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Comment #48909462
> I'm not good at lifting weights or running, so my thinking is the only thing I have I'm not saying this to be snarky, but maybe it's time to work on lifting weights and running. …
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Comment #44111607
The book "Nexus" by Yuval Noah Harari essentially makes this same point. The way he phrases it is that information's primary role throughout history hasn't necessarily been to conv…
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Comment #43063909
I started this in 2015 and I'm still keeping up with it. Maybe it will work for you. https://medium.com/@markracette/make-every-day-matter-9ac6db...
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Comment #35279834
Isn't this exactly what useLayoutEffect is for? https://react.dev/reference/react/useLayoutEffect
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Comment #30355477
SSG gives you the best SEO because web crawlers can understand the structure of a static page with pre-populated content better than a dynamic site that relies on Javascript. The p…
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Comment #30349559
Yeah, those pages are definitely auto-generated. Static site generation makes it possible for those types of pages (I call them "shims") to jump to the top of the results list. I w…
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Comment #30349511
This is partially due to the proliferation of data-driven static site generation. Two types of sites I see popping up are: 1) "shims", which generate the bare minimum static conten…
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Comment #30148276
> SSGs have had neglible impact on non-technical users. I don't think so. Publishers are leaning heavily into SSG to improve SEO: https://zestyrx.com/blog/nextjs-ssg
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Comment #30148245
Funny, I wrote about this recently as well. I'm a huge fan of SSG but concerned about the impact that it has on SEO and search engine quality. https://zestyrx.com/blog/nextjs-ssg
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Comment #30089871
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Comment #29567139
I’ve read that police simply aren't reporting low level crimes at the rate they used to due to staffing shortages and apathy. I would be curious to see the data too, but I doubt it…
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Comment #29317808
That’s far from the only benefit. Lawns have immense recreational value especially for families with children.
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Comment #29317779
Yea I think you’re underestimating the euphoric effects of alcohol.
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Comment #29306543
Overall, pretty well. I was able to make a major career shift, going from a data analyst to a software engineer in the span of about 9 months of self-directed study. I reckon this …
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Comment #29306467
You can also just generate an Open API spec and use something like openapi-generators to produce typed client code for data fetching ( https://github.com/OpenAPITools/openapi-gener…
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Comment #29306436
It's also quite easy to swap out the templating engine for whatever front end framework that you'd like to use. Django provides tons of value even when used solely as an API server…
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Comment #29229472
Baird Hall from Wavve made an interesting point that chatbots are a blessing for founders because every question/conversation is an insight into what users are thinking and how the…
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Comment #29118344
This app changes everything https://apps.apple.com/us/app/magnet/id441258766?mt=12
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Comment #29112065
I think there are quite a few other factors that could explain the difference in international tourism between Phoenix and NY. LA seems to be doing alright though with ~7.5M foreig…
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Comment #29106305
If that is true, why are there so many international tourists in U.S. cities every Summer? Furthermore I've both vacationed to - and lived in - SF at different stages of my life.