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Comment #41718738
Location: Philippines Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: React.js, Next.js, Typescript, Prisma, Tailwind CSS Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jopsima Email: je…
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Ask HN: Is Bun trying to do too much?
I've been tracking Bun since launch, and I'm conflicted about its trajectory. The speed is undeniably impressive - Bun smokes Node.js in benchmarks. The all-in-one approach (runtim…
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Comment #38950627
I use https://rescuetime.com
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Comment #38829748
I'm currently building a project using App Router. Here are my thoughts so far: 1. In React Server Components, you fetch data at the component level instead of route level. You can…
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Comment #38580788
I just enjoy the journey of building the project instead of fixating on the "finish line".
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Comment #38579293
Shadcn/ui and TailwindUI. I want to love Mantine but I don't enjoy having to style in a separate file.
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Comment #36824795
> Also Telegram is like second internet, nobody talks about! Do you have any groups/channels that you can recommend?
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Comment #36465473
I rarely see SQL Server being used alongside Next.js. But Prisma is quite popular in js land. There's also DrizzleORM, which is still relatively new. I'd recommend spending some ti…
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Comment #33861223
Since it remembers what was said earlier in the conversation, I wonder if it's possible to feed chatgpt the entire MDN javascript documentation just by copy pasting and let it solv…
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Comment #32896775
I use Yonce theme https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=minamark...
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Comment #32877560
Take a look at RxDB https://rxdb.info/
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Comment #32481734
You should be careful with your thoughts. There's this type of bias (I forget the name, I think it's availability heuristic?) where you overthink things to a point that it becomes …
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Comment #32467579
The whole article can be summed up to : 1. Think of something 2. Return to that thought from time to time 3. Repeat
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Comment #32317213
I read the comment section first to see if it's worth reading. And when they do, I skim the whole article starting from intro then headings (without reading the paragraph) then ski…
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Comment #32252607
I went down the rabbit hole only to realize that none of them provide better tooling for organizing scattered thoughts. Now I just use Obsidian's Daily Notes and embrace the fact t…
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Comment #32108288
Climate change is a very complicated problem. Virtual reality does not solve it. Author's bet is just another example of shallow thinking.