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crisopolis
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Comment #44868500
Hi! I have a side project (that I haven't infiltrated with Claude Code yet, lol) that I need to dust off and get back to work on. It's essentially a B2B SaaS product where I needed…
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Comment #42654172
Epic is a electronic health record (EHR) software used by many hospitals and clinics. It's not the only EHR there are many but it's probably the most known. Doctors usually type pa…
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Comment #41903051
I'm also in the process of building a product mostly in Elixir with minimal JavaScript. I just completed the WorkOS integration, now putting more effort into the actual product its…
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Comment #36511704
Interesting, if they were going to provision a disposable vpn, couldn't they have done the same with the DNS.
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Comment #34515038
Curious, your users like this design? Or is it a bit better once signed up? Somethings do not work on mobile and while on desktop I was getting error pages clicking around. :-/
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Comment #34269261
It still exists ello.co and I remember the same another FB/MySpace killer that didn't kill anything lol.
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Comment #34234181
That site loads instantly on my mobile device over wifi. Is that fly.io only or do you use other caching services?
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Comment #32059698
No, RadioShack brand is just being used for a trend. Not even related to keeping their technology or stores open/alive in 2022. RIP RadioShack
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Comment #31265250
Most likely Sonarr, Radarr they are library management and fetch apps.
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Comment #31009083
Looks really close in design to Gleam.io's competition widgets they use.
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Comment #30961989
Same with any other loan product the bank doesn't care if it's a scam, only cares about collecting that glorious interest payment or fees associated. Plenty of people buy bad used …
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Comment #30961840
I agree it does read like the OP triggered the entire issue with payments using a chargeback originating from Chase, regardless of the support/platform issues with Affirm. I don't …
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Comment #30878585
This actually gave me an itch to make a web-based version... still pondering it.
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Comment #24903975
This website is frustrating to use.
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Comment #24359612
Wow, I use this same USB switch and also use two monitors for everything. Right now I manually switch my main monitor and just gave up on switching the monitor above it. But this i…
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Comment #21865217
Since I got in a lot of debt with credit in the past. I don't have much credit now and majority is being paid off. So my financial setup is rather simple, always slide the debit in…
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Comment #21372663
Yes, that chat bubble even the notification noise it makes drives me crazy.
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Comment #20830539
Postgres is my fav. I've never heard of Svelte but just looked it up and might have to give it a whirl. Anyways great information and great work on your MMO! If you ever need more …
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Comment #20812254
I love the UI, and how performant this game is for being JavaScript. What GFx engine does this use? Also timeline to getting to this Alpha? Years?
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Comment #20097950
So pretty much NordVPN pokes TorGuard into suing and now... NordVPN gets to put TorGuard in a body bag and call it a day as they've always wanted. Mission Accomplished.
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Comment #20090762
Location: St Petersburg, FL Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Elixir, Vue, JavaScript Resume: http://chriscombs.me/resume/resume.pdf Email: hey (at) chriscombs.me
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Comment #19822832
skimfeed.com
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Comment #19507444
So can't a private railroad company build new tracks? For instance we know that traffic is bound by a interstate highway to get from City A to City B. It clogs with traffic due to …
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Comment #18970360
Elixir/Phoenix + ES6/Vue + Stripe + PostgreSQL + Vultr
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Comment #17224095
At least it wasn't Oracle.