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Comment #30793502
I wholeheartedly agree. For a MVP, it's hard to beat Phoenix Framework channels and Liveview, and if you want to completely decouple the UI from the backend with something like a n…
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Comment #27169391
Half of the reason that I enjoy using GNOME, KDE, and other distros is that I can theme the entire system for a relatively consistent experience. I enjoy having system apps all be …
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Comment #26056684
I think the bigger issue are that devices are trying to handle many things at once, and badly. I stick with projectors (which keep getting more affordable) which just handles video…
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Comment #24883027
That's pretty cool. I remember using a rocksmith cable into my laptop running Bias FX as a last minute replacement for my amp when it died the day before a gig. Good to see that th…
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Comment #21965757
That's all fine if you stay stateless. Once a well-meaning developer introduces local application state into your web app or adds a feature that locks your database, your web serve…
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Comment #21011615
I like the style, but I'd like to see it through a Nerd Fonts patch. https://www.nerdfonts.com/ I live from a terminal with vim for coding, so It's nice to have devicons for file i…
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Comment #20789873
Depends on what you want out of a computer. If you want a general purpose (as in write programs and run them) Plan 9 is a pretty self-contained operating system and software system…
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Comment #20376823
Sometimes the vim key-bindings are incomplete, or wrong. I moved from intellij to vim with language server plugin because the times where the keybindings did something that I didn'…
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Comment #18302070
It could have been an internal document that was published a few years after written. This could be due to a indecision on whether or not to publish the work. This document could a…
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Comment #18176897
Building Javascript-based frontends are already compiling to static assets, which Netlify could already host. JAMstack is about having the javascript front-end call APIs on the bac…
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Comment #18169062
EZ Ergodox. It's a similar price to the Kinesis advantage with a similar layout, but more customization.
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Comment #18140714
General Internet browsing: Windows Work and School: Linux VM I would do it the other way, but linux in a vm is nicer than windows in a vm, and my laptop manufacturer made it too mu…
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Comment #18130887
Definitely a framework to play with. Currently using Actix-web https://github.com/actix/actix-web and Tower Web seems like a more ergonomic web framework that still has async. Not …
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Comment #17926671
Seems expensive. Everybody I know that would spend $3-5 on a cup of coffee would spend it at a store, and people who want convenience would make large-batch cold brew, or use a k-c…
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Comment #17820332
Tried Fibonacci, and the thing crashed for 100. I'm not sure that a wasm python library can do any heavy lifting.
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Comment #17578305
It looks like it prevents you from posting to twitter while injecting a fake tweet into the DOM of the client's browser. After 10 seconds it actually posts the tweet unless the cli…
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Comment #17575148
Huge fan of using talky.io Its in the web browser using WebRTC, and with end-to-end encryption. It's free and good quality, and you can play lunar lander while you are waiting for …
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Comment #17507638
Make a CRUD app for an outside hobby. CRUD is trivial, but CRUD for a specific niche with good design is a good business. Look at your hobbies, and see if you would enjoy a X for X…