…

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    Comment #37299317

    Sharing a tool that I wrote to convert docker-compose file to kubernetes deployment YAML: https://docker2kube.app.enting.org/ Hope it helps someone!

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    Comment #37203627

    video demo looks awesome, what tool do you use to make it?

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    Show HN: Docker 2 Kubernetes

    Convert docker compose to Kubernetes

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    Comment #36303597

    Thanks! Best of luck! Looks like a solid product

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    Comment #36285071

    It seems that the 140x lower storage cost comes from: 1. S3 (OO) vs EBS (ES): about 5x 2. No indexing: About 10x ? 3. No data duplication (due to using S3 I assume) in HA deploymen…

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    Show HN: HN Summarizer

    Hey HN, We have made this free extension to help you skim HN articles at the speed of light! Give it a try and tell us your experience!

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    Show HN: Create new files in macOS Finder

    Hi HN! One of the feature that is lacking in MacOS Finder is the ability to create a new file in any folder. This repo provides a quick action workflow that adds this functionality…

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    Comment #35162436

    unit test definitely a great use of copilot.

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    Comment #34964887

    I also recommended vimium-c ( https://github.com/gdh1995/vimium-c ). It's like vimium on steroid: with a bunch of additional useful features.

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    Comment #34942347

    One problem with Tauri is that it doesn't bundle Node runtime, meaning that you can't take advantage of the npm packages that works outside of a browser environment. It does allow …

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    Comment #34512524

    Haven't written on paper for a long time, almost forgotten how good it feels to write on one.

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    Comment #34497583

    > After work I prep for dinner, keep working on my projects, and then drive 5 min west to the beach right before sunset and sit in the back of my car writing in my notebook. This i…

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    Comment #34277306

    How easy is it to create a kubernetes cluster between local and cloud? Was thinking about doing this but was puzzled by how to bridge the network.

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    Comment #33849188

    Very interesting idea! I think I've heard something like this before on giving reward randomly yielding to addictive behaviours, like gambling. Do you have any recommended referenc…

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    Comment #32959366

    Karabiner is incredible for making keyboard shortcut to do some pretty complicated task. Obsidian, what a note-taking app! Makes Evernote looks like a dinasour. Vim (and NeoVim), y…

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    Comment #21173479

    You can also acomplish this with shell: export BUCKET=____; aws s3 ls "$BUCKET" | tail -n+2 | awk '{print $4}' | while read k; do aws s3 cp "s3://$BUCKET/$k" -; done

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    Comment #19886441

    No need for the sarcasm, it's open source, you don't have to use it. But to answer your question, you can't do `./my-script foo`, because you can't call a function directly as argu…

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    Comment #19886363

    Your statements are correct, but they are workarounds, and doesn't cover all the use cases. And they usually requires a StackOverflow search. For the above 2 reasons, I consider th…

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    Comment #18898780

    This one is pretty useful! Open current OSX Finder directory in Terminal: cdf () { target=`osascript -e 'tell application "Finder" to if (count of Finder windows) > 0 then get POSI…

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    Comment #18075551

    stickK app is very useful for breaking bad... habit. You put money on the stake to follow through.