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r6203

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    Comment #43648550

    The site uses Next.js

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    Comment #40858559

    Component libraries are the major reason I’m still using React. It would be so much nicer using something like Elixir LiveView for the kind of apps I’m developing. But having to im…

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    Comment #40696509

    Just keep in mind that after all the hard work you’ve done over the years, having good reviews etc. if Upwork (or whatever else platform you’re on) terminates your account—and you …

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    Comment #34565636

    Volumes. This works, however, only if you know beforehand which files you’re going to update frequently.

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    Comment #32649110

    I've received the message an hour ago.

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    Comment #31214355

    I could be wrong but the experience you're describing sounds like lucid dreaming.

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    Comment #30969976

    I discovered Fastmail a few years ago and couldn't be happier. Migrating from Gmail was easy via the import option built into Fastmail. I'm using a custom domain and pay $5/month f…

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    Comment #30890654

    I prefer dark color schemes. And nightfly has just the right amount of contrast in my opinion which dark schemes often seem to lack.

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    Comment #30888902

    After constantly switching schemes I "finally" settled on using nightfly. https://github.com/bluz71/vim-nightfly-guicolors

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    Comment #30260726

    It's Firebase. https://github.com/HackerNews/API

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    Comment #30055055

    Related thread discussing the study: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30019841

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    Comment #29118528

    Are other languages/runtimes also that risky as Node with npm? npm packages seem like a cardhouse. I know that the node_modules folder is often times criticized for its sheer amoun…

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    Comment #29117586

    Well it occurred to me after reading this thread that I could edit my Obsidian vault via vim. Of course, that's only for basic text editing capabilities everything else has to happ…

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    Comment #29002625

    I don't get it. It's still not possible to use next/image (without some fancy loader or 3rd party service) when exporting a SSG build. Are people really not using responsive images…

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    Comment #28603874

    The Phoenix framework for Elixir supports something like that with its "LiveViews". A few other backend frameworks for other languages also have something like that.

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    Comment #28086303

    Microsoft Visual Fox Pro?

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    Comment #27838536

    This sounds like the „textbook definition“ of social anxiety which is understandable growing up lonely—and not learning social skills which many people take for granted later in li…

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    Comment #27518324

    Still no option to export a static site when using next/image without relying on 3rd party services, right? The only option that comes to my mind is using Vercel to host the site b…

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    Comment #27441981

    At the moment I'm using Gatsby but the client side js bundle turns me off. However, one thing I really like about Gatsby is the dynamic image component. Is there any way (or are th…

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    Comment #27408772

    I'm using KeepassXC [1] for that. [1]: https://keepassxc.org/

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    Comment #26955301

    Release notes: https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Releases/34/ChangeSet

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    Comment #26826381

    "Prior to launching vim.so I was heads down for about 4 months working on an online interactive Python course called Deliberate. [...] I was working on Deliberate in the early morn…

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    Comment #26790610

    Reminds me of the Land of Lisp video—in a good way. http://landoflisp.com/

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    Comment #25744088

    He's talking about the gif in the Github repo.