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Comment #48960999
I actually thought the Reddit context was quite helpful. I wouldn’t have guessed that this would be particularly meaningful for people with a binge eating disorder.
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Comment #46811556
My reading of that is that they mean stopped the progression of the journey rather that made no movement whatsoever.
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Comment #46379929
I assume that’s because most of the world we regularly interact with is run and/or shaped by humans
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Comment #46329962
Very cool! If you’re looking for an example of this UI to compare how others have implemented it take a look at the move function in the mobile app for https://anytype.io I’ve reco…
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Comment #46259274
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Comment #46223722
As an alternative is anyone considering https://sst.dev/ (which uses Pulumi under the hood)? We use it at work and I’ve been quite happy with it
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Comment #46211691
Out of interest why do you care? I assume you’re using acme to automate renewals. Is it in case that fails? Or do you work with some system that can’t be automated?
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Comment #46062358
Trans people exist
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Comment #46062353
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Comment #45794204
Thank you!! There’s a tone of projects where I’ve wanted something like that. I’ve previously cobbling together something ad hoc myself but this looks way more thought out and (sli…
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Comment #45688111
How would that work? My understanding is that satisfies doesn’t change anythings type, it just provides an additional type validation check.
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Show HN: A simple meal planner that intergrates with Paprika
I love the recipe management app Paprika but find that its style of meal planning doesn't really suit me. It wants you to schedule each meal in your meal plan but I just want to pi…
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Comment #43418521
Cool! I haven't come across stacktape before. I'll take a closer look :)
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Comment #43409581
OP here, these are some of the off-the-shelf options we've looked at so far and why they don't quite fit us: - https://www.flightcontrol.dev (looks great but pricing is out of our …
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Ask HN: Do you know of any deployment mangement frontends?
Has anyone come across any (ideally self-hostable and open-source) deployment management frontends that let you set env vars and secrets and such for an app + run a deployment of t…
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Comment #41342704
A big one for me is that it generates a nice interactive UI with the ability to zoom and reorganise tables rather than a static image. I find with sufficiently complex projects it …
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Comment #41295106
I’m in bed at the moment and tried to watch the video but stopped as soon as I realised it needed audio to be understood for fear of waking my partner. It does look like a cool app…
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Comment #41295083
I don’t think some asking for some money for the time and effort they put in to build an app is such a bad thing.
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Comment #40472202
I’m guessing they’re referring to this: https://github.com/mmastrac/automedia